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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-01-13
StcntS.Ponfcn.

nErutidhe @nnf NON BaItimpre," edIitnlcres iiro
SontoubsS traBe. Auguit g9eber, Brtiiosni
6. 3. Slot, &6dbmetitcr. e
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-01-13
Mooofdten.

y. 6ar1nrt SINNER, RedtsaHpnlt. Union lrpit
building, Baltimore, I}o. Ncioe Gelcpbnllc.
Srancte l. aleHuI, RebtsaHruuli, 225 81. Yunl'
StraBe, Baltimore, Wo.
aari u. M. edolg, 1919 2nr guiIbtTg.
8uiiapuS aOrb, 261-260 g1lnert gutloing,
r. &It. CrttnaHn, iii WDrbsgburless Strabe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-01-13
8eftcrn Warplanb Giienbabn.


8egiuneHo am 30. sept perIdbt ~5tuensStation
Saglidj:
40 Worge1S - .S1HeIpoft, Sdger5toiuH, ~N.
& gg.sHabn," ASaDHesboro, @bambersbura
nrp, nIseenoHuleH sorntae, SaHeod uno
eumberlGnn.
2.45 Na6mttiass - Accommodation mad Steb.
fielo.
*4.2O &abmittags : @SpreB SaurtIinte. pa.
gerstUtun, 3atcod, Sbippensburg uIto. auSae'
Homnlen Counting, Steoertd uno @rrntt sbura
lgGrlorslSageOnl. .u g
xdgltd,, an~Ssenpmmen epnntas:
100 1soraerts gorf, .. 80. Sio. nHb Cat
g7.59 M,oreens Accommodation mao Sisb.
! 1851 Uloraens = @eftIi6er grpreb, @eitHrtn.
tler, grucepille (5reoetid), .@mruitSbira.
5btrtupHt, .Rliie Gtioee, Wunresboro, @bdrI.
bcrsbut9, 9aeer5toDn, Sancod, Cumberland
lHD Sltins. GuffetsO observation-disclosures
2.30 HadbnIiftdeS S1upilinte ottlid bon
@nlorp Strobe, fonie Dort, Sanober, Settps.
burg urh, y. & 9.sStp. ,
5.33 ytndbnlitta9s - Accommodation nah Set,
tnsburg. ~n &
6.l5 .ibenos - accommodation mad linton.
Bridge. " e
Rur 9panerttass unb eamtaas:
ll,26 abenbs - accommodation mao untor'
9rioge.
snr epuutass:
$50 Wtor9etts = Accommodation nod untons
Srtoqe uHo SnHober.
' 8dlt Mot am IennfpIpania.stn .gabnbot on.
gtee.grdf. H. "1 Sef'.Ssifaatsf. Scn Is SH '.sIs.n,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-01-13
q GuQcrb NM D."

Sic geitrigc MISUNDERSTANDING DC"
nSGngerblmoca" Qcitoltetc ijd inter
2eitImg OcS Iirigcntcn &enrp {on.
ser 5lt cinem QroBcH Grfolg, Sin &c.
m0bltcs 4rogrnmm fum sur 9urd].
fiibrrnlQ mobcj Die }Iftipcn mic 0il
Soliitcn reihcn 9cifou crnotctcn.
Inter @cBtcrcu bcfunocn lid 6rdulcin
&utburine M}c!tcal, 6ruu 9lonhe
Mltirs 2oIQIciih 4err [Sobn s.. l}os
Ian, Iruu Tounic III See Sage, SEER
Charles e. N}utrS mo Dos Solo-
Guortctt; 6rou Sage, 6rot GolG.
lciib, Nerr I}pcrS uuo SEER Nolan.
Ger oSdngcrbmo" gcb0rt 5l Den s
ans is Clubs, Oenen iiir Dies Sobr
cine Shontliccu3 gCpobrt muroc,
Sic nGnfeI 9r0iig,"
Ger ,Onfel 9rdiig &crguilNltn93-
@erein" peronitaftet beutc I'M o6rci-
maltrer. Sempel" einCn @oll, an Ocm
iid) citc qroBcre Nn6obl Gntel ulO
Galtcn aus Baltimore bctbeiligcn
perocn. Shon Oo0urd) miro Der
Griolg Oiciea &crgniigena 10 gut mic
geiidcrt,
9ie@icrbrouer.
Mit einem grobcn 9oQ wieiert Der
columbia 9rullcr &ronfen.llnter-
Itiibungaperein" nnt ndditcn Wtitt-
nod gbeno i'm o6reimourcr. Semrpel"
iein 2~0.iGbriges Stiitrngsieit,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-01-13
Mcrdants & Mincrs S~ranspprt. So.
Sampicrs2inie.
Nrudlt run Hoiinnfrrf.

