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The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1907-1917, 1909-02-11
FERTILIZERS.

Read the ad of the Virginia Carolina
Chemical Co., and send for a copy for a
copy Of their year book for 1909.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1907-1917, 1909-02-11
CLASSIFIED.
NURSERIES.

We are growers of Pecan trees, Field
grown Roses, Palms, Ferns and Ornament
als.-Gainesville Nurseries. Gainesville, Fla.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1907-1917, 1909-02-11

The great soil builder is ground phos-
phate rock. Write to the Farmers Union
Phosphate Co., Birmingham, Ala.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1907-1917, 1909-02-11
COTTON.
PECANS.
MACHIN cry.

IGN saw. lath and shingle mills, wood saws
@ and splitters. Steam and gasoline engines
Try Lombard Iron Works, Augusta, Ga
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1907-1917, 1909-02-11
TOBACCO.

TOBACCO.
Chew Red Eye" and be happy. Taylor
Bros, Winston-Salem, N. c.
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1909-05-07

Jos. Mckee grain buyer Of Brad
ley was live city business caller
the first of the week. 81 81
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1909-05-07

may be seen hy the public at any
time at Prey S store.
Debating will be an annual affair
after this year if the first debate
is a financial success. The proceeds
go to defray current expenses Of
the debating club this year. and
for fund for next year, and for
books and materials for future3d de-.
bates. Much depends on the sue
cess Of this first venture and the
students vii appreciate liberal,
patronage. Tickets are on sale at.
.Culver's s and also by the students
Of the high school. Show that you
are a Booster" by being at the
Grand opera house Monday May 10
at $50 o'clock. There will also
be few vocal and instrumental
selections by some Of the best tall
ent in the city.
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1909-05-07
A NEW INDUSTRY

West Watertown will in the
near future have another factory.
This time it is combination cloth-
ing factory, manufacturing sort
of cloth union garment for use by
store and office men. The new
industry will employ at the begin
ming about thirty people, and as
business increases will employ
many more. The new BUSINESS
will be located in west Watertown,
on the new Way addition, and will
be Of material value in building
that section Of the town.
The factory committee from the
Business Mems Union went into
the project and made the following
report:
"We, the undersigned members
of the factory committee Of the
Watertown Business Mems union,
have examined the proposition Of
Will R. Smith to Messrs. Way for
the establishment Of a factory in
West Watertown for the inanufac.
ture of garments, and hereby re-
commend the project, believing il
to be good thing
John w. Martin
] ID. G. Thomas
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1909-05-07
DEBATE INTEREST
ON THE The INCREASE ] !;
Both Sides Working Hard to Win
lnter-cIass High School Cham
pionship Contest.

Next Monday evening May 10,
occurs the championship Debate
between the Seniors and Juniors
of the Watertown high school. The
question to be discussed is Should
the railroads in the United States
be owned and operated by the gov
.ernment. E
? The question has been debated
twice before in the high school,
once in the try out in the senior
class and once between the sopho-
mores and Juniors. The seniors
agreed to debate the winning team
and take the losing side Of the
question. The sophomores lost
only by a small margin. Interest
has been greatly aroused to see
whether the seniors can win tho
apparently having the difficult
side. The public ownership has
gone down to dsfeat twice and it
is up to the seniors to turn defeat
into victory.
%I'he seniors have the affirmative
and the debaters are Mary Nicker-
son, Ivan Kirlin and Gilbert Ruden.
The juniors have the. negative and
their debaters are Nels Kjos, Wal-
ter Weston and Ray Hart.
Superintendent Parsons is trying
to secure Pres Slagle Of Brookings
College and Judge G.. H. Marquis
as two of the three judges, and a
local man for the third Judge.
Mayor Martin is expected to pre-
side if not otherwise engaged.
Jeweler Prey has put up an ex-
pensive silver cup as a trophy, and
the faculty of the high school a
ne banner. The cup and banner
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1909-05-07
$1 80 PE ] /

