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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-02-22
: SonoelsIefretdr Straus legte

- 9dn0elS1efre1df SIrQus legIe
Dem 8rqlioenten in ber lebten &abi.
nettsiisune cine Statiitif Dor, aus
ipel6er berporeebt, oaB Die jopani'
ihe @inpanoerung nod ben ger.
Stooten beberteno nadgelaiIen bat,
SIN Sanuar 1908 trafen allf 9oipoii
lmo an ser amerifonil6en gacific-
&nIte 971 Sapaner Elm, gegen rnno
5000 i'm Sannor 1907. Sefretar
Straus gob feine grflarung iiber
oie uria6en oieies &iidganges an.
bod beitebt fein 3meifel oaB er ouf
Die idarfere 8eoufii6tigung Der Gn1i=
gronten bon 5eiten Der iaponii6en
@eeierune 5uriid5ufiibren it, slnd
Die ginfponoerune aus europa bat
itarf obgenon1men uno Smar I'm
minoeltens so 8roaent. gs lanoeten
I'M sonuor 1908 insgeiantn1t 2700
gmigro1lten ait Der anerifonifb-ot-
lantii6en &iiite eeeen $500 I'M So-
nnor 1907
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-02-22

in glpria, Ohio, fam elne Eerlorl,
Ser Maldinilt oes einen 3uges, nrrts
aeben llno iieben purben perlest
9urd) cine @rploiion in ben
9(nloqen Ser General grplolipe 80.
su @hortolt, q. s., tpurben bret Vtan'
rer qetotet. Die Senlter fait iantntt-
Iider @ebduoe in @borton ipnroen
aertriinmert infolee Ser @ri1ittes
ru1ta, uno oud in 0oper, einen 5tpet
Wseilen entfer1lten Sta0t6en, tpnroe
sic gri6utternng peripiirt.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-02-22
characterization itttb

9ie 9fDntgenitrablen entbillen oas gins
brinaen frenoer Stoffe bon allben. Sols
die 5toffe, tpeId5e -itb i'm Snnern bes
aorpers ielbit bilben lltlb Die gefdbrli1e'
rem iinb, neil iie ben &orper pergiften.
seieen ii6 nnierem @efiibl ON onrd
aopftpeb, Msattigfeit, 6bn1er8en inn 2iie
den, 5dtpd6e. Slimmern por ben an@
gen, l1ebelfeit, f6le6ten 8ei9mad, 9er5s
ilopfen unb GerItopfllng. Oann beiBt
es audi in ben &orper bringen. ober ntd]t
nit ienen Strnblen, ionbern nit ct. Bers
uar6 &rGlterpilIen, Dem ein5igen Wtittel.
bas bilft. gailr begetabiliid. aein a1iedz
fiber. Sn 9tpotbefen gu baben
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-02-22
III einem heroiihen Werind

sSn einen beroiiben gerind,
ibren fleinen @efdbrten ben 6 Sabre
often 9apio Hogers, 5lt retten, tpnroe
9iai Mop aline, IL Sabre aft, in
@arterspille, Ga. Don etnem beron-
hrouienoen 3uee getroffen uno io1itmt
bem ainoe. oos iie auf benz Mrm
bielt, getotet. Die &inoer gingen in
gegleitl,ne oes @aters bes Wdo9ens
oas @eleiIe entlane. Ils Elm Bug iif
ndberte, oerindte Der fleine 8ogers
Die Sdienen 5u freu5en, er blieb
aber BON slngit erfiillt, in Der Wfitte
iteben. 0as Wdohen iprang bin
griff ben &naben uuf, tp1roe aber IN
bemIelben Monent bon Dem 3uge er.
foBt. 8eibe @orper maren big 5nr
llnfenntli6feit neritiin1melt.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-02-22
Die 6alteitele.

