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Evening journal., 1909-03-29
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Valued at more than s.. but not more
than 50 a dozen pairs-Present law, sl.e0
dozen and Is per cent; Payne bill, $3.50
dozen and IS per cent.
Valued at more than 50. but not over
s. a dozen pairs-Present law. s. per
dozen and is per cent? Payne bill, 81
dozen and Is per cent
Valued at more than IS a dozen pairs
Present law 50 per cent. ad valorem;
Payne bill, 55 per cent ad valorem.
How Prices Are Increased.
In other words there is a proposed in
crease Of 90 cents a dozen pair on those
valued at not more than 81 a pair; a
proposed increase OF IS cents a dozen
on those worth between 81 and $3.50 a
dozen pair; an increase OF 30 cents a
dozen on hosiery worth between $3.50
and s. dozen pair. and an increase Of
30 cents a dozen on those worth between
s. and 50 a dozen pair. Stated another
way. the duty on all cotton stockings
and socks is increased from the present
equivalent ad valorem Of 5000 per cent.
to an equivalent ad yalorem OF 77.76 per
cent
The duty on stockings and socks val
ued at not more than 81 a dozen pair
is equivalent TO an ad valorem OF $3.50
per cent. under the Dingley law. But
this grade alone the Payne bill proposes
an increase that would raise the equiva-
lent ad valorem 10 S975 per cent. on
the stockings and socks worth between
$3.50 and 81 a dozen pair It proposes to
raise the equivalent ad valorem from
5S.l7 per cent. TO 761. per cent; on the
stockings and socks worth between 81 so
and s. dozen pair, 10 raise the equiva-
lent ad valorom from 5i.23 per cent 10
6675 per cent, and on those worth from
$3.50 TO 50 a dozen pair. 10 raise It from
an equivalent Of 59.7s per cent. TO 70.aS
| per cent. under tho proposed bill.
/ In 1906 the last normal year upon
which the tariff tinkers base their estl-
mates of revenue under the Payne bill.
there were 2.50i.s SIS dozen pairs OF stock
ings and socks worth not more than 81 a
Evening journal., 1909-03-29
THEATRICAL
GARRICK

Another big show comes to the Car
rick to-day, and II requires only q
glance at the list OF attractions to
verify this Snitz Edwards and q
company of fifteen people In "a Nom
day Morning Rehearsal at VaUde-
villc Theatre have the most preten-
tious feature. 1t presents just what
its title suggests. a rehearsal, and
while il Is Of course a burIesque Of tho
most pronounced order. it contains 50
much that is true to life behind tho
scenes that II Is invariably a hit
wherever offered. Local theatre -gocrs
are sure to enjoy this number. The
Guatamala Mirambo Band. a Filipino
musical act now touring America for
the first time, Is a number Of pro-
nounccd merit NARROW. Plunlkett and
Company In "a Lesson in Sh9kcs-
pcare" have a good twenty minutes
laugh with them. Nadia and Com
pany have a decided novelty in
scenic dancing act. and the -Four Musi-
cal Klcis's. Gill and Aker, ventrilo-
qulsts; Grin. the English Juggling
comique. the funniest fellow England
has ever given to the vaudeville st9ges
and the Kinetograph, make up an ex-
cellent bill FOR this week.
Evening journal., 1909-03-29
Bucher. sign painter. SIC shipley..
Crash Tuh Erocks.

Attractive blouses. frocks and coat suits
are being made OF crash. This fabric is
cool and launders beautifully
Very smart tailored blouses with turned
back cuffs. wide low collar. tiny pocket
and plat down front piped with colored
linen. are made OF it, and promise TO be
highly popular.
Coat suits of crash are made with mar
row skirts and long loose coats cut on
straight lines with tailored sleeves. These
coats fasten with nat buttons covered with
white or colored linen and have wide poclS-
cts.
One-piece frocks OF this material arc
made with plain skirt, the front and back
panels piped with linen. Blouses are worn
with detached yoke and sleeves Of tucked
muslin. They are fastened with linen but
tons down the back.
I'rocks OF crash are admirable for wear
in the country, and will doubtless be in
cluded in tho wardrobe Of many girls.
Evening journal., 1909-03-29
The Newest Wells

Wide wells are chosen.
They come by the yard.
Made wells are not as popular as
they once were.
Thin voile is to be much nsed.
The most fashionable of these have
square woven dots.
The rest are either plain or have
small. round dots.
These voiles come in three yard
lengths and have an inch wide hem.
Russian net is used for face wells.
II is smart TO have the wells match
the gown.
Otherwise black is the most fashion
able. and after 1t brown, taupe, Lon
don smoke and mouse gray.
In chiffon wells for motoring lisht
colors are favored.
Evening journal., 1909-03-29
Protect the LittIe Finaer,

we have a thimble to protect our
third finger from the needle. but no
regular device TO protect the little IN
ger from thread. We have all had
the experience of having our little I'm
ger feel sore after a period OF sewing.
The thread has been drawn back and
forth over the second joint until Il
has cut it. A small kid finger protec-
tor. made Of an old glove. is good
thing. Some people do not like to
Evening journal., 1909-03-29
We make SNOW cards: Bucher's.
chiIdren's Socks.

