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Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-03-22
Garmen 40 perfanfen.

Cine Nnsabl pon 5armsu nabe 9lppIes
Ton, eittle @bute, aaufauna Hno Wriebtss
totpn in Der yldbe BON fatboliihen 3iybe
uno S6ule 5u nerlauieH. Die Breiie oro=
men lih 0 $40 bis 500 Der 9lder.
9Besen 9faberem i6reibe MAI an:
SPsepb &ietns &awfauua, gSis.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-03-22
3m bermietbeu.

Gin ~boafdHoises pbotograpbilfss g[t,s
disr IN elReu tleinen blibsnben aanbItd6ts
neIl, bslie 81 oermietbeu. SUITE @eleaen=
bit far eiuen iuHseH, ftrebiamsn .6atbos
ltten. OferteH erbsten unter: q. 8
columbia Ofice, SO glaiOn st. MiIuals
lefs ISIS. C9ml
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-03-22

c~oniuItirt bitten. @tioe nuroen gs
gen 8iirgidait pon $1,000 oorIduiis
aui frcien SUB gelebt.
Gina 1000 Stuoeuten Der lluis
Oeriitdi ron 4nn 4rbor perii6ten
bort siuen niiiteu Rooau uno oemos
lirten Elm 5 g%enistbeater, oeHeH @is
gsntbiimer iih ibr Ulibfunen suae3os
gen, neil er eineR Der S1rigen pegsn
f~Ie9elbdftsn 9straesns an Die Cult aes
Isbt battle. 9oliSei uno Btuerluebr
maren Aen 8dOaubriotrn eeaeHiiber
mahtlos uu0 erit als beianui Durbe.
Dab bic Staatsmilgen an 6tlie aeru.
Ten iUeroen ionten, p%trfuatea fe idl
mad baule. @iniat bon linen marcn
srbeblid oerlsbt; bic 6auptrdoelsfi6
rer ruroen oerboftsi uno perben ne
aen 6Tieoeusbruhs unb Gioeni6ums-
beiddoi9ung prprefirt meroen.
Der Gtdbtratb Don Wldrs
quetts bat bic Sfunili9nsen BON
$500 auf $3.50 be- Sabr er606t.
-Giner Dipbtberitis epidemic ne
Gen Iino in BeIrB ale gduIen aes
fhIoFen unb ale offentlite gerIamm-
lungen unterIagt por6en.
8eim 8aumid1eu murbe al
q orDub Der 6oI5fGuer Qei. Gona
oon sinem iiiir5suosn Stamm sri6Ias
gen.
1nna.
Der erecutiodusiduB Der .State
FEDERATION Of gdbor" bat alien Union
arbeitern II sSSviuu Gin gircalar suaes
fhidt, norm e srmaDrt peroen, Qe=
gen bic prdH bsntIdaitsnominaiion
BON %. 8. 2aFt BON Obio al ar6eiten.
oo gaft Elm @esnsr be- organiIrten
isi.
Sn Dss moines fonosn am
|. UlortGg Die 9orpoblen fir bic am
30. Wdr3 untsr Dem neuen plan Der
5taaOerpoIiung our6 cine Commit
o~b3ubalienbe GtdotDa6l adti.
Rad oisiem plan 6ehebt bic 6iabi-
perDdltung aus sinem Wlabor unb 4
8 o%mmihdren. Gdnoioaien fir bds
oes Wapors iiUo ais ReIuItat Der
9ormablsn: u. 3. Ulat6is un6 IS. VI.
WdterburD; uuo fix gommiHdrt, &.
Sobn 8. 6omsrlb, Wsslen
NIB Gbos. z, Wort5. Sas. R. 5ous
na, 8ufio z. Mailer, g6as. 8. Dortb
aHo 8. 8. BRETON.
Nus S6ptrmutb iibsr dnbaus
GrdnlIidfsit bsoine in Dubus
2 II Der 40 Sabre ate g6os. grsns
nan SelbfmorO. ipoem Ct f6 ben
ools bur6f6nitt.
Cine 5suers6runH lsgie ben
3r5Btsu 3bsil oss @eitdftspisrtels Der
Ortihoft 1bompon in Qi6e.
Der ShaoeB pon $4,000 ptrlbeiii
ih ouf iols,nbs 5irmen. 70. $. Ia
riff, Barber uno giaiarbbans; SEQ.
N. part, aegsIbabn; z. u. 4noreps,
5lsfhtrlabsn; J. 80. 9rosa, RsIiaus
,ani; psrrp9ailsp. aoufIaosu: ena(e.
& Son, aaaflabsn; Or. gun
.ers, ArSt.
Quf ofisnsr 5trobs srItoB in
C8folooa See grubb feline Is
5abre ate 5yau. Iuhte aud Iein 6
Ulonate al:ss aiHb ~ lobien uaD &C.
JiHg boun Selbimor6.
DIR gls0ator 0on r. g. Smith
IN Wbiting purbs iammt 10000
getrsios burd elmer 8libs
TRAIL singsai6ert. 9erlaH $4,000.
Bel Der gntsniaeo auf BEN 8ss
'n0ation Qate su Siour GitD
Duroe qut5er Q. 9steIion, eintm 50
'obre alien GiIenDaarsRbdnolsr Don
Is5., 5urh Die GrplrH on itis
nss @ertbrs fat ber gang, aopf ab.
ltriFsn.
7<1F@~mur-@~
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-03-22
aafh. elrbsiier 9ureau.

