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Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1908-06-19

Wedding bells will ring down at
Hudson this month.
Crops continue to look fine and corn
is growing fast.
Mrs. MOllie Goodrich left for Sioux
City Saturday and will spend the sum-
er there.
Mrs. II. X. Rise is now visiting in
Denver, having spent a very pleasant
winter on the coast.
Everybody is getting ready to en-
joy the Assembly. Urge your friends
to come and camp and enjoy life.
j. P. Langmack of Candy, Mime
sofa, is a new subscriber this week.
He is assistant cashier of the Bank of
Candy.
Miss Onica Mile, teacher of the
fifth grade in the Canton school has
resigned her position here to accept a
higher position in the Huron school.
Hon. Thomas Thorson and wife left
for Chicago Saturday. Mr.. Thorson
"a joined at this place by u. S.
Attorney Wagner and Assistant U.
S. Attorney Porter. They were all
bound for the Chicago Convention.
Fl. e. Heryig of Peoria, Illinois,
sends the LEADER a renewal subscrip-
tiOn this week. He is a son of Otto
Hervig of this city, and is conducting
a large and successful business college
at Peoria. He says he cannot get
along without the LEADER.
Baptist Church.: Morning Service
at IL. Subject. The Hiding of Power.
Sunday School at II. Evening Ser
vice at s. The pastor, Rev. f. Davis,
will conduct the services: You are
cordially invited to attend.
Herman Maggie is down from Brook
ingS where he is a student in the
Agricultural College. He is a guest
at the home Of DR.. Wendt and will
soon depart for Berlin, Germany, to
visit his parents. Herman is happy
and is now a genuine Dakota hustler.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1908-06-19
Going Out OF BUSINESS,

Everything in my store has got to
90 regardless of price. Must be sold
by July LIST, 1905, as l am going to
leave Canton to establish a real es-
tate Office at Mitchell.
0. T. Eggland.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1908-06-19

One application Of Man Fan Pile
Remedy, for all forms of Piles, soothes,
reduces Inflammation, soreness and
itching. Price soc. Guaranteed. Sold
by 1. M. Helmey & Co.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1908-06-19

Senator Wesley and Senator Browne
! both good runners but Senator
Vessey made the best time: Both
gentlemen passed through the cam
paigp free from abuse and that is
somefh.ing 70 be thankful sor.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1908-06-19

The republican national platform
makers in Chicago had a strenuous
time Of it. The standpatters stood
for the old order of things and the
~progressives for a Roosevelt square
deal platform.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1908-06-19

Cures dizzy spells, tired feelings,
and liver troubles, keeps you
we'll all summer. That's what Hol-
listers Rocky Mountain Tea will do.
Try it and you will always buy it. IS
cents, Tea or Tablets. 1. M. Helmey
& Co
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1908-06-19

Bees Laxative Cough Syrup for
young and old is prompt relief for
coughs, Group, hoarseness, whooping
cough. Gently laxative. Guaranteed.
Sold by l. M. Helmey & Co.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1908-06-19

Hon. e. G.. Dunn of Mason CITY,
Iowa, will address the farmers of
Lincoln county at the court house on
Saturday June Goth at 3 p. m. on the
subject of cooperation among the
wealth producers of the nation. His
discussion is largely along the lines of
cooperation in Farmers Elevator bus
mess. Mr.. Moulton has issued a call
for all members of the Canton Farm
ers Elevator company to be present
on June 10th to hear Mr.. Dunn and
to attend to company business.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1908-06-19

Thomas Thorson, member Of the
National Republican Committee, for
South Dakota. Is the telegraphic news
from Chicago. It sounds good, don't
Il?
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1908-06-19
New School Board.

Over fifty citizens interested in
school affairs assembled at the City
Hall Monday night and proceeded,
under the new law, TO nominate men,
bers Of the school board for the vari-
Gus terms named. r. II. Smith for
three years, J. II. Hansen and Rev.
G.. S. Evans for two years each. Gud-
mund Skartvedt and Otto Hervig for
n year each and P. A. Overseth for
district treasurer for a period of three
years.
The election took place Tuesday
and the nominees of the caucus were
duly elected. They are all good men
and have a deep interest in the well
fare Of the Canton schools, and the
Canton high school should be main
tanned at the highest standard posi-
BILE, equal to the best in the state.
The gentlemen elected are thorough
ly posted on school matters and with
a hearty cooperation of board and
teachers the Canton schools will
reach the highest degree of perfection,
and that Is the hope Of all.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1908-06-19

Operation for piles will not be nee
essary If you use Man Fan Pile Rem
edy. Guaranteed. Price SOC. Sold by
L. M. Helmey & Co.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1908-06-19
Returns From The Primary.