The Sioux Fail sbunch has ct,Irie
and zone. ar,d 8 M lefl II behind tlienl & &
faelina of ctaeer al and rr1radeIshir I, IS
They numbered about one m l,untlred 6
twenty Ave. tfo ii ysas reporbed 81 B
lint 4 larrar a1unnl,er vvsoflYla come
They arrived over the { Central at I
8 8 I'D ana were met bya TIE hand and 4
4 lona nrocession ST M autos III which
lthey we're tak.In III 4 Siriye ia, about II
the city, Dutch lunch was
served "a the EI IS hall arid the
ldeparture Was made about
8 clock The visitors; expresseti q
8thenseiy Ives rleIirhted via, Sthe triu 81
and their reeenti in Il, tne nv; i ia 81 ty.
Nov it IL Ilp to w atertoWn to M 4
return the visit. and take tie Z lad
hand or greeting to the Queen City
.orl Tie Sioux. This frieadship
between Tie two cities Is & sR.ood 81
thinr.s s and i cannot Il MI bring l,enefit
~ poL q
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1909-05-07
CEMENT DEW Ak

Nov time time
done seednx
weather.
sdered,
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1909-05-07
LENIIEUX cares for furs
.LOCAL Ne US

Jos. Mckee a grain buyer Of Brad
ley was a live city business caller
the first of the week. S
D J. Kirwan has added three
new candy cases to his confec-i
tionery store equipment.
Jas. .Gilchriest returned Monday
evening from California, where
he has spent the most Of the win
ter. asS 3g&
"A lecture was given in the coun-si
ell room Of the city hall Tuesday
evening by Mrs. Lean Morrow
Lewis, representing the interna-s
tional Socialist party.
Mr.. Robertson who appears with
the Robertson company of players
at the Grand next week, will give
q lecture TO the students of the
high school next Wednesday morn
ing at 1920.
~. L. Tissera. a native Of Cey-:
Ion, who is travelling for a tea firm.
gave an interesting talk to the stu
dents Of the high school Monday on
the resources and scenic beauty of
that island, which was very much
enjoyed.
The United States Culyert Co.
had chosen Watertown as its dis.
Itributing point, on account Of the
splendid railroad facilities and
lother benefits to be had here. This
Twill be the distributing point for
the two Dakotas. More.
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1909-05-07
IN lZS l2 NlI2 i

K4TEpT INV 5. 0AN.


Fred M. Bronson arrived Satnr-i
day evening last from Winnepeg,
Canada, and as soon as he is located
here Mrs. Bronson will join him.
His many friends are delighted to
zee him. Fred evidently thinks
Watertown's about all right, as he.
5doesn' t seem to want to keep away
from it,
5S Mayor Martin has appointed Fri.
day as clean up day, when every
body is expected to clean up all
the dirt and refuse thathas accum-
3ulated during the winter. The
fine weather has come, and the,
sooner the dirt is gotten out of the
way the better it will be for the.
health Of the city.
Robert Owen who is with the
Robertson company of players
which appears at the Grand next
week, is the actor who was taken
sick some six years age in this city
while presenting his own play
When Louis XII was King. Z, Mr..
Owen is a Shakespearian actor Of
great merit. and his fine acting at
that time will cause many to wish
to hear him again. s8s
The annual encampment Of the
state National Guard will COM
mence July z and orders have been
issued BY Adjt. Gen. Englesby to
that effect. The work this year
will be confined to rife range
practice, camp routine, battalion
and company drill. A special fea-
ture will be target contest to se-
Iect team to be sent to Camp Per-
Try to compete in the national rifle
meet. s5sj
The Baptist church will observe
Mothers Day next Sunday There
will be suitable service in honor
lof the day. The pastor will preach
from the theme The Priceless
Gift Of Motherhood. ~ In the even
ing the theme will be Awaking
1.-The Sleepers. " The other exercises
Iof the church will be as usual,
You are most cordially invited K
ATTEND. Come.
4 Next Sunday is Mothers Day. 4
land special sermons will be preach.
led in honor Of home and mother.
Its all right to honor mother, fol
there is no friend in the wide
wide world like a good mother bu'
what about dear old Dad? Art
we to have q fathers s day? Ant
won't sister and brother kick be
cause they can t have a day too
And the rest Of the family? Eve.
| lry day should be Mothers Day
tseven in every week.
Donald Robertson has beel
the recipient Of the highest honorl
ever paid a member Of the acting
profession, in recognition of hi
notable endeayors in behalf Of th
stage Of today. The city Of Chica
go thru the directors Of the Ar
Institute invited him to make tni
magnificent building on Michiga
avenue the producing home Of hi
company thus establishing the frs
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1909-05-07