Tas Bon ben esutihen fatboIiihsn Tins
ltritnSnusssano SinGgins5 : Asrsinte BON
Atsconiiu rreaHuirte trsis 4rbeitsHahs
l~psiinnsss n SniorHlations sSnrsau bss
tRea IT'D lest in SO. go Bisesniin ctr.
". 3fnblinser Sscrstdr.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-03-22

pirtEiaaiten unO 81 Dasesen sriIdrs
ten.
Die acknowledgements
oes @ouperrearb Sobnion bat nuns
nlebr allen @rnites %bcgonneR uno obs
rpobL oer @ouOernsur felbit nidt re9t
an einen Grfolg Der Champagne CLAUS
ben oiirfte, bal er IS BOD suselahsn,
Dab Elm 6%oupiqudrtier sur GoroeruHs
leiner domination in @bicago erriaa
tet peroe.
Sn ct. paul bisltsn bic Dos
len am |. Sountag cine Soblrsihe bts
Iufte Wahsn0sriammluug alb, In wsIa
der ee9en bic i6duolite georiidung
Der P0len bur6 Die prsuBiide R.aiss
rung Yroteit eingelegt fDuros.
geim q0ihen zines ieuers in ben
Srodenofen Der .0ortbpeiern Gompo
8oarb So" in WtnneGpoIiA
ruroeu 20 5saerpebrIeuts BON 6olss
oIcobolOdniten iibermanni uno 3 bsrs
IeIben bsfinosn id in lritiihsm 3us
fanoe.
aIs Or. +. 81. Boulder In gss
eleitung ieinsr Satin BON DelanG
aus 81 sinem patisntsn Iubr, iDuros
feline autide ben snsm Shneasuge
%setroifen. 5ruu Boulder puros aul
Der Stele gstootet un0 Der Docta1
srlitt t0Otlide 9erleBunssn.
Wdbreno cine @eielibaft g.Iaa
osnsr Safe in ittnem 5aule 81 Wta
o n 4 DerlommsIt mar, begina Der 60
Sabre aIte Dobl6a6sHoe 6armer Bms
Giten Sel6itmoro bur6 GrbGBssnu
3erriittete geiuRo6eit piro ais RDsia
ongeiebsH.
Sn Gba8la purbe Der 15a
idbriee Nlb. Behttl BON einsm Grdmts
3uge t0otlih %iiberfobren.
~1goro
~ Sn 8aIlsD gitD DurhIhnita
Graa Sigruo 5bompion i'm WobHlfnn
ibrsn beioeu ainoern, 6 Wonais uHn
3 Sabre alt, bic asble uub modte
bann einsR Sslbfmoroueriud. Gins
oer 9in0er III t0ot oas anoere laDer
Dsrlsbt. Quh an BEN aufiommen ben
5rau piEo gs3DeiisIt.
8as 5drmbdus Nug. Ranes
moDsli's gu grarD brannte nattS
Doniidnoig Hieoet. Die 1amilit tonne
is iid nur nit tndppsr Roth retten.
Bel Der Grploiion einss WaFsra
bsbdlisrs i'm 8iiasnoisn Der Wobnung
Don 5. g. Collins in Sarge nuroe
Elm 2idbrisss 50bnfen g.,s sstSotst
uHo elm 1idbrigss 30di.rasn idmer
bsrlebt.
SoI. garibana uno u. Boplsns.
5pei Strdflings. sn~ilprans,n aus Dem
Staais3udbauis 81 9tsmard.
8aribaua nuros in sinsm piioIeHa
iampT bon sheriff Bed Don Wlt9eun
GouRtb gst5oist. WooIsns pur0s nabs
W2anoau bon elmer 8lrssrpatrouius
eingefanssn.
#~un-Dnhntn.
On 5losDatota Fno i'm osrs
fIoFtusn Sabre 1872 gsrIonsn cine.
seipaltiomsH 5ooss gstorbsn. Bon
eiejsn muroen II srmorDst, So bsins
gen Gslbfmorb, SO %ersranien, rs tas
men iniolgs %3afdnissn GriaisBena
um's asben. 81 nurOeR BON gabHJis
gen get0oitt. 80 tomsn in 6Iammen
um, IL nurssu Oom 9lib gstroffsH,
1 narb an Sonnsnfih, 10 fnb st~
frozen, uHo 81 purosn BON YistbsH
erldlas,n.
Die 8iirgsr uno 9kifGftsl.ut
BON 3 artston ositirsn bafis, bdh
otr Seri6isort Bee Gouni1s ooa
CttOst Ha6 BORT ssrIsst Dst6t.
Imotumu.
Cur DtfHsauHs bss SsrfaFunsss
Bidb gen Rehtss CUR 9itsniiruus BON
Wiribl6ofisn bat gbas. 90. 6oHer.
81. Drpbi5itioHiHiids gicsprd fo.Hsa
I6oftEeansioai i'm Stsrssridt bieieg
5iauiss cine 3wii6eHEIass in siHsH
anssri@k
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-03-22
Narmer p,rIono,.

