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 MATTERS IN COURT. Miss Ostrander Gets Judgment 4 for $1, 1000 from Meri- f den Man. BRISTOL CLAIM GOES OUT | Zimmerman is to be Delivered Over to N Federal Officers for
 hs Action.
BRISTOL CLAIM GOES OUT

Miss Hattie Ostrander of Meriden re- |eived judgment for sl,0o0 from judge Roraback in the superior court 'esterday in her action against Ed yard Flynn, whom she sued for breach II promise. The complaint was after yards amended by the plaintiff so as to Include more serious allegation. The defendant defaulted the action and Miss lstrander told her story on the stand efter which the Judgment was recorded n her favor.
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NORTH HAVEN LODGE INsr.rJs

Past Grand Master Keenan and Grand Record Stroh went to North Haven last night to install the officers in the North Haven lodge. No. el This lodge made a very close run for the banner last year. and is deter mined to make closer one this year.
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pHoENIy LODGE INSTALLATION

The Phoenix lodge will hold it's in stallation tonight at the Merwin post. c. A R. The installation ceremonies will be in charge of Grand Supervisor J Frederick Jackson and Grand Guide Edward Farren.
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PROM. DECORATIONS DOWN.

The Prom decorations have at last been removed at the armory. This year they have remained up longer than they ever have before.
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 offer the following goods at greatly reduced prices; no great quantity of any one lot but just enough to be in our way. Hence these prices 10 "clear decks.
 FRENCH PRUNES. "Pinard'' pack. ing, in 5lb. tins. Reduced to $l.20. RUSSIAN BON BONS-the finest con fectionery made. Assorted flavors in one pound cartons. Sold regu- larly m $1.OO. Reduced to 75 cts. DUTCH CORDIALS in Blue Delft ware tugs, imported from Holland. Half dozen only left over; offered at $2.OO. Former price, $2.sS. STUFFED PRUNES (glacelfrom France. In # lb. wood boxes. Reduced from B cts. to "A cts. APPLEBUTTER. "Old Virginia" brand, in 3 lbs. stone crooks.
 Reduced to 30 cts. GLACE. FRUITS, (assorted) imported from France. Formerly Now In klb. cartons, s .25 s IS in 2 lb. boxes, l.1O .88 KOHLER'S CHOCOLATE CRO- OUTFITS. Giant Size, containing full pound.
 Formerly S8 cts. now 60 cts. CALIFORNIA APRICOTS, D.F. Pyl & Co.,, San Jose,) in 21a b. tins "Exras", at 2s regular price.
 Cans .22, dozen2 $40
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,Iunk Man Fined.

Judge Tyner gave his decision yes
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DEATHS.

SNOW-At Hartford. Conn, February $. 1908. Ann E., wife of the late Emerson Snow, aged seventy-three years.
 Notice of funeral hereafter. fi It RAIDNIN-In Woodbridge, February 4. 1908. Eunice Chatfield. widow of Augustus F. Baldwin, in the Sed year of her age.
 Funeral services will be held at her late residence. Woodbridge. on Thurs day afternoon at o'clock. Friends are invited to attend fo 2t into life eternal Ju- liet Thomson widow of Horatio N Lyman. in her eighty-seventh year. Notice of funeral hereafter. fit
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Catering in all its branches by skilled and experienced people; weddings, banquets. dinners, parties, teas, etc. Good taste; good quality. Mince Pies and Plum Puddings to order. Experi- enced walters and cooks furnished.
 The E. ]. Williams Catering Co.,, 1T ELM STREET, OVER NESRITS,
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Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1908-04-03
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is so essential to the good health Of
horse, when it can be done with ease
and economy If you have a Stewart
No. Clipping Machine, you may be
sure it gives US pleasure to offer you
this high-grade clipper at a price
within the reach of all horse owners.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1908-04-03
Hurrah Tor Gamble.