: VII. %
WATRRToWN SOUTH DAKOTA
CEMENT SIDEWALK
Now sthe time time
IS @ ana
sdered, sidewalk. ss as
B CEMENT CURB
DO yon every Waterto~n
the best sidewalk admit that
curbng looking
You not parking ithoat curb
o fpr diyer nto & Eet
estimate for lawn curb.
CEMENT BLOCKS
abied to furnish block
aaa m any block so e s
showing goods quoting before
CEMENT BRICK
The brick fit
brick laid
CEMENT CHIMNEY BLOCKS
latest thing for chinney
@
e cement block chimney requires cleaning.
LITHOLITE
4 trim stone for sis Made
than natural kind
CEMENT WE'LL CURB
We are are masg I special easing wells Az
water Costs the
rats e etc yoaf
PORTLAND CEMENT
The test q result
We from to Eye loads Of
sell right from the stock
considered Il
damaged and unfit
who will it
CLAY PRODUCTS
clay brick, drainage
get our price
tile.
BROWN LIME
We sell the famous Mankato Brown Lime,
3cheapest and best lime asa
SAND AND GRAVEL
snnp AN rsoM suE
50
WE'LL GET THE BssT, Will COST no MORE.
lf YOU want anyth Ing ia our line do us che
favor 70 let us quote you a price. Phone us
and we will call on you at once
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1909-05-07
u Fl F. w Schalle
II =. Shel don
Perry Loncks
Z. G. Murphy
/ Edward Larnrn

It's therefore up to the people
of the city. The sooner the lots
are sold. the quicker the factory
will be in.
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1909-05-07
Slower Cons StructiOn Co.
W'A.s.TERT'OWNs
SOUTH DAKOTA

The Largest Manufacturers of Cement
Concrete Products In the West. # "
The daily tribune., 1909-01-07

II the local police do not act. Sunday
is speaking to from $500 to 5000 men,
women and children at the services in
the tabernacle, and 30 far he has out
done his previous efforts in pictur-
esQue and spectacular stunts on the
platform. He has a choir OF 1000
singers, and orchestra OF so pieces
and pastors Of 40 evangelical churches
on the platform. His oficial party 10
composed Of II people, including Fred
Seibe1., janitor and general utility
man. who, the revivalists openly
boasts. can whip his weight in cats.
with couple OF cougars thrown in to
make 1t interesting. Sunday says he
.passsd- up An offer from a Chicago
bureau OF $4,000 for ten weeks work
to come TO Spokane"
The daily tribune., 1909-01-07
"BILLY- SUNDAY USES
PICTURESQUE LANGUAGE

Rev. Sunday OF Chicago, the famous
evangelist. began a thirty days rell-
glous revival in Spokane. Washington.
last week under the auspices OF the
Spokane Ministerial Association and
has already succeeded In getting him
self greatly talked about In that city.
A press dispatch from Spokane under
date Of the Ith inst. says: Rev. Sun
day has created a decided Juror here
by reason OF the picturesqueness O.
the language he uses In the delivery
OF his sermons. which would make a
veteran mule driver look to his laur-
els.
'As n result OF Sundays plain talk
Chief OF Police Rice and the officers
under him are In quandry as to
what action, II any, should be taken
In the premises. The matter will b
taken up with the eounty authorl,Iss
The daily tribune., 1909-01-07
CONGRESS VOTES 100000.