1ebsn Seoem. Der Elm 6eim unb Qrbsit
hot, @esssnbsit, cine 6arm su srinOsn,
g~ta9lufrassn bel RobItngsr & Son, 22O
@iseoHiin StraBe.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-03-22

.3urrIdffee gerOneH. gang OOer tbcInefe hub. tauuen ft BET elmer lei.
nen an3alhng oas eetropbone IN itum 6en fir emR glonat beriuhen. 2es
ps 1T nithg Oa Elm @Tinb iabt ben nnsdubefen uber5ug, bag eublh NIT
eeH eeeroplone Gin beutonoges @eborapparat erfIocn DoroeH IN. Solqih
# anf Snie @eie be snsgohI zines DoHpano9 befneogeubn Carbohydrates
Ieht r0 euem Ioen 5ugGngtId. Sic meme gninouna 1T Elm nigiger eletrnfer
geephon.lpparat %. g. &ats 855AAs UNI s5s9sA peas oIt an bs Ehr
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-03-22

-E5r5 s. not 05 tr5e OH. e6eHi0 gut a5 6s gTm0c- bna Den 1urdqana
DcH arfnHbm ShDtusHnseu. 10 ban nh GINGER 3dt btJenisus Drhe Oas 6Ic
hrpboHe aRpeHseH, ausHuben, bak ibr get5r 70 aHt IN ais e ie Dorber aauein.
Gu3. Die Supeuortdt o5 eeetroplone if in jeWr pntht IN geraRi4e az ans
bern appdrahn 10 soB oaB oeie Httt befer as Spud5u3 ef9elneu.
Sas s9ledrODbsHe" befrnbtst ME
edf ben Brief pen germ U. %. Gobt, Mfaionar @h5eaIe Wrprer.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-03-22
9%ttIunntTdte
Qnhrtmten.
lMtnofs.

