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The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1909-10-08
plEDIMoNr.

p. j. Huddleson spent Monday ct
Lead.
Mrs. Harry Nash has been on the
sick list this week.
Last Sunday ]. G. Haine sand fami-
" passed through our town.
Harry Nash is Improving his house
with new shingles and plaster.
Mrs. STEPHENS, who lives in Stage.
barn canyon, has been quite sick.
a cow belonging to George Baldwin
was killed by the train last week.
The Deever boys have been deliver
Ing hay this week to Cooper Bros.
Last Sunday Mrs. Rhaleder was vie.
tied by her grandchildren, the Crib.
BILE girls.
Robinson & Stahl are out In the
Memo country gathering up cattle fol
shipping. .3s.l
Soc Porter and wife Of White Owl
were visiting the family Of Sam Moore
this week.
Everything Is running nicely In oul
school and the teacher is giving good
satisfaction.
Work has been commsncsd. on TIN
railroad In Stage-barn canyon whict
will be built to Memo. #
There was . good attendance atsths
dance Saturday. The music was good
and all had . good time.
Germane Pilligram and wife 81
White Owl we're visiting relatives
and friends here this week. +
After q three-weeks visit with rel
atives here, Mrs. Jessie Gilbreath has
returned to her home at La Plata
Mo.
After very pleasant VISIT at the
johnson home here, j. e. Murray Of
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, has returned e
his home. @
John Evans has commenced build
ing q new two-story house on his
ranch to take the place Of the old loq
cabin which has been aland mark fol
so many years.
The praire In the vicinity Of Acker.
man ranch was set on fire by sparks
from q locomotive last Sunday and !
great deal Of damage resulted. Build
ings, grain, hay and pastures were de
strOyed. 8.
The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1909-10-08
Many Residences Built.

Over fifty new residences have been
built in North Rapid the past sum-
mer, about all Of them occupied by
builders. The sale of lots there has
been exceptionally large, and aside
from those improved this year many
have bought with intention of build
ing another year. 1T is one of the
most attractive and slightly additions
to the city where lots are to be had
figure available to the man of limited
The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1909-10-08
SEPTEMBER
GOOD MONTH
County Collects Over B4s 1,.,
100000 on Taxes Dur
ing the Month. 5sss
u Is PAYING oFF 1BE Old DEBTS RlpDll
Warrants VIII Soon BE Displaced III \
Checks ct Face value 10
Penningto ton Count j.

u y / fls
County Treasurer Flavin has col.
lected for the month Of Sept ember
the snug sum Of s41, $50. 81, which Stsi
the largest except for March when
go, $500 resulted. The collecti0ns
for the same month In 1908 amounted
70 about on, 900. March and Septsl.
her are the months when TAXES ~
collected, but the increased amount
this year emphasize the fact thai
Pennington county - settling IN fastI
with land values u The increase III
addition the taxes on the nav lins ogl
road constructed BY the Northws st-
ern to Pierre and the Milwankae atpi
Chamberlain are payable for the flrsttI
time. After paying expenses 81 tho
treasurer's ofilce the balance of thu:
fund realized d turned into the gen:I
eral funds Of the county Tor cnrTsntss
expenses. The proportio nAts division
Of the September collection 81: Pom
nington county district school eos.
s74. 70; Rapid City schools, o. is;
Rapid City Tar, n, 102 ~; stats tax,I
s4,o33.sS; road district tax, d, 766 6e;;'
township (civilh es54.8 5, With balance
for county fund of on, ~ g ' 13
During the month tn tn as1l(ks
paid e30, 600 Of old warrants bf5nging
the date Of the outstansii n9 warralts
to about three years 90. M facts'
during the past twelve month"; thsre|
has been . very decided gain u the
payment Of warrants. Sincs ~ Y
ago not only the current Isl,
have been taken caro- Of but TN
tire issue 81 one ysar's bank olhligse
tion has been paid. II this p1c0 3
kept up the outztta ding Ina sbts dns l11
Will be disposed 81 IN IL than baS Is
years When this condit "a m dom
from debt ID rsalixed the county NIL
Be placed on 8 cash basisk And m oblts
CATIONS paid In checks good Tor their
face value without disconnts At IN
present time county warrants 2tot
amounts OF s25 and over are IL pai,
and on less sums i discount Of q toSS6
| per cent. Ii
The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1909-10-08
INJURED RUNNING 70 FIRE
C.A.Nlest 10 Run Over BY Hook and
Ladder Wagon Enreute to
Mccain Fire.