Senator Kittredge in person, and
when absent from Washington by a
Standard Oil proxy, has managed to
keep the bill for new land office in
northern Butte county tied up by
continued objection. He and Senator
Gamble had some words over the mat
ter just before X it, the corporation
agent, left for this state to continue
his campaign of SANDER and falsehood,
and Kit, true to his cowardly bull
dog tactics, objected to the passage of
this much needed land Office bill and
skinned out to join shoot 'em full OF
holes Burke When the bill came up
last Monday on the calendar, Senator
Gamble made a full and complete
statement of The facts and pointe q
out the Infamous conditions support
ed by Kittredre, then no man in the
senate could object farther, and the
bill was promptly passed. This man
Kittredge is disgrace to the state
and the position he holds, and this
new evidence Of his unfaithfulness to
the interests of the common people
will find bitter resentment at the
June primaries. This new land
Office bill will aid poor home
steaders and save them much time
and great deal of money when in
operation.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1908-04-03
Two Reform Victories

The great reform victory OF 1906
was termed foolish, stupid, ignorant,
political craze, won while Kittredge
and his cronies were taking their
MONDAY nap, by the Argus Leader
and other machine echoes, but the
victory would be wiped out by great
corporation machine tidal wave when
they got a whack at the reform
cranks.' Those dear old reform
cranks" kept right on reforming and
gave the people excellent reform laws
and decided to continue the good
work in spite OF the fact that the
machine gang had ordered the reform
movement buried and the leaders
hung up to public scorn.
The old corporation machine va
desperate over defeat and predicted
the total destruction OF the men and
party that stood for q square deal and
we're solid In support Of President
Roosevelt.
The Kittredge machine crowd
figured that they would meet another
defeat unless they could crawl under
the Roosevelt wing, and finding that
the President favored Taft, Kit got
onto the Taft band-wagon before the
horses were harnessed, so dead anxi-
GUS was he to save his senatorial
bacon. The people knew Kit was no
reformer nor even a friend Of Presi-
dent Roosevelt, and when he sought
to win their favor by whirlwind
campaign Of foolish, stupid gush,
Including his blistered feet, the dear,
iold honest people smiled at Kits bur-
league and turned him down again At
the recent primaries. This second
defeat was the load that broke his
machine and destroyed the last hope
| in his heaving bosom, because he now
knows that South Dakota IS In the
Roosevelt reform column to stay for
all time.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1908-04-03
GRAND TEMPERANCE RALLY.
The Court House Filled by Splendid
Audience Who Mean to Keep
Canton Dry.

At eight O'Clock Sunday evening
the court room was packed when
President Tuve of Augustana college
called the meeting to order and an
nounced song by quartet composed
of Mrs. Cassill, Mrs. Dunlap, Dwight
Slade and James Pattee, with Miss
Jessie Roderick at the organ.
On the platform with President
Tuve were the speakers, Attorneys
Brown and Knudson, and DIR. Wendt
with Rev. Evans and Rev. Cave
Rev. Evans read the first psalm and
Rev. Cave offered a prayer for the
cause.
The seating capacity Of the court
room and gallery was taxed to accom-
modate an audience Of enthusiastic
temperance workers, and no one
could doubt the result of the election
when the day comes, and the result
should be SO convincing that the sa-
loon question will disappear from fur
ther consideration in town that
abhors the curse and its attendant
brutalities.
The first speaker was Attorney @
10. Knudson, who reviewed some Of
the law and struggle for temperance
here and elsewhere. His speech was
moderate in tone but earnest and con
vincing and patriotic. He was fol
lowed by DR.. Wendt.
The Doctor discussed temperance
and it's evil results from the stane
point and experience of physician
quoting from life insurance policy
to prove how strict the companies
are in relation to insuring men who
are even moderate drinkers. Abso-
lutte temperance is the standard re.
lquirement. DR.. Wendt delivered a
very interesting address, and told OF
his trials with men seeking prescrip-
tions, pleading for more rum to keep
the alcoholic fire alive within them.
He said that the prescription de-
mands are about over; those who had
suffered were gradually getting free
Of the curse, and he begged the peo-
pie to keep Canton in the temperance
column.
Attorney A. r. Brown grew eIo-
quent as he pictured the early day
struggle of a people who wanted tt
wipe out the saloon curse in the
county, and the battle began in deac
earnest and continued until Lincolr
county became recognized as one O.
the strongest temperance counties II
the state, and Canton as an example
of what temperance town means un
der an honest enforcement of the law
All the speakers paid the present
administration just compliment fol
enforcement Of law and for the gooC
order that has prevailed.
The audience rose and joined will
the quartet in singing America anC
the temperance rally closed. Their.
will be another temperance rally be
fore election and we trust it viii
arouse sufficient interest to carry the
city election by the largest majority
ever given.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1908-04-03
ONE HUNDRED AND SIXTY YOUTH
Full CORN PLANTERS.