The shops are showing socks for chill
dren that have wristlet tops that are suft-
GENTLY elastic to allow the socks to SIP
on easily and makes them fit snugly about
the little legs.
They come in plain white and tan lisie'
in gay plaids and in white with coiored
tops.
They may also be had i'm silk. ana are a
decided Improvement over the old style
sock that would persistenuy wrinkle down
over the shoe top.
Evening journal., 1909-03-29
DO YOU use an atomirer

in treating Nasal Catarrh? II so you
will appreciate Ely's Liquid Cream Balm.
the quickest and surest remedy for this
disease, in all curative properties II is
Identical with the solid Cream Balm.
which is SO famous and so successful
in overcoming Catarrh, Hay Fever and
Cold I'm the head There Is relief I'm the
first dash of spray upon the heated sensi-
tive air-passages. All druggists 75c., in
Guiding spraying tube, or mailed by Ely
Bros. Sc Warren St, New York.-AdV.
Evening journal., 1909-03-29

ches in diameter, thus giving the bag
broad opening but preventing the sides
from falling so fiat that the contents drop
out.
I made that small fiat pincushion and
sewed It to the bottom. You see keep
il stuck full of needles threaded in differ
ent colored silks and cottons to be ready
for use at a minutes notice.
Evening journal., 1909-03-29
HOME CHAT

II is truly remarkable how a woman
with no mind at all can speak so much Of
It.
one cannot afford to bank too much on
beauty as Il is commonly understood.
The day is sure TO come when the bios
som will fade. when the petals will fall
and the colors change. That day must ind
you with your heart still young. though
your wrinkles may be plain There must
always be retained the spirit of life on
which Time can do no etchings. Some old
people are old and some old people are
very young. ready for laughter and gayety
enjoying everything that they have al
ways enjoyed. II is well for the woman
Of middle age TO remember that her soul
and mind must not mildew with worry ana
bitter thoughts. but must shine out with
the big interests Of human affairs
The men in an office who speak TO young
women employed with them nippantly and
without respect are cads and thoughtlcss
fools More than one young girl, with her
work 10 do and her way to make has suf-
fered from the ill-bred attentions of such
creatures. No girl can afford to hold her
self cheaply or to chat and be friendly
with men who do not respect the girl who
is struggling to keep herself alive and de-
cent
Plenty OF hot water and pure. good soap
Is one Of the very best remedies for facial
cruptionS. The soap and the heat will help
dry up tho liquid secretions. It is seldom
wise to apply oily preparations, which
often cause the blotches 10 spread. Drying
Evening journal., 1909-03-29
Mix for Colds

To one half pint good whiskey. add
one ounce syrup sarsaparilla and one
ounce Toris compound. which can be
procured of any druggist. Take in tea
spoonful doses before each meal and
before retiring. This relieves in "a
hours and cures any cold that is cur
able
Evening journal., 1909-03-29

Violet cloth and velvet wrap, with
silver embroidery.
dozen pair: 1,O52. .S35. .Ss5 dozen pairs worth
from $3.50 TO 81 dozen pair: 965,siS dozen
pairs worth from $3.50 to s. a dozen pair.
and iO7,5ii dozen pairs worth from s. to
$3.50 a dozen pair imported. The total
revenue IN 1906 from cotton knit stock
ings and socks was S5.6s5,S29 and on this
basis the Payne tariff makers calculate
that the duty TO be paid ON the proposed
raised rates in 1910 would be A.76i,2io.
Evening journal., 1909-03-29

wear kid this way, however. 1t makes
them awkward in sewing, or It makes
their hand perspire. or possibly they
have a piece of court plaster pasted
over the part which the thread will
rub will do just as well.
Evening journal., 1909-03-29

lotions are much better. Make it practice
to take a tablespoonful of enervescent
sodium phosphate before breakfast twice a
week and drink plenty OF water every day.
Bathing the entire body every night with
a coarse bath brush. hot water and soap
will stimulate the functions OF the skin
and help it to throw off its waste ma
terials.
Evening journal., 1909-03-29