& Charles o. West was injured while
assisting In pulling the hook and lad
der wagon to the fire ct the Meurle
Mccain house Monday afternoon. He
was standing on st. Joe street when
the wagon came along and Joined the
boys on the run for thefire. Just af-
ter crossing Sixth street . team ap-
peared and gave the boys assistance.
West took his position In the rear Of
the wagon to which was attached the
hook and ladd truck. The first cross.
ing they went over brought such
strain on the rope that the end-gate
Of the wagon gave way and Mr.. West
was thrown out, one wheel Of the for.
ward truck passing over his abdomen
and the rear truck caught his feet,
rolling. him several times. He was
picked up In semi-conscious condi.
tion and taken to the home Of Geo.
Walker where DR.. Robinson was call
ed and later DR.. Rattle was called also.
Mr.. West was for some time EN-
ployed by the Tom Sweeney Hard.
ware company, but recently he
has entered business for him.
self at Oelrich's. He came to the
city Monday morning to meet travel.
/ ing statesmen for the purpose Of pur.
chasing goods When the IRE alarm
sounded he endeayored to do what he
could to assist the boys In combat.
lting the elements.
The fireswas in the McCain house
having started from defective fiuel
IN the htcheIi.y It was Of little con
sequence and was extinguished before
the department. arrived The dam
age to property will not exceed ga. n
a
The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1909-10-08
yhfill Give r,.,,ceI

Tho hook and ladder company, at
meeting Wednesday evening, decid-
lea on giving y Halloween dance IN
lDerth q opera house on Friday ey.
lsning, October 22ath.
The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1909-10-08

Wanted-A good solicitor. The
right man or woman can make good
wages for the next two months. Call
at the UNION office for particulars.
The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1909-10-08

Electric Light Co., se5.4o.
Oyerpeck Bros, $3.50.
w. Lippincott, s976.96.
Gus Upham, $500.
r. G. Daily, $500.
Frank Stewart, $500.
III. Fl. Gum, $500.
Will Matson, $500.
Thos. johnson, $1,000.
Rapid City Gas Light Co., $3.50.
Duhamel-Ackman, 1920.
Roush 8 Adams, $500.
Eugene Banks, $500.
The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1909-10-08
EXCURSION RATES
National Dairy Show, milwaukee,
Mis-, Oct. 1924. 0O0.

Va ia ne Nc =, n. Il. q Ne ~. KY.
Tickets on sale October II, Is, 49,.
l e, - and %, good returning October
26. For tickets and full Information
apply to any ticket agent, The p, b.
ca N. W. Ry. s5 Z IS lSs y.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-02-12
A TONIC FOR
THE STOMACH
SOUND PRINCIPLE FOR TREAT.
MENT OF DIGESTIVE DISORDERS
evsry Sufferer ehoQld Hesd Tns
Proof ef Wsas Has aeen Accom-
plahed In the Cure ~ Serious