Gbieago. - Die Dablcommifs
non bat bic mebr dls 174,0OO Inter
fdriften tpdgeube petition, bic 5onne
tagsfrase BEL Der bsoortsbsnbsn Ba6I
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-03-22
NatttneTntn.

9o1HdHbiqe geri4ts i6sr ois
lsstpDaissB Wablsm in nn Hs:nsyen
Crit taiisH uno Dorisrn oislss Siaas
rs sr5sben, baB CON 113 SrtldaFisn
10 ca iiS @sl5sEattaH9 asE E4aaI'
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-03-22
JncMbatOr So p~crRamfsm.
Gitne aeinnt

ols 5ausbdItsrin Bel eiHem griefer. Gre
lahrHns nno bette 8efsrsnSen. 0lOrelis:
Ne. g. G. Columbia Sfice 90 Maion
ct. D9iIpautss, Bis. C2m
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-03-22
| gormaIs
M man
| f@reieH

eass9e lgf ? zsoIasn esornft 5et 9 m.tns Hathrifs eSrfrah 70 ssr5eFst
g II EN- PmssrSSusr apparat mn ea e 70 Dls DsrtIos af benz gaahs
omiagH; gs5s an Der gms oessI5n gDsfsht bestDtgtgf bsaauSoasH
D3e gL a. Benjamin, 1888 8rare aoe, gbcaqo~.
SaIabt ooer igrstt BEL ms Dor fir ga5spss abr umIe fue grobescfs
fue &euH gle m6t tomnm tonHcu, 0nn ffrcben Sc uns unfer BLan IL
SIR asnr 8ortsaL. 8r itfam Sbasu unfsr sntlen fd. igwis cine elite
ron bfreNeten GunoeH, mel1e baS -@ktrob6ore" qebuuhm un5 Die bereas
rlian unfse aHasben betongeu aeteS fHb freunohAt efDHt, bashbe al
srafen 3wag LHnts-9ndnnah, O.. BblabeDhia. ga, SecAe, 8a6. Gs
Wonss. ga 5n6ianopohE, 3nb, Toronto. Gan. Ran abuNrzs: Staa Geuros
ybsas Ca 7s Snaaa But1Rs Gtkass, "a
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-03-22
@Srcm sic 9mt ?

os st0L5 Gettr0pbOHe-Gine nrne, wiHenidaHfde ub paihhde GrHnbHns
fir biduiseH, welhe gnHs p6er tHdIwete taub hnb-9mn iest In
Sbrem eigneH Sdm erprobt meroa.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-03-22

aSiDI3 Nlttttoppone Co, NbicQ9oI NetIue
Soreness freut mid. iaeeu Bu toHneu. 0aB
ibr gleetropbone iebr sufrieoenfteaeR6 1T, %
III Helm, aber Degeu ieiner 8orsugiiAfei. giebe
ID e. ieoem 1Hbern Dor. 30 babe bosieibe isit
fam IS aaeH. fDeife Elm l5le6tes Beb0r haben,
pt, W2ihisaH Aps. unb MiDers Ctr, Gbicaso".
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-03-22

III oToI3 EIetITpb101e 0O.. Werf6e ogrs
eH-9o Dem GebrGlH tbres .glecfropboHs@
muBts man mir birett iHs Chr lfreien. oamit
i'd etpas boren tounie. g1t bemIelbeu ionn id
trseno iemanb in geipohnlidem Ton u cher 20
Hub ~entfernt inreden horen. aest. naHoem ID
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-03-22
aIein
aber

s g2cnateu Sd
len. V. %. sol
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-03-22
i gors
1 frefH@

/. bsitsns sugbfsbs
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-03-22
#Hn-Dakotn.
Nnoturtn.

