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The evening world., 1909-01-20
SICK ALL WINTER
Suffered from Bad Stomach and
Severe Cough Ooctored With
out Benefit -- Vermont Man
Was Finally
RESTORED TO HEALTH BY V|NOL

About 4 year ago began to run
down in health, lost appetite and
flesh and suffered from indigestion,
All the winter had a severe cough.
doc,orsl without any benefit and
finally my druggist suggested That |
try Ninol. did SO and soon began
TO feel better. My stomach grew
stronger, my food no longer dis
tressed me, my cough Disappeared |
began to gain in flesh and soon felt
like a new man. did not lIeye
that any remedy could make such a
change in a person. Edw, K,
Wooster, Rutland, VI.
Viuol contains tonic iron and all
OF the medicinal bodybuilding ele'
ments of cod liver oil, does not taste
of the oil and is everywhere recos-
nized as the greatest body-builder
and strength creator known for
feeble old people, del!cate children
weak rundown persons, afie. sick
ness and for chronic colds hacking
coughs and bronchitis
TRY it. /. It does no good your
money will be returned on demand
That's your guarantee, but We know
# will benefit any such case
urcrMAN a co.. 200 broadway, y
~ ROW / 18th 81. ana IN Ai", -.th
larH ca i'enoX Az. liDth st. and "a Ay.'
,EIih ST and Amsterdam AV; ois -
lo3'un 'un-66sdWgy. Times Bag. i2d st. and
ana dDav' ht9Hn and GII Fulton St, BROOKLYN,
. u RikEEBS I; EBfSoad~ay ava end ,oth St.: YVES, 34th
S,Su ann ann Waldorf. IAN st. and TN ~!
s,,S Sy and IAN St In Brookiyn. 4ou
phh.on ST, 26+ Fulton =" 2l5 latbush
All Sumner Az, ~ noiginble 81.
A'K 'KISsMAN'S DRUG STORES, l25th 81
"a Sth Av.. Broadway and sOth ST.,
SoiIh n SSGMASN. 1920 Sd Av,. 42s Co
,,,o,trs ~. East i2d st.
'u'hhpUd, a, every drug store where a Vino
sign is displayed
The evening world., 1909-01-20
Taps All Found Turned on in
Room of F. C. Osborne,
an Invalid.
PROSPERED IN BUSINESS
Banknote Salesman Was One
of Highest Paid and Had
No Apparent Cares.

A bellbov sent TO Frederic C. Os-
,,,..,,, .,.,,, +, .ho 1I,,e, WELLINGTON
49,,
'o-ua! 10 ""u WHY N''' O'o''"e N'' NV
answer telephone call found Mr. Os-
horne dead on the floor. The room was
full OF gas and every fixture in the
room was wide open.
Osborne was salesman for the In
ternationll Bank Note Company, of No
Is Broadway. DR.. 7. j. Carney, of No.
20i West F!fty-hfth street. was called,
but said 1t was case for coroner's
Investigation,
coroner AcritellI ana 'oruners l'hS'
sIcian Weston went to the hotel this
afternoon. They found that MT os-
borne had come down to the MOTEL Office
early this morning, bought newspaper
and returned to his room
H. A. OSBORNE prot'er OF '"e uea'
man. VINO IS the secretary OF concern
at NO. le' broadway was called ne
tod the coroner that MS pEolher ha"
lived at the Wellington three years and
fla, tho cheerlessness Of life in a hotel,
.a,.t ,,.,,,, hjo s,,ror;ros fro,, a
together Will MS Su'e''n9S '''''' :,
chronic ma!ady, had greatly depressed
lin.
The evening world., 1909-01-20
Headache. and Neuralgia from Colds.

LAXATIVE BROMO Qu,nlna. the world Niie
ca and Grip remedy, removes causs Call
'.r full rant. Look Tor signature Z. W.
The evening world., 1909-01-20
Lay PROSTATE on Ice.