Tae experienced II sufferers from
stomach trouble. who have .ried the
tonic treatment with pr Wllllama
pink pills has been that their trouble
has disappeared rs soon as the blood
was made pure The nnmefaas dlaor.
defs Of tee stomach Ha ca ataFgh NJ Che
stomach. acid stomach HerYtias dys
eepsla. neuralgia Of ,ho st0Elaeh ga
hitls, end lack 81 tone have the anmc
underlying canse impure Blood ln
each ease ihc stomach T. weak in.
Nllllnms 2lak Pills supply the sl0m.
aeh With fbe strength It needs by en.
richng and purifying lhe blood pure
hl0Dd eives tone TO thn nerves mus
eles and glands 30 iaa stomach and
makes 4 gapahle Of property perform
ing the work Of digestion
a recent clro Of scyefa case Oi
stomach trouble IS that OF Ars " j.
Lin1baugh, of r. n b Me- 4 Clear
mnnt Nc, who says
Some years ago } WAS snfitrisi
Intensely with shat iha doctors called
neuralgia oi he siomatn Whom ihe
tfoeh.e begW WAS b q runsiuwu con
dlliVa from espcsura a1d 8 severe
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nains aef0ss my stomach ann unen
theY wefe The worst 10 eomcd M
though / VAS helng cut witn a lnIfeI
Tnpse aaina wpgld be iae pr three
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hfaaln astef thHsc attacks would
te 50 geak hai could mon wcrt and
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aeek o. more
+ beeana discouraged VIA niy doc
ters fuP they did not Help me fna then
tflea Dr. Williams pink Pills 4 wap
nuiy q few daYs before I epnla gee
e eharge ior The hetor took the
nilla uli.l cured end hay never had
ans trouble with my sluinafh since.
Thni ihe principle n lhe comic tfeai.
niaii, IL SOUND. Is proved b tlc tAeu.
sands II cures mrdp hY w WlilAnig
glnk pllss Theea actual iusnlis wag.
sant every auiIafeF With siamach lfnu'
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lisa b1ela eoalsiniBg fall Information
ateApl The tonialfxasuieH' Vii gb semi
Yfae upon request
~ Williams pink Pills ere d genei,
al tonic aud have cured siieh blood
enid nerve diseases as anaeinla fheli.
mallsm. allerehectf W the grip and
ievers. seiailea neufalga sick head
aches. 81 Nitua dance and fenale
weakness
an druggists sell Df Williams FLAX
pills ii they Vim BIZ sent Nv mall,
postpaid. OH receipt Of price. ll cent?
hos slx baxea for sEh hy lllo
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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-02-12


his own personality brought rount
him, should SO rise 4 second Is inc
gentleness of bis heart lie who has
o refuse every hour reQuests from
those whom q private pei son would
have been glad to Indulge. he who haE
lo punish those whom < private pereon
woulc pity and pardon can seldom
retain either tenderness or patience.
But Linunlns tenderavng and patience
were lnexhausilble
n is often said that every great
man Is INSCRIPTIONS, and doubuess
MOST OF those 10 whom Usage has al
lached the Tile have been so 10 pre-
scfYo rruihiuness and Conscientious
ness appears scarcely possible a the
stress Of HE whore immense issues
seem To make Il necessary and there
Tore make II right. 10 toss aside the
ordinary rules OF conduct IN order 10
secure the end desired. 70 Abraham
Lincoln, however, irutbluluees and
consccnilOusness remained the rule
" llle lie left and owned his re
possibility not only 10 the people bur
20 . higher power Few men have 30
stainless q record
ITO YOU, men of illinois. Lincoln
rs the most famous and worthy Of an
those who have adorned your Com
monwralih To Won. cliizons az ID
uniied states be Is the President who
'arriod you through terrible con
iici and saved The Union no ug in
England he Is one VI the heroes OF
The race whence you and we spring
we honor hig memory ne you 40. and
II ls itiiag that one who Is privileged
nure &C represent the land from
which hIs fore.fathers came should
bring on behalf OF Engiand irlh
nlo Of admiration for him and Of
ihanklulnegs to ihe Providence whlcn
gave him 20 you in youf hour o.
need.
eGrcat men ara ihe noalest liossea
slun "a q nation sald Mr Bryce IN
conclusion and are potent forces u
the molding Of national character
Their influence lives after them, and
v they be good as we'll as great thry
remain as heacans lighting the COURSE
cf all vino follow them. They SCI for
succeeding generations the standards
uf public lIic They aiir the spirit
and rouse The energy OF the youth
who seek TO emulate their virtues IN
ne serYice Cf the country Thus dld
the memory OF Ceor5e Washington
stir and rougc Lincoln himself rhus
viii the memory Of Lincoln live and
endure among YOU, gathpFlng reeer
enee from age te axe Che ienemory ~
one who saved your Republic by MS
wisdom, BIS consiancy hls faith IN the
people and IN freedom, the memory Of
g plain and simple man, yet crowned
with the linighlly virtues of Truthful
ness Homer and Courage
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-02-12
RELIEVES RHEUMATISM
NEARLY EVERY TIME
Acts on Kidneys and Bladder
and Should Be Given
4 Trial