Sanpfersgtnie
Hrndlt nnb Yaiiagiere.
esndl Bottom NIB benz Eiten.
SleiilfdG. Sottnerttd8, Suritag, 6 tlbr elbeno5.
Hfadl YruOincnce uue benz Often.
WioiltGg llno Srettag 9 l6r @benbs.
: 9iadl Hcuport.9itius uno 1uripf.
1dglt6, ausgenomnteit Wiiiiipp1 unb Gantfing,
g llbr M6enos. -
f6rdbt niQenonlrleH flqlid his 3 u9r Na6rt,
tlr oenie ben Iug cubin6reHoe Sdntpfer. w
s'ahl saoanuab rno bent eiben.
Sterlina. 9onneritdu. Samitng. 6 llbr abenos.
". v. 9aria, slgent, Gong God.
@oupt.Siirrnii: 4errHar' ,iHb 2isBt' strahe.
Nl&3&S~) tG4.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-01-13

pcldes IN ben netteltcn &retIen Sll'
~tereIie brroorrlfcn biirftr. Is mer'
Ben 0icie$ Wal ollsihIieBIih Gompos
iitonen BON @agucr sum 8orttag &C.
brad)t; ouS foIgeu0c Froaramm miro
Surhgeiiibrt lperoen: Gupcrtiire ans
.6licgenOcr 6oQGnber", oStegfrteOs
Sopae", Irouermarid ans o@ottcr.
oGmmerung", 8oripiel ltn0 ShInB'
iot ans nlriitau uno SiolOe" uuo
GoripieI gu oMeiiteriiuger".
0ireftoren nomtnirt. -
6iir Die am y, @omlar it~ottIinOenoe
9ireftorcnipobl iiir Ole &onoeISfoms
mer iino folgenoc fijui 0erren nonlts
nirt noroen: Snmes &. @ormon,
George 9. Sadion Charles 8. Wac.
aia, Nobert W}c&ean un0 Hidaro
WeQs. Sbre @ubl ifeint geiihert,
% biSber feline Cppoiition iid) gc9en
iie gelteno gentodt bat. Ger Eermin
ocS Yr1iioenten @londoro Hanbol
qebt al @n0e, ltt0 Der Wobl ieineS
3otiolgers miro grobeS Sntereiie
entgegengcbra6t. Die iibrigen Sc
amtcn ser Sonoclsfommer iino:
Gice.9r1ii0ent Charles =. 9lodburn,
Sefret1r Senrp u. @rotb Siilf5sSe.
frctGr unto Sdabmeiitcr Son1es y.
0eIiong; Grcfutio-G omite; Sobn s.,
8iloca, jun, .goriibcr; Charles g..
Stermerborn, SiiIfSporiiber; u. g..
Sioebotbom, SbomoS s. Groft, Jun,
&. i. Ri6oroS; 6inon3.Gomite: 81.
Y. 9Iadburn, @iQiom S, Sopruaro
uno 81. @. MieorS. Dit Gltanabnle
Der $50. Honoou, Shermerborn uno
Supfuaro fonnen oieie tpie0ererlp1blt
merben.
MS 9ur6eS-@ f 10 o,
rene iinb Die folgen0en Serren &c.
5ogen unb iiir morgen citirt Doroen:
Gbeooore g. @rooms, Nr. 1903,
Sit.Sopette. StroBe;
Sobn u. 9otpen, Nr. 1920, Sim
ben.glbenue;
@omoro 6. @eper, Nr. 240t, Gin
ber.gfpenue;
Sobn ". Nicnlp, Or. Is, @cIt-
2erihgtonzS troBe;
Soiepb Shombcrger, Nr. 2122,
Sit.9oltimoresS tro6s;
Scnrp q. Sd)utto, Nr. 1913, Nor6.
8o'bington- StroBe;
Sobn Spoo, Nr. 10, Noro.Si9bi
StroBe;
g. Mocoitldp 9irfbeoo, gtr. 500,
Yorf' Iperue;
0bomos Gbori6cc, Or. 713, SiiO.
Caroline trobc;
Sobn s. &ellp, 9roaonop mo 6c.
oerol.S troBe;
Charles g. Slonofer, Ger. 1928,
Norb.@ilmor.S troBe;
Senrp 9. @iIpin, Ger. 1880, ct.
Foul.S traBe;
@iuiom ". 2oprencc, glr. 33lS,
Sit.@oltimorc. Strobe;
Scnrp Gpc, Nr. %, SiiosEoturent.
StroBe;
aaiton 9IQen EerrD, Nr. 1909, Mt.
f&opol-a penue;
&c. Glop Simonits, Nr. 73t, Ro.
lono-apcnle;
2epis 81. Goopoanbcr, Nr. GAS,
9riue-S trabe;
Sobn j. SippIc, oImcricun".@e-
boube;
6ronf e. Bolton, Nr. Ala, 0It.
Erutt.S trobc;
Sobn ". Sigh, Ntr. 800, Noro.
Gorep,S troBe;
4 Soiepb &. 2ippie, Nr. 207, Toro.
6ltlton.Nnenue;
@iaiom q. Hop, Rr. 1912, Mcs
GullobsSt roBe;
Is. ebmunoS Softer, Nr. %, Oit.
%. StraBe.
...0ie @eiber pom Shorne
Oorf."-E Dos pont oS6poben.9c
Elm" ernannte Gomitc iiir oo8 20.
Stiitungsielt, melheS beutc 2(beno
in Der o@ermonia,M 1nnertor-S Sale"
in eroBortiger 8eiie 9~eieiert merorn
miro, bat folecnoe llnter-Gomite'n cr.
nonnt;
gmpiones.Gomitc - ailinr 6or.
Der, Sorl Sitermoier, aorl Soutcr
uno 9einrid Sdrooer;
Sool.G ontite - SO. Ilbers, s. M,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-01-13