1T was only then that felt an awful
pain in both legs In jumping from the
crib | had struck a beam and broken
them. But the cold water had made
me insensible to the pain. laid pros
trate on the ice and clung 10 1t as best
| could. At times the waves dashed
over it, and at other times 1t sank
under my weight, bur still | retained
consciousness and my position. The
next knew ! was being thawed out in
the boiler room OF the tug"
Edward Skinner was standing near
The evening world., 1909-01-20
KRAMER FUR co.
OF NEW YORK,
13 EAST 10th STREET

C"akc elevator To wholesale solcsroo'ns)
bet. Broadway and jth AVE., New York.
L.nLnz-s. LunL-m CLI-m.u. San ErlnclscO.
The evening world., 1909-01-20
Tells Of Infatuation.


After asserting that she was one OF
Barbara Riggs best friends, she pro-
ceeded to bulwark the case FOR the de-
tense In startling fashion. She wore
that Barbara REG followed Shellard
around, bounded him on his beat when
he was patrollr- as a policeman and
talked OF him frequently.
Barbara told me she loved Dave"
the witness testified. She was always
after MIN. Last February learned
that Shellarl Was married, | told Bar
bara, and s,e said she knew it. told
hCr | woulG fnd Shelards wife and tell
her, and she said II / did she w lid
throw red pepper Ia my eyes.
Barbara used to say she wished she
was dead. Sometimes she spoke that
way when talking about Shellard. One
time she said she would end her life and
when | asked her how she put her finger
TO the side OF her forehead and said
'Bing""
When the defense had the full ,esti.
mony Of the Lee girl In It was a strong
CorrObOration OF Shellards confession
that Barbara REG committed suicide
Mr.. Roy on cross examination, pro-
duced the minutes Of the Grand Jury
that indicted Shel,ard
The evening world., 1909-01-20
Testified Falsely Before Grand
Jury, She Says, to Save
Reig Family.
TELLS TRUTH" NOW.
Wife and Sister Of Accused
Policeman, HysteriCal, Cause
Scene in Court.

Charges Of perjury were made by the
prosecution this afternoon during the
trial OF former Policeman David Shellard
FOR the killing OF Barbara Rieg In
Brooklyn. Sadie Lee OF No III Starr
avenue, a shopmate and former intimate
friend OF Barbara Rieg. the first wit
ness called for the defense. calmly ad.
mttei on the stand that she had per-
jured herself before the Grand Jury,
Assistant District-Attorney Roy, be-
yond bringing out that the statements
made by the girl to the Grand Jury and
the statements made by her on the wit
ness stand to-day were entirely differ
ent concerning material facts, took no
steps looking to a prosecution for per-
jury, The girl explained her false test!-
mony by stating that In her statements
to the Grand Jury she was animated
BY a desire to save the Rieg family
from disgrace.
The prosecution closed weak case
shortly before noon and after Mr. Ridg-
way, counsel for Shellard. had declared
in his address to the jury that he would
prove Barbara Rieg committed suicide
Sadie Lee was called to the stand. She
Is a pretty little girl with a weak, SYM
pathetic face. and gave her testimony
with apparent reluctance.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1909-12-24

years, going to Europe with the band
in 1906 for thirty-ive concerts. He
attended the Alaska Pacific
exposition with the same organization
on q twelve-weeks' tour, and was a
member of the St. Olaf octette on its
twelve weeks tour in 1908. He was
interested In student publications,
holding the Off ,e OF miscellaneous
editor for the Junior annual In 1909,
and associate editor Of the St. Olaf
band publication In the same year.
Mr.. Tetlie will take up his work In
Oxford college as q graduate student
next October.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1909-12-24
John F. schrader For Congress.