Washington, Jan. 6.-Bountiful pro-
visions for the earthquake sufferers
OF Italy was made by Congress today
by a unamious vote. Vigorous hand
clapping greeted bill In the house
carrying an appropriation OF 100000
which passed Immediately after the
receipt In both houses OF a message
from President Roosevelt calling at
tention to the calamity.
The presidents signature was not
fixed to the bill tonight, as 1t did not
reach him, neither Vice President
Fairbanks, nor Speaker Cannon hav-
Ing signed 1t. President Roosevelt
will sign the bill tomorrow.
Only the fact that Congress was
adjourned for the holiday recess when
the earthquake occurred prevented
earlier action, although by the presi-
dents direction and with confidence
OF congressional approval, supplies
aboard the naval ships Celtic and
Culgoa. intended for the battle ship
fleets. were diverted and ordered de-
livered as quickly as possible to the
scene OF the want
No such generous help every was
extended to a stricken people by this
government before.
Because OF the belief OF the prime
minister OF Italy that the United
States fleet OF battle ships will arrive
at the scene OF disaster too late to
be OF great assistance, conferences
are being held to rearrange It's sailing
program, as It was determined that
the fleets visit to several Italian ports
for gala days would be illtimed.
The daily tribune., 1909-01-07
COLORADO MEN CLEARED.

Clyde C. Dawson Is receiving
the congratulations Of his friends over
the signal triumph he won for his
clients In the alleged timber fraud
cases In the United States supreme
court which on Monday affirmed the
action Of Judge r. e. Lewis OF the
Federal court at Denver In dismissIng
the complaint, which was OF a GRIM
lnal nature; charging the defendants
with obtaining possession OF a large
amount Of timber land from the gov
ernment by fraudulent means.
The defendass In the proceedings
were Charles D. M'Phee. John J. Nc
Ginnity, Edward NJ. Biggs, Alexander
T. Sullenberger and men prominent
In the financial and business life OF
Colorado. In the trial OF the case be-
fore Judge Lewis attorneys for the
defendants asked that the indictments
of the grand Jury be quashed on the
ground that no crime was committed
In the manner In which the lands In
question were obtained: that the gov-
ernment had merely construed the
acts charged into crimes, without the
support OF the statute under which
the prosecution was brought; that the
acts charged were committed more
than three years before the finding OF
the indictments and that II there had
been conspiracy It had not continued
beyond the transferring OF the proper
ty In question to the lumber company
and that the statute OF Limitations had
consequently barred criminal pro-
ceedings.
The trial court In Denver sustained
the demurrers Of the defendants on
the grounds mentioned and dismissed
the indictments; an act which the su-
preme court has lust sustained. The
opinion OF the supreme court was
handed down by Justice White and 10
said to virtually hold that no viola
ton OF The land laws have been COM
mItted by the defendants in entering
the lands In controversy.
me case for the defendants was
conducted by Clyde c. Dawson and
Chas. J. Hughes. Jr.. OF Denver, and
the mastery manner IN which It was
handled. both In the Federal court at
Denver and In the supreme court at
Washington reflects great credit upon
their legal learning and skill They
have great reason to be proud OF the
victory they have Just achieved.
The daily tribune., 1909-01-07
ARRESTED FOR UTTERlhG
A PH0NEY CHECK