Cur D%tfIsluHs bss ssrfaFunsss
NAB gen Rsdtss sur aissnfruus BON
Wirsbl8ofisn bat gbas. 90. 6OHer.
az Drpbi5itioniHifde gicsprd foeHsa
f6oftscansibai. i'm Otsrssri6t bisisg
Siauiss cine 3nl9tRIlags in siAsm
qseSsb snssrsi@k
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-03-22
Hus nliIwaukse.

gtm rd6Hen 0instas finOst bic
gyimarrabI nats, ole erseheH pirO.
zen bic uerIdieoene- 9artsien 81 ib-
rem gdnoioaten srbeben pousn. Sin
isosr 86bler bat oas Rsdt, am zaas
Der grinGrrabl in Der WdblbAet isi=
mes 9rtciniss eiHsn Stim.nssttei fiy
be eaHojoatsn ieines gartsitidsts
ab5usebsu. Gr bari bel Der grimirs
ipa6l absr nur fir ganDiOatsn { inc
zidets fiimmen, ;. b. Ct lam 4. 3.
mia fir zen Manorscauoioaten auf
Gem einen, oen Observation-Disclosures
aui einem dneeren uno Den Superpj=
0rsHeanoi0ai duf einem oritien Eidst
itimmen. @ae @~dnoiodten fir bic Il
fimmt miheH 0uf eiRem uno o~sniisl=
zen 8arteitidst Ie6eu. ionit 5G6it bic
StiEme ni9t. Bel Der 5aaptpabl
oasesen fam elm @dbIer Elm Iossn.
split Sidst" dbssben, D. s. III nift
an bic @rer3en oes Qarteitidets ges
bunOsH. Die Stimmdbad6e lei Der
6auptwabl pirb ME ibid ourdl
Wablmaihinsu b~epsrtfenigt. pdhs
rsRo in Der 9rirldrpa6l ourtSiimms
3ettel aetp1hlt pira.
Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1908-11-14
AHaksnlng of Prospar,ty.

A special to the Chicago Herald from
New York, dated Nov. 7th says: The
world tomorrow morning will print an
exhaustive review of the revival Of in
dustry following the election, showing
that ZOO, 600 men are marching briskly
forward to reopsnsd factories, freshly
Whirring looms and spindles and to rail.
road and other shops. From every sec
ton Of the United States the whistles of
the shops and factories are shrieking Q
rousing welcome to the bstallions Of em.
ployes who are responding promptly to
the call for more help to man the plants
which have been entirely closed or prac.
tically out Of commission pending the
result of the national election. Every
barometer of trade has changed utterly
within the week. The first news from
the polls sent the glass to the "fair wsa
ther" mark, and within week busines.
conditions from coast to coast have be
come wonderfully settled.
Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1908-11-14
Burlington Will Install Tsiepohnes.

Yesterday the entire electrical equip
ment for installing q telephone system
along the Burlington line between this
city and Edgemont, arrived in Dead
wood. The linemen will he set to work
at ence and 1t 10 expected that the system
will be in operation within thirty days.
Telephone systems for handling the
movements Of trains are being installed
on all branches of tho Burlington aud
they are found to be- decided improve
nseats over the present telegraph me-
thods. Although it will supercede the
telegraph system, the latter will not be
entirely disco ontinued, but viii. be left in
place to serve in case Of emergencies or
when the telephone lines may be out Of
commission through storms or other
causes. The system Is an automatic
one, requiring no central Office and has
been found to give eminent satisfaction.
It is not only quicker but it is also safer
and under it there are fewer possibili-
ties for mistakes which often result in
wrecka The installing of the telephone
system will not cause any vacancies in
the force as the trick dspatchers will be
retained TO operate the new device and
to work the telegraph lines when they
may be needed.-Pioneer- Times.
Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1908-11-14
Social Afternoon