Eui this out and put IN some safe
plane, for Il IS valuable and worth
more than anything else IN the world
At Won should have an attack OF
raeulVaiism on bladder trouble or any
arrangement OF the kidneys what
tvct
The prescription rs simple and can
De made up by anyone at home The
Ingredients eau ho ha nt amy aaud
prescription pharmacy and all lhat 81
necessary d lo shake Them wen IN q
bstic,
Hero Il ls Flali extract dandgllon.
onehalI 0nnce, compound kargon,
BE ounce compound syrup af sarsa.
pariil4 three ounces.
faeo ioaspouniul after each meal
nd at bed time. a few doses is said
. relieve almuHt any case 0i hlad-
Per trouble frequent arln8lion pain
lnd sealdlng weakneas and hackache
palm Gh0ve the Kidneys. ete "a is
now claimed 70 be- the method OF
curing chronic rheuniaiism because
1i lts direct ana positive action upon
the elnilnalive lissnes of the Kidneys
II glyns them liio ana powee TO slft
ami stain the poisonous waste mat.
TER ana uric acid from Tie blood re-.
licying The worst forms OF Rheum0.
tlsm ald Kidney and Bladder troubles
The extract dandelion acts upon the
stomach and liver and Is used also
extensively for relieving cOnstlpa-
tion ana Indigestion Compound sar.
saparllla eloane and enriehas the
blood There Is nothing better than
Kafgon Compound for The Kidneys
This prescription IS saie @ use ct
any time,
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-02-12
lA!LY FASH!lN TALKS
BY MAY MANTON


= Hl aa+iN"i taaftHANHf
such & bust supporter as his enc
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ls really essential 10 good ly'e I, cng
be made from e0uul or heavy linen
OF any slmilsf matonal and il eau
De finished with irlAs oi lawn 9f ei
lace or left plain as liked g le laced
together al The front 50 regulating the
lae and T can bc relied upon % seap
he feure neat md Trim ln effect whii''
ii Is absolutely comfortable e wesr ID
IS deaieusS 80 ha adjusted over geo
corset snd no women who has ONCE
known its comgor would ever again
consent % BE aithaul ia addition
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-02-12
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pound pure and a half pint OF strnighl
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CHS mixture poesesses The healing
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@ill break q cold N tweniyfour hour
and cure any cough thai Is eurable II
having this formula put up. Be sure
thar your druggist uaes the genuine
Virgin OIL Of Pine COMPOUND pure
pfepased and guaranteed ouly by lhe
Leach Chemical Co. Cincinnati o
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-02-12

i 10 q bum dog that barla after ms
burglar has gone
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The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1909-08-17
Wall-paper time Is Hast coming close.

The that to be papered last Spring (and got oyerlooked should be cared for this Fall To paper early will be wise Who makes choice early gets good choice and often there is to buy at great advantage. spec{: E a3sz a.
 Bedroom papers in excellent lowered and striped pat terms, all the liked colors- 12c double roll 2 Varnished gold papers handsome designs and printed in red brown greeh Made with 18nch borders and of special fitness parlor dining room or reception hal, 25c double roll -
 Special papers for kitchen bedroom and upper hal, good coors and designs and with 9nch Sc and lOc double roll.
 Vanished tile papers for bathroom kitchen, good patterns and co1ors and finished heavy h,-38c double roll. S
 We ready and competent to advise with yoil as to the entire decorative scheme of the home Wallpapers have much do with making cheery Their har- nony in the various rooms upon floor, makes that floor Expert and experienced be of help you in choosing We offer their services with absolutely no charge.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1909-08-17
DIPLOMATIC COUP
 IN CHINA TODAY By It American Banking Syndicate Gets One
 Fourth of the Loan STILL GREATER VICTORY