Household goods nadied. stored,
packed and shipped. Guarantee Stor-
age Warehouse. Sd and French. Tele-
phone Warner No. iS40.'
Evening journal., 1909-03-29

When pimpes appear on the face and
shoulders the body is not in perfect health.
II has within its tissues certain poisonous
substances OF which it must be rid. All
the avenues of elimination must be stim-
ulated and the skin most particularly.
Friction with coarse towel will help the
glands to better state of activity. Large
eruptions should be opened with fine
needle and peroxide of hydrogen OF alco-
hol applied When acne has formed be-
meath the second or third layer Of skin it
is usually necessary to apply strong acne
cure that viii iun the old diseased cuti-
Gle away.
Evening journal., 1909-03-29
GRAND OPERA HOUSE

The opera House will offer moving pic
lures tomorrow afternoon and evening
and tho same Wednesday. The usual
standard of excellence will be upheld
Several years ago. through the suddcn
illness OF the late Mr.. Joseph Jefferson, Il
became necessary for his son William w
Jefferson to play the part Of Bob Acres
In "The Rivals" at Pittsburg. Pa. Tho
Times. a representative paper OF that
city in reviewing his performances saids
ssThe boy shows his father In every move-
ment. of tho stage as we'll as on. The
clothes no wears in tho play are those his
father wore, and not even tho shoes re-
ouired alteration. Tho nt is perfect" Ans
other son. Joseph the elder Of tho two,
PLAYED "Sir I4ucius." part that he has
always played with his fathers company
since w. J. Florences death. Those two
younger Jeffersons, with the sanction and
guidance resultant from the experiences
Of their father and supported by an ox-
cellent company comes to the opera House
on Thursday evening.
Marie Cahnl will be seen at the Opera
House tonight presenting "Tho Boys and
/
book and lyrics of which arc by George v.
! Hobart with music by silvio stein As
usual, the comedienne VIII have several
new song hits TO offer her public. among
them being ITS the Doctor. Bill "Aur
Weidorsehen." "A Little Farther" and
''rhe Arab Love Song" a new ono typical
OF the kind to which Miss Cahlll is most
partial. The cast which appeared in The
| BOYS and Betty" In New York remains.
and includes such well-known players as
Eugene Cowles Harriet Burt, Edgar
Atchlson-Ely. Sam b. Hardy. ". G.
Stewart, James b. Carson. Wallace Me-
Cutcheon, Jr.. Macy Harlan, Anna
Mooney and Marguerite Binford. Miss
cahin prides herself on the good looks OK
her chorus girls. and this year there Is no
exception to the rule and in addition 1t IL
claimed that they are better gowned than
ever before. The costumes are all modern
and are said to be exquisite both in qual-
= ltv. style and finish. There viii be an
] augmented orchestra, which Will be con-
Quoted by Composer Helm in person
Evening journal., 1909-03-29
Announcement

lTTlE have purchased "Warners Wilmington
5szzz5 and Philadelphia Daily Steam Propeller
Line" and from April st l909 will
operate it in connection with our present line
under the name "BuSEl-Warner Line"
Arrangements have been completed which
will insure an improved service, and will enable
us to give every shipper prompt careful at
tention
Consgnees teams will receive their goods
at French Street Wharf.
Our own teams will load at Market Street
Wharf
All outgoing shipments should be delivered
to French Street Wharf
Our Philadelphia address will be Pier 9,
South WharveS Foot of Walnut Steet)
We respectfully solicit your business.
Geo. w. Bush e, Sons Co
Foot of French Street
Evening journal., 1909-03-29

The Opera House will offer moving pic
lures tomorrow afternoon and evening
and tho same Wednesday. The usual
standard of excellence will be upheld.
Evening journal., 1909-03-29

II is truly remarkable how a woman
with no mind at all can speak so much OF
IL
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1909-08-06
IN SOUTH DAKOTA
Happenings Of a Week Through
out the State.
IMMENSE DAMAGE RESULTS
Severe Storm Sweeps Over Por.
ton of Three Counties.