J. ". Demmitt did not go to Pu-
eblo this morning a. he had made ar
rAngements to do. On the contrary
he is now under arrest in the city
Jail. He is charged with issuing
checks Oh the Lsselle State bank Of
Illinois, without funds therein to pro-
vide for the payment OF the same.
He came to Florence about a month
ago and claims that his home IL IN
Boston: that bs IL In this country for
his health and was on his way to
Greenwood. He dropped into the
Green Front cigar store one day and
found 1t a oozy place and altogether
to his liking. and .hereupon decided
tliat he would make Florence his
headquarters for awhile.
He was n good fellow and made
friends and speedily ran up an &C.
count at the cigar store, which WAS
paid by checks VIII ioh have been pro-
tested or returned marked mo
funds He also owes James Miller n
bill which he also paid with n check
that went TO protest and has been re-
turned.
lie engaged room at the Kiliiau
rooming house over the Boston store
where he now owes u bill for room
rent which In also covered BY = check
on the same bank issued q day or
two ago aud Mr.. KilliAn il await
Ing It's return with sone anxiety.
When these checks came back, aus.
picion having been aroused. Fred
williams this morning swofs out
The daily tribune., 1909-01-07

a warrant in Judge Sanders' court
charging him with issuing checks
with intent to cheat and defraud.
The warrant WAS placed In the hands
Of Officer Furniss and Demmitt was
placed in the city Jail where he Ia
now awaiting a reply to q telegram
he has sent out for funds, OfYicor
Furniss has also telegraphed to tho
eastern bank and to other places. Re.
plies to his messages may shed fur.
ther light on the case.
The daily tribune., 1909-01-07
LalO Makers
Ii, Session

Yesterday the seventeenth general
assembly met for the purpose of open.
ing up the present session. The
meeting WAS very brief. and consist.
ed Of the organization of the two
| houses and the notification by each
that the other was in session and
ready for the transaction Of business.
Speaker Lubers accepting the speaker
ship. announced that 80 far a. the
Democrats we're concerned, they In
tend to carry out the party pledges
and to enact the laws pledged by the
| party platform. and to give busi ness
administration and perfect fair play
to Republican members.
Over in the house the chaplain Of
two years ago WAS present with his
! typewritten petition to the Almighty.
This he handed to the reporters
previous to making his PRAYER; this
was not pleasing to the senate. He
was discharged aud another minister
was employed. The Rev. A. H. Fish :,
offered an invocation His prayer
Was not typewritten and was deliver
ed 80 rapidly that reporters could not
take it.
William E. Folly was selected to
make the speech nominating Lubers
for speaker Of the house. N. d.
Bowen. Of Denver. was appointed
chief clerk and d. B. Humph rey. of
Ouray. assistant; Frank Leary, of
Denver. reading clerk; L. A. Tan
quarry Of Pueblo. docket CLERK Gus
rillery Of Cripple Greek, bill clerk
Felix O'Neal Of Denver, sargeant at
arms; John Cassady, Of Boulder, ].
W. Roatcap. of Moptrose and H. H.
Moore of Denver. assistants; E. p.
Kendrick. chief enrolling clerk
Gertrude Clayson. assistant; ]. ".
Vandenver. El Paso, +. B. Duvall,
Pueblo. E. L. Tobias. Clear Greek
assistants; clerk finance. Mrs. N. r.
Fitzmaurice, Denver; slerk corpora
tions and railroads. Hariett Paul.
Denver; clrek agricultural, willard
Peck Rio Bianco ;clerk appropriations
and expenditures. Mrs. Emma George
La Plata; clerk Judiciary, Mrs. Hem
derson. Ell Paso; clerk revision and
constitution. Bessie Moulton, Tellu.
ride; clerk revision and constitution ,
Robert E Hogan, Denver; assignable
clerks. ]. E. 1oler Denver; Miss O.
NJ. Roble. Bent; Miss Ella Bell,
Fremont. matron woman's gallery,
Mrs. Laura Hill ;ianitor for cham bers,
William Rose; jAnitor for cloak
, rooms. Fred Stiffler; jHnitor for com.
mittee room. Hill Andrews; pages,
James McClain, James Grace, Sylves.
Ter AcAndrews.
The daily tribune., 1909-01-07

A choice line Of perfumes. direct
from New York ara now In. aud must
be seen to be appreciated. at Daniels
Drug Store. soft
The daily tribune., 1909-01-07
SOME GOOD RECIPES.
Ribbon Cake