A few weeks ago the DAKOTA FAR
MEas LEADER mentioned John F,
schrader Of Rapid City, as good tim
Der for . possible candidate for Con
gress from South Dakota in 1910. II
may interest your readers to know
something more of the life OF Mr.
Schrader, therefore this brief sketch
is submitted:
John f. Schrader was born at Utica,
Oneida County, New York, on Octo
Der End, 1855. He attended the pub
lie schools of his native city, and
while at the Utica Free Academy was
q class mate OF the present vice-presi-
dent of the United States, James S
Sherman. Later he took a course o.
business training in Eastman College
at PouRhkeepsie, New York.
In May 1874 he entered the law Of
fees Of W. and J.. D. Herman at Cti
ca and began the study of law. liz
June 1877 he successfully passed az
examination at a general term OF the
supreme court held at the city o.
Buffalo, N. Y, and was admitted tc
practice In all courts Of his native
state. After his admission to the
art he was made managing clerk In
the law firm where he began his
studies, and remained in that position
until he left for the vest.
In April 1880 he removed to the
then Territory Of Dakota, taking up
his residence In Rapid City, where he
has made his home ave since. While
ever ready and willing to take a part
In the success of the republican tick
ct, he never held a public office until
1887, when he was elected mayor OF
Rapid City, which Office he held fol
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1909-12-24
m&ct&r1&HH&M
&c Correspondent I
M22aSHS4Hb21H122N
Lynn.
December Is, 1909

December Is, 1909.
News Is rather scarce out here. II
anyone KNOWS any they are wiser
than RIP for they haven't reported
IL TO him.
Miss Lille Noethlich visited 1t
home last Sunday.
Mrs. g. KafYar. Mrs. Joe Petche and
Miss Gertrude Kafiar were Canton
shoppers Monday.
Miss Bertha Slocombe spent Satur-
day and Sunday 1t home.
Gust Ness was out Sunday enjoying
the dfst sleigh ride he has had since
his long illness.
Miss Jennie Reamer spent Thursday
evening with Miss Ella SlocOmbs.
George Sweeter went out to Monroe
Saturday on account OF the serious
illness OF his brother.
John Slocnmbe was In Sioux City
Friday and Saturday.
Miss Alma Lukken visited Sunday
with her cousin Miss Mary Urdahl.
Miss Maggie Sweeter returned home
from Lennox Saturday.
Carl Hegedal, Gunder Ness and
Severt Johnson have been Smelling
cOrn the past week.
Dewey and Roy Mundy spent
Thursday evening at John Slocombe's.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Cox were
Canton shoppers Saturday.
Roads have been 20 bad out here
the last few weeks that the mail men
have been able to visit some parts
only every other day, so Is q con-
sequence, every farmer who goes to
town has to be . substitute mail
carrier and carry the mail for three
or four families.
Almost time for the Christmas goose
and other goodies. Let's not get
Indication.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1909-12-24
Canton Township.

Dec. u, l9O0.
MI. and Mrs. Norton came out from
town and spent the day with Mr.. and
Mrs. Ellis, Wednesday.
Lee Richardson arrived from Ged-
|des Thursday, where he attended tho
funeral OF Mi. Mennell. His sister,
Mrs. Mennell and children came home
with him.
Cook seems to DO cooked this time
sure.
Mrs Theodore THOMPSON and child
rem arrived In Canton Saturday even
Ing for the holidays. Nj. Thompson
will come later.
Miss Olive Nyhus and pupils Of the
York school will Join Miss Rlngheim's
sch.Ol and they will have . program
and Christmas tree Thursday evening
It the Sunnyside schoOlhOuse.
This neighborhood furnished Its US
ual number Of men at the Aiken's
sale Thursday.
g. w. Dixon sold five baby beeves
to Mr. Stein Monday, and now they
Ad0rn the walls Of his butcher shop
Everybody ought to have = slice OF
that beef.
John Hoffman and ] Zimmerle pick
corn snow or shine, but mostly snow
these days.
Z Wish everybody : Merry Christmas.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1909-12-24
Case OF cider tor Printers.