a gale blowing at tho rate Of sixty
miles an hour, carrying hail and rain
with II, struck Huron, Armour, Pierre
and vicinity, doing thousands Of dol
Jars damage to the crops and destroy
SEX many small buildings In its path
& etriI Of country from two to hN'
miles in width was laid waste by Tho
terrific wind aeA hail. Hundreds OF
acres Of wheat and oats are lcVrllrd
In the vicinity of Huron alone. Al
the state fair grounds in Huron the
buildings In course of erection were
razed, windows smashed and trees
blown down in the business district
Near Armour, in Sully county, the
EtoIm was three miles wide. 1t GOV
cred a locality where the best crops
in years were about to be harvested
and the damage will reach into the
thousands.
The only personal injuries SO ia,
reported were to Chris Peterson and
two sons, who were in a barn which
was wrecked by wind. All were seri
ously injured Mr.. Peterson may not
recover; one Of his sons had an arm
broken and his head cut.
The storm started near Rockham
Sphinx county, veering to the east and
west, striking IrOQuois on the east and
washington on the west, the full force
Of the wind being felt in the vicinity
of Huron. From Hitchcock to Huron
the crops were almost entirely wiped
out. At Wolsey, Yale. Sheffield and
Cavous the loss was not so serious
but thousands of acres Of grain were
damaged from 40 to so per cent. Corn
was almost entirely ruined. Only q
little damage was done a few miles
gouth of Huron. Less than an inch
of rain fell
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1909-08-06
NEAR VICTIM OF SWINDLE
Abe rdeen Man Sends 1000 to Span
ish "Con" Men.

A cablegram from Madrid says:
The Spanish swindling agencies which
have heeced the innocent in all parts
of the world for many years with sto
ries of buried treasure, legacies, etc.
continue to find victims in the United
States. The latest Is Morgan
Jones OF Aberdeen, S. D., who has
been informed that the 81 200 he sent
in the form Of draft on the Credit
Lyonnais fortunately did not fall into
the hands of the swindlers, but will be
returned to him by the Spanish au
thorities in due course of time.
A decoy letter signed C. Burrel Lo'
PEI informed Jones that a relation had
died in Spanish prison, leaving d
daughter in a Spanish convent. A
large fortune had beSn found con.
cealed in his baggage and the mans
dying request was that the relative in
South Dakota would give his daughter
home and take over the manage
ment of his fortune-only there were
death charges amounting to $1,000 and
unless these were Immediately paid
the government would conf1scate the
dead mans money. So Jones of Aber
deem got together the cash and mails
the draft
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1909-08-06
SAYS BROKER GOT HIS $4,000
Ex-Governor Lee Has Chicago Man
Arrested.

The arrest of William Niles, bro
Rer, In Chicago on warrant secured
by Ex-Governor A. &. Lee of Vermil-
ion, on charge of embezzlement, is
the result of a railroad deal in which
they were interested
They secured bill Of sale Of an
electric road being built between To
ledo and Ann Arbor. Niles then in
duoed Lee to put up $4,000 for the
improvement of the road. The money
was sent to Niles, but Lee claims that
It was Incorporated by the broker
and that no improvements whatever
were made. So.
Lee offered to drop embezzlement
proceedings against the broker II he
would return the money advanced and
arrange to take full control of the
railroad. Niles agreed to do this last
May, but failed to live up to his
agreement.
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1909-08-06
CANTONWlNE MUST PAY UP
Man Who Said He Was Robbed OF
$4,000 Called FaIsifer.

Attorneys representing creditors
have received a copy Of the findings
of Henry A. Muller, referee in bank
ruptcv, IN the case of J. G. Canton
" inc. formerly engaged in the general
merchandise business at Armour, who
became involved in financial difhcuL
Ties soon after asserting that on the
ripht of Sept Is last he had been
robbed OF $}1 200 in cash, which he
said he had placed in little safe in
his stor..
Referee Muller holds that the bur
glary story is falls" and that the claim
was a paIt OF a conspiracy on the part
of CantolWn" and his Wife, Maggie
Cantnnwin".
When Cantunwint was thrown into
bankruptcy his liabilities were about
SEQ, Nun, With creditors in all the lead
ing tiles Of the northwest. The as
sets turned over to the trustees DID
not exceed $2I.oO7. Referee Muller
holds that Cnu,onwinc's reputation fol
veracity in the community in which
he has resided since 1873 has DetI
and is bad
If Referee Mullrr's findings are con
frmrd by Judge Garland Of the Unit
ed States court CaniOUwiHe and hi:
wife either must turn over deeds
notes and Sl95D0 in cash or be sui
feet to contempt OF court for their re
fnSa1
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1909-08-06
ST. BERNARD'S HALL
Training School for Little Boys