Gupferifmie0e sunS Blumbers.
5otn, enbert, 17t4 IbameSsetrn6s. 6. & g..
IeIepbrn; @olfe 1885.
Ier.BerIiher1mgen.
ISM. :. eBndclhpra & 60, IA uHo II G6Gmbcr
papnai 3niurnnes So. nj etusrspul" Senrp N
&artteIo, 5%teioent MlGnGger, 10f-102 gbduI'
be: OF 9onttletre s8utletne j..
u8crHinnia 5eneruerlidlerunga . &eftn tdlaIt, E"
Baltimore uHo StpttbaS trafe.
@runbetaentbunts I, aa2rten iinb
.SGn0Ier. 70 5s a.
sisrrs g. 1useu & nsphsw. 10" OF afrinaion.
VI -Ii&i!6iAaG
, Sufidinieo, 9ubeb6r. ID,
G. ssptt yapne So. sI, 382 unh 1874, aero-
aoblen uno Sofa. .t-aa,gs
ecnra o Bon, seiHs, 800 GoJuubtasapeHus.
.o Shmufiadat 1nS Illbrea. and
@. 8. @iars, 90 Sti'R~d tiHOrstetyn ss. }.t5
80 GfdnoIeIbe. @cihdfte~
- aahIB''SdttO sSaai eoa,,"'i' SOtSltsat!siths..
giunos uab Sraein. INK
Gbas. m. Gtieft, Q RorosGihr~tpsGtrn
Tin. Gnnbe & 90, s9prit"'@t @dios, Wtt. RoedI'
q aoeHHe'o .,, sJa pun.iI2E
Gopicr un0 Enpier38i iten. ils'
s:sitb, Etrou gu, i05' uno tC7 SardbetStr.a
@ledplotten, @etol etc. ,.m
ebon. 6Bn'ltn & 60, 1919 9alberfton'Gt II.
rn f ---T-As !-gHI 2Ldif9
Teteftln.M aentarnQ rss,s2
Wilpin, struuic 3rtcftipsN GsHtnr, ,9ir,. T., Gigls
StrGBc. Baltimore, ms. ct. Tdil 41gG.
vile MHttbetIlrl1en nc6eim ae6ultem Ser
ijnltde Nluimeriiumieit AeaeheL.
SpnupanrS = Shiuiini (triibet bel SCiith. NtIt
& 9ocHs, SOB Saloert @uiIhiHe. " .vvD
TrieoboIe. ,5.E MIS-
.enuAun Pari eemrteraD cffiee; 81 @sIfssa.
r"tnrGuStrnff -.tN
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-01-13