sd, NOR in Ser Bemolf Der
@d,pinoludt uno botte beinabe Die
SoIteIteGe erreidt, aIs mir Or. Sings
geeue gntoedung enpfoblen ipnroe.
gie rettete mid. Die erfte Slaihe
qob mir geferune. Gin 9nteno
Slaihen madte einen geinnoen,
oIiidlihen Monn aus mir," +" iogt 9eo
Meoore BON @rimesIanb, g. s. Als
WeitteI fir @uiten idpade 2ungen.
Inn gneumonto bor5nbeugen, itebt
oieie Meoi5irt uniibertroffen, SOC n1o Z
ST bel glooIpb 9reiB ltno R. @abn &
60. &robeflal6e frei.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-02-22
gfad1barIdlaft- -2ieblina.

sSroll 6. 9. CHARLES BON 9arbor.
Moine, meint banlit electric 8itters
gr peroient Der 2iebling allerpdrts
8u iein, oenn er beieitigt iofort Dps'
pepfie, 2eber uno Nieretleioen, Seer
boiit6t llno Shpd6e. Seine Wirfnna
a1f oas glut nladt i'm 5ur gater
ssriibiabrslneoi5in. Dieter groBe I'll
terotip.Sonif miro unter 8arantie
perfauft bon @oolpb 9reiB nno st.
Coin & 60. SOC.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-02-22
0iiebergeibluseaabes tee
bamttt.
slnitatt SrnbIinm lit @liidieligfett III
mamdles Sams in San sfntontO
eimge5ogeH.

gin 16lner5enoer Milden perlr1obt
NeieoergeIdlagenbeit.
sOean fonn ni6t eliidlid fein nit
einem beitanoig i6mer5enoen @aden
Die S1mer6en beg 3iidens ribren
meiitens bon frarfen Nieren ber.
9oan's gfierenpillen beilen frante
geiere11.
sic baben in lnon6es Sous tnson
g(ntonio @lidi dieIigfeit gebra6t.
2elet, mas Elm bonfbarer 8iirger
iast:
ssrou 6. 6. 81 ibert, 722 Sbert
man StroBe, San @ntonio, Iagt:
vcsssh oenfe, i6tpere lrbeit tpar Die
l1riafe meiner geiererlfranfbeit. Sd
lit iebr piel an ltarferem 4opfmeb,
i'd batte SdiittelfroIt ltno mir tplroe
oft ihpinolib. @eeirl &iiden tat mir
10 meb, ooB i6 mid I'M 8ette fauln
rnoreben fonnte. Die Mftion Der
geieren tpar 10 unfontro1ierbar, oaB
i6 5uipeilen 5tDan5tgntal pro Sog ge'
ben muBte. Mein 3u1tano mar iebr
idImm, als ib mir i'm gegar Drug
5tore cine G1o6tel BON 9odns geie<
ren.8iaen peridaffte. Sd BIN NIT
oem GeIultat iebr 5ufrieoen, oa id
mid seinnobeitlid beiier befinoe, tpie
leit longer 3eit. Mein 3uitono bel
lerte ii6 iofort. Sd babe feline &opf-
idmer5en mebr, oie 9fiideni6mer5en
boben aufgebort, Die gftion Der de.
rem lit regelmdBig ufto i'd bin niel
frdftiger."
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-02-22
= Ser sSohrpreis fir &aiiiten.

- Der Jabrpreis fiir 8aluteils
gaIIogiere ouf oen 2lopo-9ompfern,
oie 5tpiiden @alpeIton uno Bremen
ben 8erfebr permlitteln, lit erbobt
poroen. gr betr6et iebt fir Die
ssobrt nad) Bremen $50 nno $50,
@inter- nno Sonlmerrnte reipeftibe,
.uno ebeniopiel fir Die 5abrt bon 9re-
men na6 @albeIton.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-02-22
Wie lit biesI