Prof. Lawrence has little army OF
youthful corn planters at work pre-
pairing for seed time. In his prelimi-
nary work of organizing the boys of
the various district schools into corn
planters he has had remarkable success
so far and the end Is not yet. One
hundred and sixty boys who are at
tending district schools in the county
have responded to his request, and
these boys will plant small patch Of
ground ana care for the corn them
selves during the summer and will
farmers institute and have their corn
scored and compete for prizes just as
the farmers of the county have been
doing for years. Already fathers and
mothers of the boys are getting inter
ested, and we hope to see them so in
terested that they will encourage the
boys in every way possible. 1t is a
practical lesson of great value to boys
on the farm and it means much for
their future success as farmers when
they take up the work as men. Prof.
Lawrence has undertaken a great
work, a work that will be limitless in
its benefits, something that he will
remember with pleasure through life.
One hundred and sixty boys with ten
ear samples of corn planted, husked
and selected by themselves will make
our institute next winter an attrac-
tion worth attending. Before plant
ing time Prof Lawrence hopes to
have $50 boys enrolled and If this
number SHOWS up with ten ear sam
Piles at the next institute, they will
make theirfathers and grandfathers
take notice Of what boys can do.
Prizes will be provided for the lit
tie fellows and everything done to en-
courage them in this noble work.
Hurrah for the little corn planters Of
Lincoln county. Messrs. Wimple,
Brenner and Millet, have generously
contributed of their best seed corn
enough to supply all boys who desire
to begin the work this year, and Prof.
Lawrence has commenced testing his
seed.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1908-04-03
-
WINTER KILLED CLOVER.

A northern Iowa correspondent
writes that he has large stock farm
in Dodge county, Minnesota, and COM
plains that while he gets stand of
clover the first year it seem to win
ter kill the second. He wants to
know how this can be avoided.
1t can not in that country or any
other except by sowing additional
clover seed the year following the
first seeding, or by seeding alsike with
the red clover, the reason being that
red clover is for the most part a
biennial when allowed to mature seed.
In other words, it has run it's life
course and dies naturally. 1t is not
winter killed at all.
Every farmer knows that If he sows
clover and timothy together and gets
a stand he will get crop of hay and
perhaps a crop Of seed the first year,
clover predominating; the second
year the timothy will predominate.
The question may arise: Why did
not all the stand die instead of two
thirds or three-fourth? The reason
is that a certain per cent of clover
seed has very hard shell and will
not grow the first year for lack Of
sufficient moisture. These grow the
second year. Other seeds may lie on
top of the ground and not have suf-
ficient moisture. These lie over till
the next year and then grow. Our
common red clover as any man can
see who will notice it in bloom, seems
to be a mixture of several varieties,
distinguished by the color OF the bios
som and the habit of growth. 1t is
quite probable that one or more of
these is short perennial and hence
would live through the next year. II
clover is pastured down and not al
lowed to 60 to seed at all it becomes
short perennial. In other words, it
lives on until it has performed it's
function of producing seed or repro
ducing it's kind. We have no doubt
about this One of our subscribers
has gone to the trouble of marking
1nQlVlQudl plduIS OH Ills lawn ana
keeping them moved off, and has had
them remain for four or five years.
Therefore, if our correspondent
wishes continuous stand of clover,
he must either keep it from going to
seed or else SOW on the frozen ground
the succeeding spring half seeding
or more of common red clover, or
else SOW pound of alsike clover in
Lieu of twice that amount of the COM
mon red.
There is a fine field opening up for
Investigation on the subject of com
mon red clover; something, however,
| which can not be done by the ordinary
farmer, but by the experiment. station.
We think it will be possible by the
selection of plants and the Centigener
method of growing them to vastly inn
prove the red clover, selecting types
| that have a more vigorous growth,
that are comparatively hairless, and
that are short perennials. Wallace's IS
Farmer.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1908-04-03