Case OF Cider tor Printers.
Charlie Reynolds of the firm Of
Heckmaster & Reynolds walked into
the LEADER office Wednesday carry.
ing a big box and wanted to know
where the LEADER stocking was.
Albert blushed and Joe Redeemed a
little and Barstow got behind the
big press and the. editor told Charlie
that there were no stockings at this
end OF the LEADER line that would
hold such box. keep your stockings
on" said Charlie. "Here is a box OF
the finest Cider and pop that ever
tickled the palate Of an e%picure".
This box contains our celebrated
Apple and Orange cider and a sample
OF our famous Wild Cherry Soda.
Feast upon it in safety for it
Is several degrees milder than
champagne but just as good. This
Is the kind Of goods we are making
at our factory and I do not hesitate
to say that 1t is the best that
ever washed down a mince
pie" After Mr.. Reynolds had de-
parted the printers six Of them
held a council and decided how each
one was to dispose Of four bottles.
Albert and Joe attend Sabbath school
and wanted a guarantee froms the
editor that the cider was soft and
had no stick concealed under the
label. Barstow didn't care-stick or
no stick he was ready to do his
duty. he was tired of water. The
young ladies said II the boys stood the
test and the editor kept straight
they were willing to risk a little in
order to celebrate Christmas. A vote
was taken and Albert was elected to
drink the first bottle. II am ready"
said Albert, and the first bottle of
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1909-12-24
LAvallev

Mr.. and MB. Charley Barnes ant
children were callers at Fl. Heerenf
Sunday evening ard Ne al hope thu
young people enjoyed their visit.
]. N. Heeren and family Of Tel
visited It the Nelson home Sunday.
Seven Of the Harrisburg school chill
drsn and County supt. Lawrence Wis
tied school district h3, which has 4
scholars on the roll, and I'll were pres
snt except ak.
There ~ . basket sociable 10
RAIDER School house, December l6.
The dance ct Tea va we'll attended
December IL.
n. Hssrsn hauled oats to town
Monday.
There will be I program In the
WoodmAn hall In Tea ThurDday
evening Dec. ., which ID given BY
the scholars Of the Tea school.
There was : surprise party ct Mr..
Nelson's Dec. Il In honor Of Ray
Nelson's birthday.
Fred and Augusta Barnes were
callers q John Detjen's Friday
evening and won't through deep snow
and got stuck In the snow banks
o~ccaslunally.
Mse and Ray Nelson. Ben and
Henry Buns, and Helene and ldena
Hoor0n were ~ the blk sociable given
In The RAIDER school HOUSE and were
dumped into . snow bank and the
hA1koto got some fresh aiI. Boys you
should look who're you are driving.
Happy School Girl.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1909-12-24

Tho papers arc full Of death on the
rail-" and the loas Of life from rail-
rcad accidents within the last two
weeks d appalling. Broken rails and
.oplit rails and trains trying to pass on
the same trsck IRE the principal
causes assigned for the destruction Of
thooo compelled TO travel.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1909-12-24

Lebanon, the growth is majestic and
enduring. His word Is considered as
good as a bond, and his honesty OF
purpose undoubted by any person who
knows him. Such Is the material
presented for a new congressman from
South Dakota, FITZ.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1909-12-24

M. Stewart took his family to Can
ton Wednesday to see what Santa has
In store for coed children.
} Sorry to note that Mr.. Thornton Is
not feeling very we'll.
DR.. futile made a professional Wis
It to Mr.. LefYert's Monday.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1909-12-24