Witt ser gfabefift es fbie init elmer
&inocrfranfbeit je lpfter Tic fpnpnt
I'M lie aefdhrfidler iif lie. 'p
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-01-13

boiaIs Sdlaftrasaons mad Yeip.lorf ftnb be-
reif auuf Webrai1 In Der goin6en nnb WI.
ReboIsStation ua 1000 asenps. a..
Iprs9eoeaons. Speiferafea etc. neroert frreu be
ioret BET sespson In allen toIasnoen Sthet.
glreunr. Gtarisg. .uro SalttuloresStrdbs, "
pa, ef. RuuI 1924. 6oer maS; 9oEftlans d3el
Gu~utSersStatipn SntprmdtiorssGhrecu y: q Y.
ct. RarI $40, cher Wab., 9enrtlnno 2is6; sNp
nj, 500. @ifbsHroaopuh -
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-01-13

Rarmors uno 8ranit-0erfe.
g. SiIeprtner & sbtEe, 714-7ls &eitSilit'
nnresStrafe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-01-13

2eiben6eitatter.
eanoers e. S6bne, 170s-17tO @uRionsIoenue
ssm. Sout, glort9s iiuo 8reenmountsgIo.niG
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-01-13
.arpIans. nno ycnnipIpan'a,g BALM,
aaes ner.,nen a,prth.Muitaue eta.tsa

aaes pet.iNsn tb.sgutaue'6ta4tpu:
1880 morqens gorf ,goft. tagfi1e ansesuou,
eo5 g uam Ttstd ~stseeurs mr. q nhittdg Q
$50 Mor9ens gele' r Geeont., tdeltb; dnsee'
% s,nmmiftods sieIayr stecc,r., nur. 5aTtihae.
3.25 Nadniitaas gori ,Hott fdglidb, ausge'
:,omrrtn GonIfdp. lc III 800
4.45 Gaebmiifaas NeInir Mccont., td9ltn, nus
geitrrrmef Gonnta9. Ea.
900 abenos GeItn acrcri, .dgiih, nisas.s
t1urfrueti G6flfft6pe GifHts s3s Sal ,lhdi
II. 90 WbeuDs Teliq scQu1. fiur lSonltae.s. r
1880 AbenoS FefdtS .Afccnf., fagliW, ousges
upurneu = GaHtRtnQne
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-01-13
@eidaits.@ egmetier.

3eitun0en 3eitIhrilfen etc.
n5Be Baltimore grpa Co. Saoib @beErrom-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-01-13

Snmts g. Gnftet & Co. llb mo III SO
Gee. 4. eloan { Bro. Ala. 2tett'Str.' Berfte
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-01-13
2on0nirtbIfoftlide @eratbe

S6meroien.
Griffith & sururr 60, 205 Noro Raca'S trabs.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-01-13
F4uzIIBfzugaI&NJGIUl

NTTTTBfTTT- fZrtTf Ef1Ubf uuf VT ~ v-TF
Der 9Gmoei : Gtatio,l na9 gSuibinetoIt CT
gSo6eRiasen 7.Co Born. BIS 500 Nbenos.
6ribers Ablaert bon hc. ~. @enaisSiatioN.
gSdibtlaiou, 3. g.. etn
1eatgtusloa. o~eriatier 0st. ytopal Station.
.6.O5. f0.45, t7.1O, HAS. *s.55, 1850. 1850,
t22.l4;SS', +s 500 "a IL ng'f l.55, 1856 55saani, 800
t8.66, 80. (eimifeSI 1850, .11,2s absnSs;
perl. 9aMotusslmlea 6Gc *e.16. t6.3o, *70e,
1870, 800, 1920, 1000, 1000, t11:OO SIN.
t66.6o0O.. .ee.1188, 800. FOO. $500. 1910 lqfmi.
feol. $1,000, zoos. .1i.05, .1d;Ss abos;
BoruI., t1.25, 1850 uno 500 Ssocm.
Sassretspn, WI. Hppak5iaiion., tl:45 BIN,
$50 gtaenm.; Go~nbenrst1tton. 1876. te,U0
s,orHi., 1850. ta.Qo .9lattH,.
3lanal glnc Zine
1c, Bbiispetphia are ysep-Dasf.
Reuer Ietmtnns ,Mt beT SreiiinbdioaH5telfes
Gtruse. g{etpsylcIf bsGuefI ndT pnteis, 1ptd'
tern ttfih Moi AH udsd1ttrih ..r s .sr
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-01-13