] cup butter; ~ cups sugar; / cup
milk; cups -four; eggs: Y cup
chopped raians; Y cup ourrsnts; Z
The daily tribune., 1909-01-07
tablespoons molasses.

tablespoons molasses.
Mix all but the last three articles.
When mixed. take one-third OF mix
ture and add to II the fruits and mo-
lasses. Bake each mixture separate In
thin sheets. While warm spread jam
between them, and put a weight over
all Can be frosted. II desired.
Apple Ssuce Cakes.
] cup sugar: VI cup butter: l cup
raislns: u teaspoon cloves; tea
spoon cinnamon; teaspoon soda;
l s-+ teaspoon flour: 1 teaspoon apple
SAUCE; pinch Of nutmeg.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-05-28
PYTHlAH GRAND LODGE
SESSION IS OVER
Hines MEMORIAL VIII Be- Castle Hall
Located In Rlchmond-Meet at
Bristol Next.

Approving the report OF the com
mittee from the Grand Lodge on the
Hines Memorial Hall. after rather
warm discussion which lasted ovel
from Thursday nights session until
yesterday mornings meeting. the
Grand Lodge OF Knights OF Pythiaz
Of virginia, which has been IN session
in this city fas the last three days
adjourned yesterday morning to meet
at Bristol. Va, during the latter parl
OF May. 1910.
The discussion in reference to tht
Hines Memorial was lengthy one o.
account of the fact that PRACTICAL,
all of the representatives from th'
various lodges throughout the STATE
had something 70 say on the matter
some wanting to erect a monument
TO Samuel II. Hines and others wish
ing to purchase building In Rich
mori to be used for lodge rooms &c
be known as Castle Han.
II was finally decided to build the
memorial building to Samuel II
Hines. to be located in Richmond oa
Filth street between Marshall anC
Broad streets. and the following com.
mittee was appointed to oversee the
erection OF the building: Rev. ]. II
Dickinson. N. L. walton. J. r. Snep'
herd B. A. Ruffin. Charles T. Loehr
Charles o. Saville and F. c. Michael
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-05-28

10. Whenever any annual license
is required in this city the same
shall be procured and paid for, I'M
less otherwise provided, on or before
the first day of May of each year.
Should any person, firm or corpora
ticn, required to obtain a license, fail
TO do so within thirty days from the
time such license is by law required
to be obtained. he shall incur a per-
atty thereon of five per centum.
which shall be added to the amount
required TO be paid for such license;
and for each thirty days thereafter
he shall fail to procure and pay for
such license. an additional penalty
OF ten per centum shall be added to
the amount required to be paid. but
nothing herein contained shall be
construed as relieving or exempting
any such person, firm or corporation
from any proceedings for the collec-
ton at any time Of the amount then
due for such license, or for doing
business without license. or both, or
any penalties imposed therefor.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-05-28
Failure al Pastor Sale to Give
Desired Notice The Cause.
RESIGNATION ACCEPTED At ONCE
Farewell Sermon Announced for Next
Sunday VIII Not be Delivered "
Deacon's Plans Are Carried Out
After Another Pastor.

Rather indignant because Rev. w.
G. Sale, their pastor. who rendered
his resignation last Sunday. TO go to
the Union Baptist church, Gloucester
county, had not given them enough
time 10 secure another pastor before
leaving the passionate, the board CT
deacons of the Tabernacle Baptist
church. at a special called meeting
held last night ~ the home of Mr..
NJ. X. Piland. decided TO write a let
ter to the pastor accepting his reslg-
nation to take effect upon the receipt
of the letter, and announcing that the
pulpit of the church will be filled on
next Sunday by another preacher.
The pastor announced last Sunday
that he would preach a farewell SER
mon on next Sunday. but II the plans
of the board Of deaeons as discussed
last night, are carried out he will not
not be given an opportunity Of preach
ing such a sermon.
It Is not known as vet Just VINO
the congregation will call TO the pas
torate of the church but II is said that
several clergymen are under consid-
Grafton and the choice will be an
nounced at a later date.