q term. In 1874 he was the SuCCeSS
ful candidate on the republican tick
ct for the Office Of states attorney Of
Pennington county. He assumed the
duties of his office on January l, 1895,
and 20 vigorous was his prosecution
Of offenders against the law, that
many Of the ~violators were compelled
to seek other fields, rather than stand
trial. Cash bonds to the amount Of
Sl900.O0 we're forfeited to the county
during the two years that he acted as
states attorney. In November 1902,
he was elected state senator from the
3oth senatorial district representing
the county Of Pennington In the legis-
latufe Of 1908. His record during that
session was fully up to the expecta-
tion Of his most ardent admirers.
Since 1880 he has been prominently
identified with the Masonic Fraternity
OF the territory and state. He has at
various times been honored with the
highest positions In tho gift OF his
brethren. He also has taken = deep
interest In fraternal organizations,
such - the Ancient Order Of United
Workmen, the Modern Woodmen Of
Of Amsrica, the Yeomen and Loyal
Americans Immediately after the
Organisation Of the First Baptist
Church IL Rapid City in 1880, Mr..
SChradsr united With the same BY
letter, and since then has taken q
deep INTEREST," in the welfare OF the
church. Sipce OcMber 1908 he has
held the position OF President Of the
South Dakota Baptist Convention.
In 1908 b. va tho Stalwart candidate
Tor lieutenant governor before the
primaries and Was defeated BY his
competitor Lieutenant Governor Sho-
bsr. Al the state convention later
On he Was the choice OF the Republic
cana q one OF the Presidential Elec-
ton, which choice Vas ratified BY the
people at'ths polls Ia November Of
that year, and had the honor Of being
sslectsd b bis colleagues to bear to
% Washlngton the Republican vote OF
South Oakoea for TAFT aud Sherman.
Mr. ac6radsf IN his homs town,
Rapid City, = known . : quite
nnoottOstvS citissn. who minds hie
own a6All8 md needles not With his
nelHhhosss = o0naldered : rad and
lAlthfll lawyer a whom cllents placs
fi0oli1et oonedenes and hi aayico in
AhgAaoenoeh eoosl0srsd tbs end q
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1909-12-24

apple cider went down. He smacked
his lips aud rubbed the buttons on
his vest and smiled. "Oh,- mister,
but that's f1ne," he said, then he
wanted to give the other claiments q
dollar q bottle for their chance but
no o would sell, and the cider
made us all feel like mtllionatres.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1909-12-24
Dayton

D0c. =, 1909.
A. j. Bodio and son Lowell were
Sioux Falls visltoIs Monday.
Woek but d now able to attend 20 bel
ho0sshold duties gain.
will Admit spent Sunday with
Canton friends.
Tbs Dayton s. s will rive : Christ,
mas progiam 6 the Han Friday even.
In.
Frank Painter = sporting : fine
noW sled Of hi own make. The Dc
0and for oleda = ~ gfoat that II you
80 on ooOn tho bo1e WY bto MAXI
dne.
Willio Mitchell called @ ths Pain.
Ter hOme Sunday.
M-s.and$Mn.Hysns 81 Canton VI
ited - II. IelsEsts Sunday.
~ HusaAns spent sunday !,
Joha 2ln0esloAA
NJ nAhol Bn5wn - oolleceiu1
YDon9ov ~ the Che1Dema0 tree III
pAyts1 Z. 4 = eset1n9 M
q ISGoeh AelDlne ossoo Bruo
@oeeGg 49, laa ~ = Lastly 20 81
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Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1909-12-24

Editor Wiley Of the vsrmillion
Republican u yet ''unsartin" who he
will support for governor next year,
but % fer be has discovered no candi-
dAto that suits him better than Gov.
effs0f rs4sy. WIS ike bis frsnkness,
- admirs his independence and We
glory III the fact that his heart
wa4meth for the cause Of the people.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1909-12-24

And the Canton Leader went and
ia likewise. The boys must have
started the Sioux Falls Press. - II
had : - page edition Sunday
Arteoian COmmOnW wealth.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1909-12-24
Masonic Public Installations.