Gir bteten etnbunbert Dollars Selobs
nlna fir ieben Sal bon 8atarrh. per
nid5t bur6 ginnehmen bon Saa's 9as
tarrbsanr aebeiIt tperoen tailn.:
s. S. G1enep & 60, gigenth.
Solebo. 8.
Wir, Die 1Interaeidneten, baben S. 5.
gbeneb felt ben letter 10 Sabren 9es
tannt llnb baIten i'm fiir polltonMen ebs
renhaft in alien @eiddftsberbdrol
uno finan5iea befabigt, ollie bon iei1er
isirma einsesansenen @erbinolidteiten
8eit 4 Sruog. @robbanoelse9ros
eliIten. Eoleoo, 9;
8aIbing. &innan & 30 ar b ! n.
@robbanbeIs> 9rosuiiten, Soleoo, o.
Son's @atarrhsalr tpirb irnerliA aee
non,men uno tpirft oireft ailf bos glut
unb Die idleinigen Sberfld6en beg
Sbgtems. 3eugniiie frei berianbt. Rreis
Is Gents Der Sloibe. gertaift bon allen
9lpotbefern.
5al's gamiIiensViGlen iinb Die beiten
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-02-22
Mnhl Mn5eige.
syiir Sberifi.

Sic .;sreie 8reiie fir Seras" lit auto
riiiert. a1sliseioen., ons 9. 9. g , :
fe h &onbibat fir bds glmt eines Sberifts
BON 8erar Gouutb iit linh ii6 Der Gnts
fdeibun9 Der oemotratiiehen Rrimdre
tpahIeu llnterfpirft.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-02-22

gu perfanfen Bel allen Sdnolern.
preis 50 Gents. Softer Milburn
60, 8uffaIo, Stem gorf, alleinige
Igenten fir Die Ser. Staoten.
Grinnert gu6 oes Namens
0oan's - unb rtebnlt feline anoeren.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-02-22
Kansas fir Bryan.
Httentat auf einep Eisenbabn-
zus in Oklahoma.
Leucbtturn1- Trae0die.
Seltsamsr unfaII in elmer Mob
feminine.