The sdead sure" machine victory
Kittredge promised his followers
turned out to be a sickening defeat.
A Pierre correspondent of a Huron
paper states that the ever smiling
face of Frank Crane was without a
smile for five days after Kfttredge' s
second defeat. The blow was just
awful.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1908-04-03
stockholders Meeting.

The annual meeting of the Stock
holders of the Canton Cooperative
Telephone Company will be held at
the Central Office on Tuesday, April
I4th, 1908, at p. M, for the purpose
of electing board of directors and
officers, and such other business as
may properly come before the meet
ing. D. S. WALDO, Sec.
4O-4I.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1908-04-03

1t has set the whole world a-thinkinR
Upon it all Doctors, as one, agree;
The tonic all your friends are taking Is,
HOLSTERS Rocky Mountain Tea.
/. NJ. Helmey b Co.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1908-04-03
Cemetery Notice.

All lot owners in Forest Hill Gene
terry are requested to be present at
the annual meeting which will be
held at the Sheriff's Office, Tuesday
April 7th at 2 p. M. Some very Inn
portant business must be attended
to. JACOB KEHM, Secretary.
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; :xnlas; Gases

T.. Toilet Cases, Manicure Cases,
3 Here is where you viii find what you
want for that gift, and the price will
be less than you expect. >@.,ss. :, :
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Christmas MAJ Pens

Heven't you a student friend who
has use for a Fountain Pen every
shourglof You viii be liked
for your thoughtfulness if you send
Lincoln Fountain Pen: ~ - ~ .a
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: Xmas ma J Brushes

< A brush is always acceptable as a :.
gift so we put in an extra stock at
Christmas. Any you get here will
give genuine pleasure to the receiver.
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Xmas Combs

The unusual Kind Of Combs, princi.
pally Tor ladies', Some very Handsome
II decorated with ornaments and
stones and very fashi onable Just now:
Prices low, too. +. E .@> &C: sz.+.:.
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Christmas Cards :

: & Almost everybody gives Christmas
Card with every other present. You
will find your choice here. at any price
you want to pay.
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Christmas Books

= EE,N1as -,aN.5E5 y : I|ssJ -TE.7.E
- Very few exclusive Book Stores car
~ the stock Of Books We we do. o. WI, have
1.-the Books people are talking about
$50 Are sure to $be the kind the I people
want. ): -, =. 49, s.
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Xmas Perfumes

ta~ 2 GF could pick from our stock at
random and be sure of being pleased in
your selection. Come and see our
stock anyway. = 4 j
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Christmas STATIONERY

Hardly anything else can be given
in such a wide range of occasions as
box q dainty writing paper. ON that
account we have placed in stock the
biggest line on record.
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christmas Advice

This is. something you will surely
need before you are through with your
gift buying Ten years in business
selling Xmas things gives us the ex-
perience you need in selecting things.
Some here for them.
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Music Rolls

For a young girl studying music,
one Of these rolls will be the useful
present Of the season-we handle good
Qualities only.-They last for years.
Price from
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Photo -Albunas

No Xmas Present expresses quite so
much as an Album. 1t gathers to-
gether the treasured photos of the fam
lily and the giver is always remember
ed first.
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Xmas! Gifts;