On Wednesday afternoon Nov. 4th.
Mrs. E. Z. Anderson and Mrs. E. A.
Chambers delightfully."- entertained q
number Of ladies in the cozy parlors OF
Mrs. Anderson's home. About 25 guests
were present. The rooms were taste
fully decorated in the national colors,
with large portraits of Taft and Bryan
above the folding doors. These portraits
were to be the subject and inspiration
of original poems from the pens of tn q
guests. The result was amusing, amaz-
ing and delightful, for twas the day
after election and with Taft and Bryan
as subjects, the ladies snthusiastica cally
arose to the occasion and wrote poetry.
Votes were cast for the best compost
ton and Mrs. Geo. Tubbs secured frs,
prize for the following:
"Brysn is from Lincoln
And there he's going to stay
He will never reach the White House
Till Christmas comes in May"
At FIVE o'clock the hostess announced
that place cards would be found upon
the curtains, portiers and numerous
other places and the ladies first locating
their cards would be seated at the large
table. Result: after an exiting search
Mesdames Fitch, Lovett and Nevin, Sc
cured first seats Of honor and Mrs. Chas
Smith and Mrs. Geo. Tubbs, bringing
up the rear, received the BOBBY prize
Carnations beautified the tables auc
adorned the guests and most elsborat,
and delicious luncheon was served, aftel
which there was music and farewells
with many expressions Of gratitude ane
pleasure to the ladies, who had so de
lightfully entertained.
Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1908-11-14
Comments on Election.

South Dakota has had too much pol
itics. The selfish ambitions of a few
men who wanted to get into Office have
turned one mans hand against another,
and there has been ceaseless fighting
and pickering and moro bitterness has
been developed than in years-probably
than ever before in the history of the
State. But now, the fight is over, and
1t is time to stop. The people are tired
of politics. They are anxious to 60
ahead with the great work of upbuild-
ing. Let everybody forget it" and get
busy for greater South Dakota.-Sioux
Falls Argus-Leader.
The result proves that the sober
minded majority looked over and
through the trivial and irrelevant issues
Of the campaign and judged Mr.. Taft on
bis actual achievements and on his own
merits. 1t proves that whatever defects
might be found in Mr.. Taft's attitude in
some matters, the serious judgment of
the people found in him and In Repub-
lican principles the way Of prudence
and of safety.-Chicago Inter-Ocesn.
President Tar will find himself con-
fronted by many grave problems during
his term Of Office. He will, undoubted-
ly, justify the selection Of the majority
Of Americans, and will prove to the
majority that the National interests are
in the keeping of capable and consci-
entious man. The best wishes Of q
united Nation will be Mr.. Taft's when
he takes the oath of Office on the fourth
day Of next March.-Cleveland Plain,
dealer.
Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1908-11-14
OMAHA LIVE STOCK MARKET.
Hspecialiy Reported for This Paper b,
Clay Robinson q Company Live
Stock Commission.

Stock Commission.
SOUTH OMAHA, Nov. Q, 1908.
Rsceipts Of cattle last week were quite
light, and the trade strengthened up
materially on oil classes of killing stock.
The quality, however, was very ordin-
AIRY, little stock ofany consequence being
offered. Stockers and feeders also met
q better inquiry with an advance Of 10
"a l5c for the week. Beef Cattle closed
fully 4Oc better than two weeks ago. The
run today is sbont 1000 head. Beef cat
tie are little easier while stockers and
feeders are about steady Cool to choice
grass beeyes are qno,able at s. rs a
IS so; fair to good $4.25 q $4.75; good
TO choice cows and heifers IS so a. $4.Oo:
fair to good IS 90 a IS 80; good 10 choice
heavy feeders $4.65 a. IS IN; fair to good
81 25 a $4.65; good to choice light and
medium weights s. 40 @ 1915.
The sheep trade was in good shape all
last week, receipts moderate enough and
prices advanced any where from % q
40c over the opening of the week. The
run today is ll,0O0 market steady.
Good killing lambs are quotable at IS so
q Sc %; yearlings S4.65 q $4S5 weth-
ers "a rs @ 81 so, ewes 81 90 a $4l5
good feeding lambs $3.50 @ $525; year.
lings 1915 g $4.25; wsthers $3.50 q
$4.0O.
Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1908-11-14
Elected by Business Men.

II believe l have been elected by the
business men OF the country, democrats
as we'll as republicans, and that re-
ceivsd my share OF the labor vote and
that the farmers generally stood by me.
am very much gratified."
TAFT this morning gave expression to
the above declaration. He added: In
my own state and Indiana, the results
we're very much affected by local liquor
questions, and it is very difficult to fig
urs out just how it operated. The
sweeping victory in New York, Msssa-
ehusetts, New Jersey and Connecticut
are specially gratifying to me.
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A Drama Of Wonderful interest.