opt oie United States 8retuers
M5iociation uno Die uniteo States
Wsal5ters @iiotiation" batten lib aur
BefGnpfung Der 8robibition nno Der
Muder-8eItrebungen pereinigf nno
hdtten einen beoeutenoen ariegsfono
aufaebraht. Sin Der 8eriannmlnng,
in Ser bie genonntei1 Sbritte getan
uuroen, ioaen fi6 grauer aus allen
geilen oes 2olloes beteiligt baben.
Die Oemofraten bon &onlas
boben ibre Stoatsfonpention abgebol-
ten un6 oie Gelegaten 5ur gotional-
4onpention initruiert, fir grpan als
HrGiioentidaftsfa gu lttnl-
men.
9lus Mnsfogee in Sfloboma
miro gemeloet, in elmer benabbarterl
yeeaer-Mniieolung, namens @eo giro,
babe man einen 8abn5lig, in oen iib
pieIe 2eqislatur-M -Mitglieber befonoen,
nit 5teinen bor1baroiert. Wfebrere
gfepr6ientanten tpnrben bur6 Stelr-
miirfe uno @lasIplitter perlest. Wan
aIoubt, bab oas Mttentat ouf ben 3ng
bon Negern ausgefiibrt puroe, Die iid
oofiir RIDDEN ipollteb bab Die 2eeis-
Iotur elm @eIes nngenommen bat.
ueIdes getrenrte @abnipagen tiir
Weibe uno fir Garbige einfnbrt.
gus 9ole6o in 0bio pirb eint
id,auerlide @eidihte semeloet. Mu'
benz melt orauben I'M Safen itebenoer
Qeuf,tturm iparen 5iuei Mdnner ita
tiouiert, @apt. b. Sapoen nto Sole
8erner. 8or ungef1br aht Soger
{tarb Der @ritere, iein @efdbrte fonnt'
6es Giles uno oes Sdneeiturn1s pe
aen oen gurm ni6t perlalien uni
muBte bort iieben Gage oaein MI
Der Qeid1e bleiben, Biz es ihm gelang
nah Der Gtabt 5u fonmen.
Muf cine merfipiiroiee Weil
fonten in elmer Mine Der 2ebigb Z
WiIfesbarre Goal COMPANY orei Wfl
ueuorbeiter uns 2eber. sic tpnroel
aerobe nit fieben anoeren 9lrbeiteri
auiomrnen in einen 5dadt binlnter
aeloffen, als {ih ein foloifales Stiic
Gis BON Ser Seite bes Shabtes 10!
Ioife, in ben ssabritubl btnetHfiel uni
tieien in oie 9iefe rib. 3lpei oel
Manner tuuroen iofort getotet uni
Der brittle 10 fhtper berrDanoet, oat
er glei6 oorauf itarb. Bon ben iib
riaen fieben Wann tpnroen olle bl'
auf apei perlest.
= Geo gurrp, Der 8oubernen'
bes Gerritorinn1s Seem Wterifo, mel
bet, Der Hrdiioent babe ibm Der ripro
den. oIIes in ieinen Grdften Stebeno
su Inn, 6aB Seem Merifo uno Mri5on'
nod innerbaIb zines Sabres au Stao
ten gernadt miiroen.
Sn Stem gorf tpuroe eine Jung
@eieIIihaftsoame, cine Srau Burden
Tod,ter oes Miaiondrs 8. s. g. gel
mont, ourh ausitr0menoes @ds g
totet, ipdbreno fie in ibrem Bett La
uno los. Waon fanb iie am nadite'
Morgen als 2eihe. Dos unglnd ma
oaourh entItanoen, Dab iid Die Nel
binbung afDiiden einem @asiblaut
uno 6em @asrobr geloit batte.
StrDpeiont Slid bat ben &amt
UNI Die 9ontroae iiber Die Sllinoi
Central gobn, ben er ieit mebrere
Sobren gegen 6. s. Sarrimon g.
fiibrt, anibeineno nufgegeben, nod
oem bas @eridt tenli6 gegen ii
entIdieoen bot. >5enigitens gebt ote
aus ben Mitteilungen an oieIenlge
9lftiondre Der gobn Die tren gu ibr
aeboIten baber, berpor. gfm elani
te anfangs, er meroe ben aartlpt fro
Der gegen i'm sefaaenen @erl6tsen
5dei6ung nod peiter fortleten.
-.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-02-22

Won einem eigenortIgen Blon,
geid,dftigungsloien slrbeit Bu Der
id,offen, miro aus 2ouiiiana eentel-
oet Der Staat, beiBt es in Dem Be
rid1t, iei bereit, 9ei6aftigungslolen
2ono 8ur gearbeitlng 5u iiberipeiien;
Man boffe ooourd 5ipei 5liegeit mt
elmer aIoppe gu idlagen, ben Sellten
Die Moeli6feit sur grperbilng tbres
2ebensunterboltes 5u seben nno oie
brahliegenoen 2anoercien oes Stad'
tes 5u beiieoeln @orldufig fonnen
mir uns iiber Die Sade nod fetn
llrteil erIauben, bo mir nod nid'ts
N1beres iiber Tie piiien
Sci elmer Standardization
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-02-22
ssn Der GtatfommiIlion oe!

= s5lt DPT- VIuIlUlIllIlIIIlUIl DC
oeutiden 9feihstues iegte Der Staats.
Iefret1r oes &oloniolunlts, @irfl
@eb. &otb 0ernburg, Die finon5ielle
2oae Der &olonien bar. 3arnoh laBi
iid oieie iebr erfreulid) an. Serr
8ern6urg fiibrte aus, man in
DeutI6lono beitimmt oarouf rednen
fonne, aQmdlig oos in oen S6usge'
bieteu o,gelegte 8apitof 5uriid5uer.
hoIten.
Arizona republican., 1908-01-15
. Personal Mention
Pff@f.ff+++i.i-t-s'.+.f3'+t++t<e+