Look all over town andyou will not
find the equal of our tsock III variety,
quality or fair price. 1 -. Y r.
'%s s Il :. Z" s. ST. n =
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Xmas Medicine

I %IJGsss9e3sE NLsEfE33aFyF5 r. = ~ :.
q course medicine .e for :. Christmas iy
II you want to send d bottle as pres
ent tot some one 70 get Il here ' and get
n right. Vs., 2s:fA:~ @'atlts@-o'z:1; - r
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:. Manicure al, il i Sets

= Nine out Of ten ladies now use mani
cure tools as regularly as a comb or
tooth brush. ! AZ selection from n our
stock wouldn't' go amiss, and you
would not miss the
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Pillow Tops

Made in fancy designs, burned on
leather, is all the rage this year, and
the beauty Of g present like this is
that&theya last a. lifetime 49, :. +. 41.ya
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:, Xlnas Razor

$S Any man who shaves will jump at
lone of our safety III aazors as & gift
Ladies', tell US The price you want to
!. we win select the right one;; # =: I.
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PI1oI1ogra

You know how people will run to
the window to- hear the band. Get
Phonopragh and have a band in the
house: Easy, terms If you wish. ~v,-
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Parcel. STRAPS

Handy thing to have now is Par
Gel Strap, whether you are just shop
ping about town or going on trip.
We have ten different grades from Csc
to 81: Good Strong ones 4oc.
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Christmas Novelties

When Won can't think what to give
come in and look over our Novelty
Stock. That will solve the problem
for you in a minute at just the price
Chat suits IS - >>>as5.2 - =
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.
Purses

Always welcome and exceedingly
tasteful is Christmas Purse. No
line in our store receives more at
tention or is better assorted or more
moderately priced.
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Collar Bags

i ~ These are for your men friends,
and they will be appreciated too. Give
something like this and you are re-
membered as long as your present
lasts. Price from :+ &, 5:.z. u .
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Hand Bags

Every girl wants one, and she won't
be happy until she gets one from our
stock this Christmas. You can make
any girl happy at any price above.
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christmas | Candy /.

;s in boxes. packed Gin the ID daintiegt3
way We are exclusive agents for
the bent nine III the country ana you
viii be safe IN buying here.
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An Album for Christmas

Would suit in many cases where you
want to send a gift. We can suit you
in Photo Albums, Postal Albums, View
and Souvenir Card Albums. -
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sJewelry Cases

+. This is an assortment of Leather
Pockets for your small pieces Of.
eWelrykeeps them all together. and
Won don't mislay or lose any, assorted
feathers, assorted ( colors, assorted
prices. 5S s3ssss.s:3
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Christmas mono qraplls

II have y nexceIlent q line from
laich sgelect Won zeana order one
now and have 1t delivered Xmas I'VE.
Get a catalogue free at once. ESSI s5:3 Il
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Travellers Cases

neat little leathe ease with d.
Razor, Brush, e'omb, Doth Brush
Holder Pincers, Hirror Box and
three or four empty bottles for Witch
Hazel. Bay Rum. They are ISL 5s ISL.
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Christmas CiQjair,

For Cigars, Pipes, Cigarettes. To
sS bacco. etc.,: iii Ieasher, eeiiaiold ana
Metal. We. have them 4, any Initial
sor gifts that men always appreciate.
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Christmas Cigars,

sized boxes Of ten twenty;
I've ana tiftg lof eff iHing IL dies
can make their aelec lions here from 1
the best asso rtment IA town. "a
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iistlllas!, 1. allllDs'

a gift that win keep the giver pleas
! santly in mind 9 long time. IF ANY Sc
lection 70 ufnake III our stock is sure
sIsto be- Welcomed and appreciated
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Cigars

.<y.- 80. !5lI.zzSS&s{j j.; :: - .>r
A box of Cigarsis at home in most
any mans stocking Christmas morn
ing. Any man who gets a box from
our stock will certainly be at home.
Prices run up and down from
IS Cents :