First reports from the primary last
week indicated a complete progressive
victory, but as the returns came in,
county after county, it began to APP
pear that G. FL. Cassill for treasurer
had been cut or less because of
the interest on state funds. The ter
rifle assault made on Mr.. Cassill by
Kittredge and other stalwart stump
ers bore fruit and led to Mr.. Cassill's
defeat, but the man who was so Bit
ter against him went down In defeat
himself and Mr.. Cassill is willing to
meet defeat so long as Kittredge
keeps him company. The loss of the
t%reasurer's office Is q mere trife CON-
pared with the defeat of Kittredge,
who has been responsible for nearly
all the discord and party strife for
years. The defeat Of Kittredge when
ex-C0ngressman Burke won out
makes Kits defeat all the more hui
initiating, because Kittredge consid-
cred Burke a dead load In the fight.
The defeat Of w. S. Glass was not
anticipated or expected, but the name
Of MI. Burke appeared first on the
ballot and many gave him a vote on
this account, and two votes In this
way In each precinct In the state
would amount to considerable over
$500 votes. Another surprise came
In the Martin vote, which showed
that MI. Burke ran ahead of him In al
most every precinct, and Burke led
Martin in some of the Black Hills
precincts.
The majority in Lawrence county
for the stalwart ticket was above all
estimates and the Homestake bosses
had their men, who are nearly all
socialists, drilled to perfection, and
nearly all voted the republican ticket.
Lawrence county treated the progress
sive candidate for secretary of state,
MI. Policy OF Deadwood, In q shabby
manner. He Is one OF the brightest
and ablest young lawyers in the Hills,
but the mining bosses had their men
drilled to a mark, and Mr.. Policy was
denied the compliment Of a home en-
dorsement. Such is politics.
The aca between Mr.. Hall and Mr..
Martin for congress is close and it
may take the official canvass to decide
IL.
There was over 10000 votes cast at
the primary, an evidence that the
people enjoy 1t, Notwithstanding COM
plants and forebodings Of disaster.
The victory for Governor Crawford is
the all important event Of the cam
paign because the real issue turned
upon this office. Had the people of
the state not known that Governor
was an honest man, the
filth and lies hurled against his char
lcter would have left him the low
man In the ace. The people knew
Governor Crawford and loved him for
ihe fight he had made for their in
;erests and they stood by him man
'ully.
Senator Wesley, one Of the %cleanest
md best. men In the state, won in the
,ontest for governor, and for that the
people have cas- to be thankful.
He Is q reformer who will make a re-
cord that will be satisfactory to every
man In the state.
Considering the vast and powerful
interests arrayed against the progress
Ives, 1t Is indeed wonderful that they
not defeated from the head to
he bottom Of the ticket.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1908-06-19

You will find all the fancy smoking
tobacco at Becker's. @
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1908-06-19

The progressive membership Of the
%. s. Senate viii be Increased after
March 4th.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1908-06-19
The Progressive Republican Bird