J. F. Carratt and wife of san Anto- irving here yesterday.
 P. P. Hastings. general passenger and freight agent of the s. F. P. & P. was a business visitor in Phoenix yes terday.
 E. s. Stafford and wife of Florence were among the visitors in Phoenix yesterday.
 Fred Joyce and wife of Ray. spent yesterday in Phoenix on business.
 sam F. Webb and Frank Miller of Meridian were business visitors here yesterday.
 F.. C. Gees and B. F. Daniels of Tucson are business visitors in Phoe- nix this week
 Jack Henness Of Kelvin was here yesterday on business. The following registered at the Commercial yesterday: R. w. Douglas Seattle. Geo. Hamlin. Relief; F. A. Shaw; W. D. Berry. Los Angeles.
 .The following were guests at the Hotel Adams yesterday: Paul l. Fitz- patrick, Salt Lake City; Dr. l.. M. Swikerath; F. W. Dunlevy. Tempe; w. H Simpson, Chicago; P. P. Hast ings. Prescott; C. A. Hurburt. Conn; T. B. Hennessy, Chicago; R. w. Doug las, Seattle.
 At the Ford yesterday were: R. G. O'Shea, San Francisco; Max Book. San Francisco; F. B. Good. Fortuna; George ?. ,Cood. Detroit
 Henry Zeuner is in the city from Prices station in Pinal county. where he is employed by John McCabe as a watchman at his shelter
Arizona republican., 1908-01-15

chier who accompanied them on their | search for it and the boat was found floating about in an eGdy some dis tance below the latter rapids. It was dragged out of the water and found to be badly stove but not ruined The repairs though would require consider able time and they were begun when Boucher left for the Fl Tovar. He said that he would rejoin Russell and Monett and accompany them to the next rapids a few miles below and the worst in the river. He would assist ! them over that cataract and then he | believed that having conquered the 1 most stubborn and dangerous part of ! the way they could complete their voy- Q age safely. -.
 One striking thing about the young men was their apparent want of real
 ization of the stupendousness of the undertaking. They could not under stand why they were being lionized at the Fl Tovar. They seemed to think that their most notable performance so far had been the catching of a large salmon.
 This is the first visit of Mir Simp- son to Phoenix in several years and he Is therefore amazed at the improve ments which have been made. In his capacity as agent o' the Santa Fe sys- tenn he is also looking after the inter ests of The Earth, the Santa Fe pub licatiOn devoted to the promotion of the southwest. Mrs. Russell the editor of The Earth will visit Phoenix some time Tn April tp gather data for special edition Sdevoted especially to this part of the southwest.
 MT. Simpson explained a feature of the management of The Earth that makes it especially valuable. There is secured annually list of names Of persons in the middle west. mostly renters and others who it might be presumed would want to improve theIr conditions. The paper is sent to them for six months or a year and after that if they have not been induced to try their fortures in the southwest. many of them become permanent subscribers of The Earth. That means that ulti- mately they will he induced to emi- grate. This free list usually amounts to about 3o,0O0. Of this number prob ably 10000 are renters.
 In order to make the work of The
  ment has adopted a new feature. IL invites letters from those who are liv- ing in the new country describing their successes. They are requested to set forth their experiences in detail in their own language over their sigma lures and send the letters to The Earth for publication. As these letters will probably involve them in considerable communication with inquiries the man. agement has set aside fund to reim- purse the writers of the letter for pos tage.
 Mir. Simpson believes that the farm CTS of this valley could be of great service to the community and them ] selves as well as to The Earth and he therefore invites their cooperation in the movement to people the great 1 southwest.
 Mir. Simpson accompanied by Paul P. Hastings of the s. F. P r& P. left 1 yesterday for Roosevelt.
Arizona republican., 1908-01-15
GRAND CANYON VOYA6ERS
 IAItST INTELLIGENCE
They Finally Met Shipwreck But Not of the Hopeless Kind.