Masonic Public Installations.
The officers of Silver Star Lodge,
A. F. and A. NJ, and the officers OF
Siroc Chapter, r. A. M. and the Of
6cers OF Gate City Chapter Order of
the Eastern Star enjoyed the distinc-
tion of a public installation Monday
evening In Masonic Hall. After the
installation ceremonies were COM
pleted, the "men'' served an elegant
lodge banquet which included every
thing that was lucious and palatable,
and it vas served in a manner that
entities the 'smen" to be recognized
as worthy competitors of the Star
ladies when they entertain, In fact it
will bother the ladies OF the Star to
surpass this special entertainment
provided by the gentlemen and served
by them.
o. S. Clifford acted as Worshipful
Grand Master in the installation Of
the officers Of the Blue Lodge with c.
Muma as Marshal.
Companion Cooper installed Ralph
P. Dean as High Priest, who in turn
installed the balance of the officers
assisted by Marshal Seely.
Retiring Worthy Matron Miss
Nellie Bremen installed the officers of
the Star Chapter with the aid OF Mrs.
Claudia Rudolph as Marshal.
The following are the officers of the
Blue Lodge.
A. R. Jameson, Worshipful Master,
Ed. T. Eneboe, Senior Warden,
J. J. Anderson, Junior Warden,
T. T. Smith, Treasurer,
o. A. Rudolph, Secretary,
A. M. Anderson, Senior Deacon,
Chas. f. Whitmore, Junior Deacon,
John G. Solem, Senior Steward,
H. A. Wilkinson, Junior Steward.
B. E. Ketchum, Tyler,
Filling Opsal, Marshal,
T. T. Smith, Chaplain.
OFFICERS OF S1Roc CHAPTER:
R. P. Dean, High Priest,
P. A. Overseth, King,
j. V. Conklin, Scribe,
o. A. Rudolph. Secretary,
T. T. Smith Treasurer,
]. w. Bremen, Captain of the Host,
Ed Eleboe, Il. A. Captain,
A. E. Jennings, third Vail,
G. II Fitch, second Vail,
B. Oliver, first Vail,
d. B.enner, Sentinel.
OFFICERS OF THE STAR a.
Mrs. A. r Jameson, Worthy Matron,
o. A. Rudolph, Worthy Patron,
Mrs. Lucretia Whitmore, Associate NJ.
Rebecca Gehon, Secretary,
Mrs. Jenney Clifford. Treasurer,
Mrs. Majye Pickett, Conductress,
,Marjory Clark, Associate Conductress,
Mrs. Della Whitmore, Ada,
Mrs. Mary Cooper, Ruth,
Mrs. Lizzie Seely, Esther,
Mrs. Bessie Anderson, Martha,
Mrs. Ellie Fitch. Electa,
Mrs. Jennie Nash. Chaplain,
Mrs. Claudia Rudolph, Marshal,
Mrs. Kate Averill, Organist.
Mrs. Will Cloud, Warder,
O.. s. Clifford, Sentinel.
Miss Mona Reynolds is home from
the Aberdeen Normal for her holiday
vacation.
Willard Kennedy is home from the
Wesleyan College for his holiday
vacation.
There was Christmas exercises In
the grade rooms of the high school
last Friday.
The Rebekahs had their annual
Christmas tree in Odd Fellows hall
Tuesday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. James L. Bray Nof
Willmar, Minnesota, are here to
spend the holidays with Mrs.
Bucheister and relatives.
The Humpty Dumpty play in the
opera house Tuesday evening was q
very enjoyable comedy but the audi
nee was far from what 1t should
have been.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1909-12-24
We Carry Everything in Drugs

TT rs NOT drugs I want to talk to you about just now, it
1 is Holiday Goods, but if you need anything in the drug
line come right in as our drug department. is always in
charge of a competent pharmacist. You can't get along
without drugs when you're sick, nor holiday goods at Xmas.
4 I want to tell you about our Big Double Store and what
you will see when you come in to buy your holiday presents.
The people know that we always carry the biggest stock of
Holiday Goods in the Sioux Valley, but this year we surpass
all our previous efforts in greater variety and finer quality
of specialties. Our stock includes everything in Silverware
and Cut Glass, and our display of good things for father and
mother, sister and brother, was never equalled in this city.
We have very handsome and suitable presents for your rela-
tives, in fact you can get just what you want and the prices
will fit any pocketbook.
4 The inventive genius of man to provide attractive and
beautiful toys, games and mechanical goods for the pleasure
of boys and girls was never more in evidence than this year.
The array is matchless and the variety so great that you will
be surprised when you examine then.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1909-12-24

ARTHUR LINN,
Editor ana Proprietor.

u ~ showing and freezing in
3exas Last week, and % cold ct IL
Paso thss Hos" races had TO be post,
poned.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1909-12-24

December d not - pleasant IS May
this year. and we fail 70 remember
any Deoembsr quite % unpleasant q
tho olooing month Of 1900.