gaumateriaIien, Ebiren, 5enter'
rabmen, Qu0en etc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-01-13

6upferi6nieoe sunb Bluh1bers.
Subu cnoert, 1714 1bume5sStra5s. 6. 4 g..
GeiepbrH; Ro4fe 1895.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-01-13

ginnos unb Sr9eln. nn;
spm' ansbr 1, g., .d6rie@,S s. 5diOs, DIT. RoaaI'
eneH4e,g y,-~ h4N sJ. Uuc.JqN
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-01-13

~ Rf1hbIeIbe.8 ci6Gfte,~ ga
! ,.tshhYBf'Sdtso 9baRl 6o!,o'i Hotoltshslsiths.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1908-09-17
High School.

Twenty five pupils from the country
districts are enrolled III the high school
The enrolment in our schools has
reached 400 and many older papils yet
to come.
The boys in the nigh school have
begun foot ball practice. The girls
basket ball.
j. @. Thompson. brother of Supt.
thompson, is visitor of the high
school today.
Twenty pupils have enrolled i'm the
Advanced American History class The
school is we'll supplied with reference
books and weekly periodicals and as
this is campaign year, there is NO ques-
ton but that there will be much ya'u-
able work done in this course.
Mr.. Ebert has rade arrangement
with the government officials for the
weather report map from Minneapolis,
as we'll as that from, Huron. These
reports are to be used in physical geog-
raphy and posted on the daily bulletin
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1908-09-17
Public Auction.

We will sell at public auction Oh the
old Mcdowell farm, 8 miles west and
% miles souu OF Butler; AZ miles
north aud miles east OF Crandall, on
Tuesday, September %, the following
property:
One brown gelGing years old weight
1900; one brown gelding 3 years old,
weight 1900; one brown gelding 3 years
old, weight 1l50; one BAY gelding z
years old; one gray gehflng 3 years old,
weight 100; Que gray mare 10 years
old, weight 1900; one brown mare 4
years oil weight 1850; one black mare
8 years old, weight 100; one roam mare
3 years old, weight $50; one black mare
years old; one bay fllly / year old;
one gray horse colt l year old; two
spring colts 4 months old; five mich
COWS: five grade Hsretords year old;
six spring calves; "a sheep; one Shop
hire ram; two farm wagons; one plat
form spring wagon; one top buggy one
pair bob sleighs; one set light runners;
one 12.foot header binder; one McCor.
mick binder; one Emerson gang pillow |;
two walking plows; one 26-foot harrow ;
one corn planter; one j. l. Case l2-
horse power feed mill; tanning mill !;
corn shelter; smut machine; two set
work harnesses; one set driving harness;
one hard coal heater; iron bedsteads,
etc., etc.
Terms of Sale Sums under $40 cash
and all sums OF 80 and over any reason
able time will be given TO suit the con-
venience of the purchaser upon good
paper. Sale will begin at IL
o'clock sharp. Free lunch at noon.
Ct. q Wade and Sons.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1908-09-17

board received from the authorities.
Mr.. Ebert is planning TO arrange with
the weather denartment for the proper
instruments to take the rainfall, tenn
persture, etc. for this section.
At special board meeting last Fri
day enening, Miss Cecilia McGrath was
elected to a position in the grades. Miss
McGrath takes charge of one division
from the first grade and one from the
second. Miss Cecilia McGrath is sister
of Margaret McGrath, teacher of the
second grade.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1908-09-17