William H. Simpson. advertising agent of the Santa Fe with headquar- ters in Chicago arrived in the city yes terday morning having come lately from the Grand Canyon. He brought later news of Charles Russell and E, R. Monett the young men who are making a voyage of, she Grand Can yon and whose trip as far as Bright Angel was described by The Republi- can yesterday morning.
 The information regarding the expe- dition, brought by MT. Simpson is two days later On the following Wednes- day after the departure of the voyagers from Bright Angel a French miner, Louis Boucher arrived at the Fl ToVar hotel with a story of shipwreck which however was not so disastrous as to make the expedition hopeless.
 Bouchier's mine is eight miles west of Bright Angel and below that point are the Hermit Creek rapids. fiercer than any that Russell and Monett had yet encountered. They did not dare to shoot" them as they had done the others but they tried to lower the boat over the rushing waters by means of a rope about loo feet long. they them selves making their way down over the rocks outside the channel. The sag in the rope and the rush of the water was too much for them and they were compelled to let gO The steel boat was thrown over the rapids and lost to sight. It was hurled also over the Boucher rapids fourteen miles below.
 At this point they encountered Bou-
Arizona republican., 1908-01-15
"Pve Had Erperience"

With Hoods Sarsaparilla, and am con- vinced it is great medicine, ,"-this is the substance of 40,S66 letters by actual count, received in two years. They tell Of cures ofall blood diseases, loss Ofappetite. rheuma- tism, after-fever weakness, that tired feeling, nervous weakness, dyspepsia, catarrh.
 No Equal-"I can say from experience that Hoods Sarsaparilla is without an equal" EMMA L. BowMAS. II Beacon St. Lowell. Mass.
 Eczema-"l had eczema and tried every thing heard of. but nothing helped me until l took Hoods Sarsaparilla Thanks to this medicine. am now well" GEORGE VASAL- SPINE, South Bethlehem. N. Y.
 Muscular Rheumatisn-"My father had muscular rheumatism. Was confined to his bed. He took two bottles of Hoods Sar- saparilla and was entirely cured" BERTHA l.. PERRIN, Box 1926. Springfield. Mass.
 Hoods Sarsaparilla is sold everywhere In the usual liquid. or in tablet form called Sarsatabs. 100 Doses One Dollar. Pre- pared only by C. I. Hood Co.,, Lowell, Mass.
Arizona republican., 1908-01-15
TREES
100000 TREES AND PLANTS AT WAGNER'S NURSERY.

Umbrella trees ..... .2l5c each and up Ash trees ............1c each and up Mulberry trees ......., ,5c each and up Rose Bushes. ..........5c each and up Fruit trees ..........20 each and up Ornamental Fan and Date Palms,
 ......-.........5c 5c each and up varieties Hedge Plants, DC each up Grapes .5c each and up
 My fruit trees have been inspected by proper authority. It will pay you to come and see me at the nursery. F of. mile south of Eastlake Park. R. F. D.. No. l.
Arizona republican., 1908-01-15
The "OZdrk"

Blue Bingham Rompers for Chil dren-Plam blue with colored col lars and cuffs. Made of heav! quality gingham; sizes to : years Eafh
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1908-04-02
JOSEPH SLECCHTA
IS PROMOTED TO
Be FIRST CONSUL
His Critical Report Of Coffee
Merchants Was Both Truth
full and Effective.

vermiIIion, 8. D., April
the early part Of February an article
appeared in many OF the newspapers
to the effect that Joseph Slechta, class
of 'O4, in the university here, then dep
uty consul general to Rio Janelro,
Brazil, had offended the Brazilian gov
eminent because he had reported that
Brazil has a corner on half OF the
worlds supply Of coffee. Formal pro
test was made by that government to
the state department at washington
against what 1t called an incorporate,
false, and undiplomatic report" and II
was expected that the resignation OF
Mr.. Slechta would be requested.
When President Roosevelt, who is
noted for his square dealing" ooked
into this matter, he decided that the
young deputy consul general was all
in the right, and instead of firing
Slechta, the president promoted him to
full consul general from the United
States to Brazil, ct the same time rails
ing his annual salary from $500 to
81, 1000.
Since the promotion of Joseph Slech-
Ia, reports from Rio Janeiro say that
the coffee merchants in that city have
acknowledged the "truthfulness of the
charges made, and have taken ii upon
themselves to right everything that was
wrong before. . .
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1908-04-02
HURON PREPARING
TO ENTERTAIN THE
STATE COkVE