Most strikiugly effective of all the re-
ligious dramas ever presented is THE
Holy City," Clarence Benefits power
full and interesting play, pictures with
vivid strength and mastery power. the
scenes and incidents leading up to the
betrayal of the Master Of Judas. The
dance Of Salome, the daughter OF Hero
dias, before King Herod. Is shown as is
her successful plea for the head Of the
preacher. After Johns death, events
move with great rapidity and the plot
ting and scheming Of the high priest and
the Pharisees with Herod are depicted
as we'll as the giving of the thirty pieces
of silver to Judas, who promises to be-
tray Jesus into the hands of his enemies.
The presence of Jesus, is. of course, only
suggested, but 80 cleverly is this done
that the spectator seems carried back
two thousand years and fancies himself
an actual witness Of the great scenes
which accompanied the enactment of
the greatest tragedy in the history Of
the world. Other scenes depict the con-
yulsion Of nature at the moment of the
crucifixiou, the suicide of the remorse-
fui Judas and the bringing Of the glad
tidings Of the resurrection. The entire
play il a drama Of simple majesty and
wonderful interest and il presented by a
company Of sterling players. ''The
Holy City" will be presented at the
Custer Opera House, Wednesday night
Nov 18th, with its author, Mr.. Bennett,
himself in the dual roles of John and
Judas,
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CUSTER CITY, SOUTH DAKOTA. SATURDAY NOVEMBER


The 2Sth session Of the American
Federation of Labor is In session this
week in Denver. In his annual report
President Gompers says: ''The aim of
our unions is to improve the standard Of
life; TO foster education and instill char
acter, manhood and IN independent
spirit among our people; to bring about
q recognition Of the interdepe ndence Of
man upon bis feliow-man. We aim to
establish normal workday. to take the
children from the factory and workshop;
TO give them the Opportunity Of the
school, the home and the playground.
In word, our unions strive to tighten
toll, educate the workers. make their
homes more cheerful, and in every way
contribute the earnest effort TO make life
the better worth livinx. ATo achieve
these praiscworthy ends, We believe that
all honorable and lawfh! means are both
justiaable and commendable, and will
receive the sympathetic support of every
libsrty-loving, right-thinking American.
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Appendicttis.

Appendicitis is the name applied to
an infections disease of the vermiform
appendix, a small organ occupying the
lower right side of the abdominal cav
ity. The first authentic record Of the
distinct localization Of lesion in the
appendix was by Saracenus in letter
dated August 2s, 1912. A number of
observers described the disease in later
years, but it is to the honor and credit
of American medicine that Reginal Fitx
of Boston, wrote his epoch making
memoir in 1886 "On Perforative Infla m
nation of the Vermiform Appendix.
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The eleventh ann ual session Of the
American Mining Congress will be held
st Pittsburg, Pa, December 2, 8, 4 and
8. 1905. The convention is designed to
bs IN open forum for the discussion of
oil problems concerning the production,
treatment, transportation, marketing
and use Of minerals, and the relation Of
the mining industry to the State and
Federal governments In connection with
tsgislation to control and investigation
b stimulate and make possible larger
Asvslopmsnt and wiser conservation
of the mineral wealth Of the Usitsd
stgtss.
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There 10 no evidences ofsny hard times
ip South Dakota. The state 40 whole
10 prospering and growing and our pso-
pie are On the up grade. Our banks are
fall Of money that bslonss to the people
Of the State; money enough IL equally
divided among our hslEmillion Of men,
wsnsn and children, TO give each one
Over 500, and one Of our largest and
best crops Of grain yet In the farmsr's
hssds. South Dakota 10 good state to
Snyits the homesesker to.
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The bank clsarings for the past week

The bank clssrings for the past week
we're t6S9, 900. an increase of3.2 per cent
over the corresponding month Of 1907.
One thing most conspicuous in the bank
statsnsnt for the past week was the
nany changes from decrease" to the
increase" side Of the report. For many
WEEKS past an average Of but six cities
have shown increases in the bank clear
inss. The first week after it Is known
that Tar 10 elected this number Is in
creased fve fold and the general bust
ness Of the country 10 on the up grade.