CaIl ca Oscar lSrns Tor abstracts,
0all on Oar NRlnb@-r for abstracts
P1cfurs framing done st Frank Mohs.
See those uice. hsg tablets at Irwin's.
Money 70 loan on real property. ].
AIley.
Fd Srhnltz was mp from ortly Sat-
Erazy
Gar wanted 70 do kitchen work at
kn&ppS
J W Arthur went TO st. Paul Mon
azs Eixht
Prof Wheeler. of Lily, was in town
Thursday
Miss BrAdeen is slightly improved at
this writing.
II you wish loan. Gall on the First
National bank.
III you want your picture taken
see Johnson.
Phillip Gross went to Huron Satur.
day on business.
Martin johnson Sundayed in this
city with friends.
Geo. Hammerbacher was over to
Eden Park Friday.
q. J. Dyke spent Wednesday in this
city with his family.
wanted--an apprentice at the Flag
stad Millinery Store.
John Ewald was over from Pierpont
on business Tuesday.
O. e. Williams went to Montevideo.
Mimi, Tuesday night.
Pens, pen-holders, erasers and tablets
at the Irwin Pharmacy.
Go to Mnnson Hardware company for
everything in hardware.
Mrs ID. K. Wallace returned from
Aberdeen Sunday night.
Arthur Frost returned from his visit
10 Chicago Friday night.
Mrs. e. j. Peabody returned from
the lake Sunday evening.
John Henry was mp from waubay on
Dusiness matters Monday.
Miss Nina Stearns is teaching In Miss
Bradeen's place this week.
Mrs. Cobb and daughter were uI
from Wanbay Wednesday.
Joe Gubo. OF Andover had business
st:fhe county seat Monday.
Wanted Girls to work In hotel
Inquire at Commercial hotel.
J. G. Garriok returned from busi
meas trip west Tuesday night.
FOR SALE---A rowboat and sailing
onffit. Inquire at Post Office.
Martin Crowley returned from hi
trip TO Montana Saturday night.
II you want TO experience an hour o
real enjoyment attend the Bijou.
Miss Elsie Williams came down from
Aberdeen Sunday for a short visit.
eee notice of public sale of G. {
Wade aud sons In another column.
1{rs. Runyard returned from her Wis
with friends Of Wanbay saturday.
school supplies, such as tablets, PEN
pen, holders, erasers. etc. at Irwin's.
H. 81 Wickre has some fine Dur,
Jersey b oars for sale at low figure.
Ml~s McCran arrived Tuesday NOR
Inr - saks position in our schools
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1908-09-17
Ely DOPE.

Saves your fly blankets and
horse flesh, a sure remover for
flies and mosquitoes, one appli-
cation will keep flies off horses
orcattle for twenty-four hours.
A quart will last a month for five
animals.
Halbkat, The Medicine Man..
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1908-09-17
Coal Wood and Feed.

All of the best grades of coal and
wood can be had at Forbes Fuel Com
pany Prompt delivery, phone No, 4.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1908-09-17
aoMs NEWS

al asoU, Webster, s4sr Peopis Ard
ser Visitors
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individual. Some Of our revenue meas
ures are unique in character and worthy
Of pattern by other states. However, it
does appear that We have about reached
the safe limit Of this form Of taxation.
And, as there is little reason to expect q
diminution in state expenses, Vermont
will quite likely have to resort to the di-
rect tax not long hence to make up the
difference.
Our opinion is that this will be we'll.
1t would be better to hang out danger
sign against needless or unjustifiable ex-
pense than to grow careless in the thong BIT
that no matter how much is appropriated
for this thing and that the nimble fig
urers of the financial department will
somehow devise some way to put it on in
soEo indirect method so that the people
will not call those responsible to account
for state tax. Let the next Legislature,
for instance, be advised at the outset that
any extraordinary appropriation would
perforce entail this kind of tax and you
would see careful scrutiny given that
has.been lacking somewhat OF late years.
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SOUTH TUNRRIpcE

Mrs. John Stuart is in Boston for q
week or ten days visit.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Barney were in
West Lebanon last week.
Hazen and Raymond Smith are attend
ing school at South Royaiton.
The ladies' Aid will meet at Mrs. VIII.
Liam Buttons Saturday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wilbur saIter were nj ne,
fatser's, f. A. Woodwork, Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. J. II. Coy were in Wash
ington few days last week with her
daughter, Mrs. q. A. Bohonon.
The @. A r., woman's Relief corpr
ano .. OF V. Of Tunbridge have received
and accepted an invitation from the
Methodist church Of South Tunbridpe Ia
attend the service Sunday afternoon.
May "a, at O'Clock. The pastor will
preach upon . subject appropriate to the
occasion and special music will be a mart
OF the program. All are cordially invited
to the service.
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EDITORIAL NOTES.