Huron, S. D., April Hotels and
boarding houses will be taxed to their
utmost capacity to accommodate dele
gates, visitors and others, to the state
republican convention to be held here
April 7. Local committees are planning
to comfortably care for all who come
and indications are that the crowd will
be exceptionally large. There will be
4S9 delegates, and fully as many more
visitors will accompany them. During
the past few days a number Of promi-
nent progressive republicans ave Wis
tied Governor Crawford here. Gov
ernor Crawford yesterday was here and
was called upon by a number OF promi-
nent progressive republicans, among
them being c.. H. Cassil, state treas
urer; Hon. Thomas Thorson, of Can
ton; w. c. Cook, chairman of the re-
publican state central committee; Com
missioner Of public lands, o. C. Dok-
ken; Lieutenant Governor Shober and
others. a
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1908-04-02
FREIGHT RATES ARE
DISCUSSED BY RAIL-
ROAD COMMISSION
Recent Court Decision Causes
Board to Proceed With
Much Caution.

Sioux Falls, s.. D., March So.--The
railroad commissioners have just Is
sued to the public the following state
ment in regard to the adjustment OF
freight rates west of the Missouri river,
which embraces half the state:
1.-THE board has had several schedules
of rates under consideration for some
time past, but upon investigation II
was found that these proposed rates
interfered In many instances with ex-
listing interstate rates and 1t q peen
necessary to revise the figures and pre-
pare new schedules OF rates. The com
mission is desirious Of promulgating 9
distance tariff of freight rates which
shall be just and equitable and one
that will stand the test OF the courus IN
the event that an appeal shall be
to them for final determination.
This matter has been pending before
the commission for some months, DUR
ing which time the most careful con-
sideration and thorough investigator
has been given II, but the board has
deemed 1t advisable to proceed very
cautiously and deliberately In prepar-
ing a new schedule of freight rates, es-
pecially in view Of the recent decisions
of the supreme court Of the United
States relating to the powers ano
duties of state boards of railroad com
missioners in the matter OF rate max
ing"
The matter is expected to be passed
upon and a final decision reached and q
schedule adopted at an adjourned meet
ing to be held April s.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1908-04-02
Mr.. JARVIS HUNT 49,.
STOPS DIVORCE

Sioux Falls, s. D., March 31.--Today
when II became positively known that
Mrs. Jarvis Hunt, the famous million
aire society and ace horse woman
whose arrival in Sioux Falls a rev
days g created a great
would not maintain her residence here
and apply to the divorce courts Tor a
decree, members of the local divorce
colony were given fresh o for Cos
sip.
This is the first instance on record
in the history OF the local divorce col
ony in which a person Of prominence
has abandoned intention to secure a
after having once established a
residence here. The alteration In her
plans is due to the fact that following
the arrival OF Mr.. Hunt in the city,
and as a result of an extended ave
sation between himself and wife, he
was able to bring sufficient influence
to bear to induce her to her
plan and they now have effected a COM
plete reconciliation. They today shook
the dust of Sioux Falls from their feet,
departing for their home at Chicago
and Wheaton. Such movable prop
erty as Mrs. Hunt brought with her
when she came to Sioux Falls VIII FOL
low them as speedily as possibly.
Mr.. and Mrs, Hunt apparently are
very happy over this adjustment OF
their matrimonial difficulties, but they
were not willing to share their happi-
ness with the general public, for Meth
er would consent to be interviewed on
the subject Of their reconciliation.