At 2:30 today, Thursday, no nomi-
nations for President had been made.
Indications that Taft would be nomi-
mated
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-.4. after which she turned quietly, came
iart 70 Logotheti's side, and sat down again.
He understands, she SAID IL VIII NC
quite easy
DIJT Logotheti looking past her as sHe I'M IN.
d fo-wsrd. had met Spiro' eyes; ana ne Ie!I
not even the slightest anxiety for hIdIIl9hy .
.afetv. nor for BarakaS lie was sun "oiIIci
ing what he should say TO Margaret, Gu1 - IL
he tr;ed TO think it over, his eyes dwelt on IlG
.tIa T++1e profile of the slender or1eIltaI BlIi
- his side and il occurred TO MN 'hdI, d.
.borqh She had worn men ClOLHeS anu -
tbinqS that few women would dare % ~ -
a. ~ r,,,rnose of her lie. she would IHuCH
ratber die than show herself on the stage III q
-, tn dress before thousands OF people ana
10 70 then, and take money tor doing u anu
he remembered a time, not 1luCIl iiiOIJ - -
tyvo wears before when that mere In0uSIII ilA'4
driven the idea of marrying the primo t-'t.i-
,,,;+a ont Of his head for awhile. and that aIIeI
III = had been her physical attractions that nad
overcome the prejudice. making MN say 'Ili I
I,.. was as much IN love with Madame IoI'4C'ee
as he had been with Margaret Dome II-1i'
very nice English girl
At q distance LogOtheti had supposed Iliti1
h. You'd somehow account to the diva tor the
position in which he had fOOllshly placed NM
Self because he had done nothing and saiI
nothing that he would have been a5haIiled 81
before her. if she knew the whole truth anu
he fa1cied that even II they quarreled 9Ile
yyor11d make up with him before long ana
marry him in the end. He had good opinion
Of himself as a desirable husband; and with
reason. since he had been prosecuted for years
I'll nffers Of excellent marriages from mothers
of high degree that had daughters TO dispose
OF. And beneath that conviction there Iur<ed'
IN spite Of him, the less worthy thought Ila1
singers and actresses were generally less
snueanish than women OF the world about the
little entanglements OF their intended nus
bands -.
But now. at the very moment OF meeting
Margaret. he knew that If he found her very
angry with him, he would simply =sten 70 wftO
She had TO saw make humble apology, state
the truth coldIy, and return TO his own yacnt
with Baraka under her very eyes. and IN IuA
sight of Lady Maud and Mrs Rushmore- Be
sides. he felt tolerably sure that when Splro
failed 10 carry out tie young Tartar girl Inu1-
clerous instructions, she would forget all about bout
the oath she had sworn by the lnFl944O-e
water Of the Stvx" and would try 70 kill him
with her own hands. so that it would be neces-
sarv to take her away abruptly. and even
forCIbiy-
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MATTERS did not turn out as ne expected.
1~A however, after the two yachts had
stopped their engines.
Before the Erinna had quite lost her way.
Logotheti had his naphtha launch putting
alongside and he got into 1t with Baraha anu
Spiro. and the Lancashire Lass had barely
time 70 lower her ladder before the visitors
were there
Baraka babe LOgOthetI 60 up hrSt and trod
dantilv on the grated steps as she followed
him The chief mate and chIet steward We're
waiting at the gangway- The mate saIuted
the steward led the visitors 70 the main saloon
ushered them IN. and shut the door, SptrO
was left outside.
LADY Maud was there sitting IN an easy
chair in the fartheSt corner. She nodded %
Logotheti: but did not rise. and pad no more
attention TO Baraka than If she had not ex-
iSted.
Van Torp shooI, hands coldly with LogothetI
BaraLla walked directly 70 kralInshy. and
then stood stone still before him, gazing up
steadily into his eyes.
Neither Margaret nor Mrs. Rushmore was
to be seen Van Torp and Logotheti both
watched the other two looking from one face
to the other kra1inSky. with his evegiass
IN his eve, surveyed the lovely young bar
barian tInTnoved. and the silence lasted hall
a minute. Then she spoke N her own Ian
guage and kralinSllv answered her and only
LogothetI understood what they said 70 each
other.
You are not Ivan. You are tatter. and YOU
have not his eyes.
Logotheti drew a long breath
No" answered kral1nSky- " am urvI
his brother. l never saw you. but he told NE
OF you
Where is Ivan"
Dead
The proud little head was bowed for mo-
ment. and Baraka did not speak till several
seconds had passed. Then she looked up again
suddenly. Her dark eyes were quite dry.
How long,
More than four months.
You know it,,
81 was with him and buried him
1t Is enough
She turned. her head high and went % the
door, and no one hIndered her from going out
MONSIEUR LOGOTHETI!' Lady Maud
A'A called him. and the Greek crossed the
saloon and stood by her. " He Is not the man.
| see she said. with vague doubt in her
voice.
No"
Van Torp was speaking with krallnssly II
low tones.
Lady Maud spoke TO Logotheti again. after
an instant, III which she drew a painful breath
and grew paler Miss Donne knows that YOU
are on board she SAID - but she wishes me
to say that she Will not see YOU. and that she
considers her engagement at an end. after what
you have done
Logotheti did not hesitate. VIII YOU kindly
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Observation-Disclosures
See Who Offers Them, Then Consider the frlces

Here is the biggest real bargain IN
Gasoline Marine Engines you ever saw.
A new hree-Horse-PoWer Engine Ior
.S44! Or new x-Horse-PoWer En-
CINE for $50! Only a limited number
The stock won't last long at these
prices. It's the chance OF a lifetime
Write today for full information.
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The Special Reasons tor
These Low Prices


OetritAu MainC
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were n of
inipany of the thran
MarneM
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theth thus Oi' u" |
nCCst Soas 70
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-06-07

of the motors, including all castings, have been
lust recently manufactured. They are made OF
the best material Throughout and finished per
fectlv It's the biggest bargain ever offered to
the boat builder or the boat owner who wants to
out an engine in his boat or replace his old engine
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nA1ENfS No ATTORNEYS fee until patent is n
&A En- = lowed. Write for IarentOr's Guide
FRANKLIN II. H0UGH. Loan Trust Bldg Washington, Do
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Big Springs Items.

Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Cal Fox on
May 4th ten pound boy. The
mother and child are doing well.
but Cal can't attend Sabbath
school.
Mrs. Joe Flower, who has been
in delicate health for some time. is
we are glad to say, much improved
at this time.
Charlc,, the jew, has bought two
od wells, dry ones, and has pulle d
the casing for junk.
Gland jarvis was in this section
looking after his political interests
ON day last week.
w. G. Bumgarner has gone ON a
vacation to see bis parents III the
county IF Pleasants and VIII take In
the sights at ParkersburR and 9th
or places along the Ohio before re-
turning.
We venture 90 say there is not
a family in Calhoun county more
widely scattered is that Of Ras Flu
hariy'- Two sons, Scott and Writ
arc iu Panama three others orr.
Robot and Iilhc mc JOB ths ,aio of
Montana ll youngest daughter
will soon go 90 Kansas, which win
leave Only Mi. and Mrs Fluhorty
two SONS and daughter iu ur
county.
The rig builders arc here Tor o.,
purpose ol building iho rig for d.,
H4almgh To .
IuNDHAEUIl
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NoTICE TO LIEN HOLDERS.

To all persons holding liens by jndge-
msnt or otherwise, on the real estate or any
part thereof, of the Fedeeal Oil Co., duly
organized and ding business under the
laws of the State of New Jersey.
In pursuance Of a decree of the Circuit
Court of Calhoun county, state of West
Virginia, made in a chancery cause therin
pending 20 subject the real estate Of the
said Federal Oil Co., corporation duly or
ganized, aud doing business under the laws
OF the State of New jersey, to the satisfac-
ton or the liens thereon, you are hereby
required to present all claims held by YOU
Aad each OF you against the said The Fed.
eral Oil Company, corporation duly or
gnnized under the laws of the state of New
jersey, which are liens on said Company's
real estate or any part If it, for Adiudica-
ton to me at my Office in the town of
GAINESVILLE on or before the 18th day of
June 1905.
Given under my hand this 10Th dav of
May, 1908.
ALBERT SMITH,
'o,tt' COMMISSIONS r
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A Card from E. Chenoweth.
Ed. Chronicle:

Ed. ChrOmcle:
We hope to visit different sec
tons of the County before the Pri-
mary but in any event, desire to say
to the voters of Calhoun county that
we believe in equal rights and equal
obligations and special privileges to
none; that it is the ambition of the
voter to cast an intelligent ballot,
wisely and patrioticlaly; that it is Of
great importance to know for whom
but also upon what principles he for
whom he votes proposes to admins
ter his trust and his devotedness to
those principles; that reforms come
from the masses tLat govern
ment is best when administered in
the masses; that government is in
shtuted for the good of the govern
ed; that the people should be releiv-
ed from excessive and unnecessary
burdens Of taxation; that the Pro-
hibition amendment should be sub
united to vote Of the people as a
protector to our American institu-
ton. the safeguards of which are
our homes, christian churches and
pubic schools, protected and en-
Outraged by law and supported by
our liberty loving people.
We here pledge our every effort
in support of these propositions and
again solicit your support and thank
our friends in advance for interest
manifested and encouragement Civ
en-, and will spare no effort to main
tam your confidence and trust re-
posed, and whether or not we re-
celve the nomination for House of
Delegates, which we hope will be
your pleasure, we will be prepared
to join the boys in the general
election in support of Democracy
from Bryan to Constable.
Obediently yours,
Il. Chenoweth.
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TRUSTEES SALE OF REAL es