The Second district is not going to have
all the fun of Congressional contest to
itself. Frank L. Fish of VergeDnes will
try to GUST Representative ID. ]. Foster in
the First district. He comes into the
field at this time because Of the dissatis-
faction that exists over Fosters trying
for two offices at once-seeking to sue
coed himself in the House and to capture
the seat now held by Stewart in the SEN
ate. Mr.. Foster might easily have gone
back to the House, had that satisfied him,
or, by stepping out Of that entirely,
might have strengthened his chances for
the Senate, as against Page, but has
weakened himself all around by too wide
a straddIe, and will be lucky to beat out
as good a man as Fish for his present
place.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1908-05-21
FAIR EXCHANGE.


The back aches at times with a dull in
describable feeling. making you weary
and restless; piercing pains shoot across
the region of the kidneys, and again the
loins are so lame to stoop is agony. No
use to rub or apply plaster to the back
in this condition. You cannot reach the
cause. Exchange the bad back for new
and stronger one.
William II. Downes, farmer, living on
East road, three miles out from Benning-
ton, VT, says: "Doan's Kidney Pills
have done more for me than any other
remedy / ever used and / can highly rec
ommend them. I was troubled on and
on for some time by pains in my loins
and Kidneys, especially noticeable when
1 arose in the morning. I procured
Doan's Kidney Pills at drug store and
the contents of two boxes entirely re-
Iieved me.''
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Plant of the Railroads.

The railroads continue to complain
about the laws passed by the last legisla-
ture. The questions arise, Have they any
reason to complain? Have laws been en-
acted that infringe their rights as cor
porations Are these same laws an unjust
burden to the railroads or a bindrance to
their success ? The railroads would want
you to believe that they were treated
shamefully by the last legislature, and it
seems to be their tactics to infiict their
revenge upon the towns and people of the
state and entirely disresrect the interests
of the public. II they expect to enlist
sympathy by such q policy, they will be
greatly. mistaken. for the last legislature
only just commenced the work of reform
along this line and the next Legislature
can be depended upon to carry on the
work, enacting additional laws regulat-
ing the operation of the railroads. A
public utilities commission is what YER
mont now needs to protect the interests
of the people against the corporations
Vergennes Vermonter.
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A DANGER SIGN UP.

1t is announced, after considerable
newspaper discussion, that the states
revenues will probably meet its expendi-
lures during the present biennial term,
though in some of the departments it
may be close shave. The cost OF the new
judiciary system has considerably exceed
ed the estimate, but so have the receipts,
especially from the taxation of national
bank deposits.
The present term is, to quite an extent,
an experiment. Many changes in laws
affecting the states finance both ways
were made at the last session. No one
could tell just how they would work out
in practise. AS close estimates as posi-
BILE were made, however, and these, it APP
pears, are being in the main justified. 1t
would not have been strange had a small
congratulation if it does not.
In spite of rapidly growing expendi-
lures for the past several years, receipts
have kept pace, and that, too, without
duuue DuTueu Ou tuc pcOpics AuC iHuf-
rect taxation by which the state realizes
practically all of its revenues does not
come home to the voter as direct taxation
does. He pays it in the end, or portion
of it, but he does not know it or feel it.
The states funds come easy.
But ''easy come, easy CO." The states
funds are not watched and safeguarded
by legislators as they would be If they
had to be pulled out of the pocket and
paid, dollar by dollar. The common
practise has been to vote the money to all
objects that appeared .,eritorious and
then cast about for new methods Of indi-
rect revenue, or increase the old rates.
Up to the present, we are Of the opinion
that this has not been overdone. We
would not see the rates lowered or any
of the taxes stricken on, believing them
to be fair and not excessive, as compared
with the direct taxes paid locally by the