This new school which wass,
opened about two years ago start
ed its third term with a favorable
attendance.
The necessity of having a separ-#
ate school for small boys is appar-
ent to all thinking parents and to
nrovide such school for youths.
was the intention of the Sisters of
St. Joseph when they opened ST.
Demands Hall.
The new institution is modern
building located on the banks of
a beautiful lake in Avoca, MINI.
The climate is excellent and with
the spacious ground surrounding,
provision is made for all things.
needful for a boys comfort as we'll
as for sports pleasing to him.
In addition to the usual athlet-
les, military drill under the di-l
rection of Professor Brady, an ex-1,
perienced military teacher, is con-.
Quoted twice week.
Parents who for any reason de-
sire to place their young sons in a
school away from home are invited
to correspond with the Mother Su-
perior. They are assured in ad-
vance that they can entrust their
children to the care Of the Sisters
and rest confident that these chill
dren will receive efficient instruc-
ton, thoro training, kind and
watchful care and a happy home
life.
Address Mother Superior, St.
Bernard's Hall ,Avoca, MINI. T-9e
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1909-08-06

People il the great cities fill many
pages Of the big newspapers With
WANT ADS. When they want what
they want when they want it, they
patropize the WANT AID. columns.
The same thing can be done in this
town and this paper-the Introduction
Of the wanter to the wantee.
If you have anything for sale, for
rent, for exchange; if you want to buy
or rent anything if you want to get a
position or If you want to hire some
body
A little WANT will bring you wha,
you want
The cost is insignificant compared
to the satisfactory result.
WHAT DO YOU WANT?
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1909-08-06
YOUNG GIRL A LIFE SAVER
Tabor Miss Rescues Four-Year-Old
ss Child From DroWnlnu.

The twelve-year-old daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Joseph Pobunda, ST., of Ia
Dor has proved herself heroine by
'rescuing four-year-old girl from
drowning. The smaller girl lost her
balance and fell into small creek
and was carried through culvert
thirty feet long and four feet square,
finally lodging against barb wire
fence. The Pobunda girl plunged into
the swollen stream and after some eff
fort succeeded in bringing the child
Hafely to shore. ~
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1909-08-06

Men who smoke cigars and have
the booster spirit in their hearts
for Watertown, would do we'll to
remember that Watertown has
two good cigar factories, A. Reich
ert and L. N. Schulner. The lat
ter cigar factory is one OF the
largest employing factories IN the
state. This factory employs reg
ularly fourteen union cigar max
ers with an average wage OF Szo
per week. These workmen all re-
side in this city and spend every
dollar of their money with Water
town merchants and business men.
They make the very best cigars
and the grade and prices are just
as good as anything you can buy
in the city made by outside FAC
tories. Still there are many busl-
ness men in Watertown who claim
to be boosters who when buying a
cigar will always call for some
foreign brand of cigars. 1t does
not look very we'll for Water
town booster to stand around
boosting for Watertown with a
scab outside cigar stuck IN his
face. Did it ever strike you that
way?
You will find the largest line OF
trunks, valises and travelling bags
in the state at Mahowald's har-
ness shop. TIT.
1t may not be generally know
but it is nevertheless fact thai
the J. H. Bruins Foundry and
Machine shop is one of the biggest
industries in the live city. This
plant cost Mr.. Bruins the proprietor
about $32, 900 and is the !arges
and best plant of its kind in the
state. This foundry can turn on
any kind of a casting from two
ounces to two tons, and we are
glad to state that the foundry /!
doing a splendid business.
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1909-08-06
Mourners Lose Corpse.

During the confusion incident to the
arrival and departure OF several trains
at once at the st. Paul road station at
Madison the mournsrs accompanying
the body Of man being shipped to
Freeport, Ill, for burial took the
southbound train, while the corpse
was put on the eastbound train. 1t
was arranged by telegraph to have
the corpse sent on. to Freeport.
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1909-08-06

When the Stomach, Heart or.
Kidney nerves get weak, then these
organs always fail. Don't drug
the Stomach nor stimulate the
Heart or Kidneys. That is simply
q make-shift. Get q prescription
known to Druggists everywhere as
Dir. Shops Restorative. The
Restorative is prepared expressly
for these weak inside nerves.
Strengthen these nerves, build
them up with Or. Shops Restor-
alive tablets or Liquid and see
how quickly help will come. Sold
by IA. Duffner. TIL
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1909-08-06
Rest Swimmer proMnls.

While swimming with some COM
fpanions In the back water above the
Owl creek dam at Orman John Popo-
wieh, young Austrian, vas drowned.
Popowich, who was nineteen years Of
age, was the best swimmer OF the
trio and had reached the center Of the
pool when he suddenly threw up his
hands and SANK It Is believed he
was seized with cramps.
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1909-08-06
Doc Saves Babe From Drowning.

4 When the little daughter Of Gus
Jones, Meade country rancher,s fell
into Elm creek at a point where there
is a deep hole, the family dog prompt
ly leaped into the stream and dragged
the child to the bank. The girl had
missed her footing while playing at
the edge Of the creek. n