BY virtue of deed of trust made by p
j.. Wease and j. NJ. Wease, her husband
to me as Trustee, dated on the 9th day of
uly 1908, and of record in the Clerks of.
Gee of the County Court of Calhoun county
in Trust and Mortgage Book No. , at page
40, TO secure Albert H. Jackson i'm the
payment of a certain debt therein named, /
as such Trustee will on Wednesday the
Ord day Of June, 1905, sell by public auc-
ton at the front door of the Court House
of Calhoun County to the highest bidder.
the real estate conveyed TO me by SAID
deed OF trust, described as follows; Situate
on Wease ridge in Sherman District of
Calhoun Comfy, consisting of three sep
crate parcels, aggreSating 5G4 acres and 81
poles. The first tract is bounded as fol-
lows Beginning at stone and pointers
on the North side of Lick Run on line
Of lands formerly owned 10y NJ. WestfaIl
and running with same South pa w. 30
poles to pointers at the head of drain ON a
line of an original 100 acre tract known as
the Stalnaker land; n. So w. ia poles to
stone on line of the d. b. Wease land
aud with same n. 81 w. l0l polls to
q beech; S. 754 w. l7S poles to the begin
ping, containing 81 acres, more or less.
The second tract is bounded as follows.
Beginning at stake by the road, form.
erly hickory, and run ming n. 81 w. 81
poles to a stone nj road, a corner TO the Il.
n. Spencer land, and with his line and
the road n. -; Il. II poles; S: SO; T.. IL
poles; 5. rs, Il. / poles; S. 2Ss, L. II pole
o fence post by the road side, thence
leaving the road S. 80. e. , 4 pole C36poles)
toa stone in field; S. g. w. % poles to the
beginning containing acres and 81 poles
The third tract is bou hded rs follows:
Beginning at Beech in Lick Run. q
corner to a tract of 81 acres, conveyed by
=. r. Spencer and wife to Cammela Ruley
which tract was formerly owned by Laura
v Rafferty, and running thence with a
part of line thereof S "a, Z. sl1 poles tc
q stone in the road, a corner to the 4 acre
parcel, thence with a line thereof and
with the road \. ~, L II poles, S. 90 e
l poles, 5 III +. poles to the forks OF
the road, thence running with road to.
wards i. b. Weases house and with line
Of ii acre tract of land n. 81, w. 40
IS'oles, n. % w. poles, n. AZ, f. ii poles
-. 3i3 +. l5poles to stake in the road,
So poles from stone corner in the field
thence y. GO W. 90 poles to beech, S. "A
Y. 9 poles to the beginning, containing
81 acres.
Terms of Sale-Cash in hand.
J. NJ. HAMILTON,
J. 1T. Trustee
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Commissioners office. Circuit Court of Cal
houn county, State of West Virginia.
The chancery cause OF w. Il. Want and
llagan Barr, partners doing business as
Want " Barr, and Ira n. Stump, doing
business in the name of M. E. Stump and
Co, who sue on behalf of themselves and
all other lien creditors of the estate of VIM.
Terrell, deceasedr
VS..
ID. p. Ireland, administrator of the OK
tste OF VIM. Terrell, deceased. Sarah y
nAdabaugh and Wade Radabaupb. her
husband, l.. G. Wolverton and Hattie
Wolvarton, U. S. g. Terrell, Geo. S. Fer
rell, James Terrell, James Ferrell, Emery
Terrell, Godfrey l. Cabot and the Eastern
Oil Co., a corporation.
Having been by decree entered therein.
at the April term 1905 of said court REFER.
ed to the undersigned Commissioner with
instructions TO ascertain and report on ac-
count showing.
First What personal estate the said
VIM. ferrell owned at the time af his death
the character and value thereof.
Second What disposition, If any was
made OF said personal estate, by the d =
fendent ID. #. Ireland, Administrators of
the estate OF VIM. f. Ferlell. deceased
and how mnch, if any, of said personal es-
tate IS now in the hands of the said ID. Il.
Ireland, as such Administrator, avail able
for the payment of any debts owing from
the sid estate Of VIM Terrell deceased.
Third A settlement of the administration
OF the estate of the said decedent bv said
ID. +. Ireland his administrator
Fourth What debts the said Wm. Fer
rell owed at the time Of his death, to whom
they are payable, their nature and their
respective amounts and priorities.
Filth What real estate was owned by
the said VIM. Eeuell at the the time of his
death, It's quality, description, quantity and
location
Sixth Such other matters as any party
IN interest may require, the same being per-
tinent and such other matters as said com
missioner himself may deem pertinent.
whether so required or not.
The parties TO said sui will therefore.
TAKE NOTICE
| that the sal d Commissioner has fixed npon
Tuesday July the 1905 as the time and
bis Office in the town OF Grantsyilbe as the
p ace when and where he will proceed 10
execute the said order Of reference. All
! parties IN interest are hereby required 10
appear at that time aud place aud do what
may be necessary TO protect their respect
i've interests
Given under my hand this the 18th dav
OF May 1908.
ALBERT SMITH,
/ '"-ft' Commissioner