Especial from United Press.) Pekin, Aug 17.-What is believed to be the final chapter from a diplomatic standpoint in the Hankow- Sze-C Chuen Railway loan. was taken to-day when Henry P. Fetcher, the American Charge -De-Affaires, and Lieng Tun Yen. President of the Board of Foreign Affairs, definitely deol6ed that the American Banking Syndicate should take one-fourth of the loan which has been increased from $27, ,0o0. 900 to ESQ., 900, 900.
 The other participating nations will be England, Germany and France, each getting one-fourth-
 A still greater victory was the de- cision that America is to have an equal opportunity with the other na- tions of supplying every material and Is to furnish also some of the subordi- nate engineers, the head engineers having already been selected before the question Of American participation was raised. ! In future loans of the roads and it's branches. Americans are to be permit ted to subscribe to half the total amounts fs
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1909-08-17
CONNECTICUT DAY
 FOR PEACE UNION

cut day at the 43d annual convention of the Universal Peace Union being held in this place, and while this is usually the biggest day in the conven- tion there was a. marked falling off in the attendance compared with former years.
 At the morning session the principal address was made by Palmer G. Whip pie, president of the Connecticut Peace Society, and he was followed by Rev. J. D. Long of Brooklyn, N. Y. Susan S. Fessenden of Boston made an ad- dress taking for her subject woman and the State.' and the morning ses- sion closed with talk on "Educa- tional Peace by Dr. J. H. Holmes of Swarthmore College.
 Several addresses were made at the afternoon session and the convention will close tomorrow at which time the
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1909-08-17
TROUBLE FACES CARELESS WORKERS Likely to Be Held Responsi- ble for Disobeying
 Primary Law
MANY DUPLICATES FOUND

There is undoubtedly some trouble brewing for someone while the primary lists are being compiled for without a doubt there are going to be a large number of electors deprived of the op- portunity of participating in the pri- maries Those responsible for shutting out of some of the electors from the primaries are those workers who made consulting them and where the others had made applications for enrollment in the opposite party.
 That the cul1ing out process which is going on now will send about 4,000 slips to the discard does not mean deprived of enrolment for the. greater part of the discard will be duplicate applications appertaining to the same party. have started upon the work of com piling the primary lists and will be busy night and day until the end of the week before completing the lists.
 Even if an elector finds that he is kept on the voting list because some one filed an application to put him on the opposite list he will have a great deal of trouble locating the man who forged his narpe and there is liable to be such hubbub over the matter
 
 after applications for enrolment un- less the applicant appears in person Or makes application through the mails.
 Tn the work of the registrars all personal applications made to the office will take precedent over all other ap- plications and then the postal cards will take precedent over the thousands of printed slips that have been filed.
 After this work is done the rekfs- trars will throw out all except one ap- plication in the instances where it ap- rears that there are several applica- tions to be placed on the same party list. There are as many as six ap- plications for some men. F
 When this discarding process has been gone through all of the names will be put on the lists except where 1t appears that one e1ector wants to be on both lists. Then both will be thrown out How many of these there are not even the registrars will know until they have completed their lists. There may be one .or two hundred or even less. but there is sure to be many
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1909-08-17
BUTTON DIES
 AFTER ASSAULT

Especial from United Press.)
 Bristol, Aug. 17.-Simon Dutton. aged 80 a prominent farmer and for many years detective, died suddenly in his barn in Harrington avenue at a. m. today Dutton was enjoying the best of health until last Saturday night when he was assaulted by Charles H. Dresser. a farm hand, and suffered a number of severe bruises owing to the beating he received at Dresser's hands He pulled himself together however and testified against Dresser at a hearing held in Pennington yesterday when the prisoner was fined $25 and costs and sentenced to 90 days in jail on the charges of intoxication assault and breach of the peace This morning he went to the barn to at tend to his stock and a few minutes later was found dead. The medical examiner has been summoned and the family will undoubtedly order a vigor- ous investigation to ascertain the cause of the old mans death.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1909-08-17
RECORD RAIN OF YEAR AND
 MORE PROMISED

Forecaster J. Pluvius paid visit to our neighborhood late Sunday even ing. He was given a certain welcome, but his stay has been such that he is no longer wanted, for time at least. Up to 7:30 o'clock this morning MT. Pluvius had let out 1.S7 inches of dampness according to the record kept by Volunteer Weather Observer Jen- nings- It wasn't the moisture that was irritating. but the cold north eastern wind that accompanied it. made those who were the posssssors of top coats the envy Of all others. And yet the weather prophets say there is more to come. This may make. before MT. Jennings takes another look couple of more inches which will go down on his record as a high mark for the year. From the reports from New York city, it looks as if Bridgeport was only on the outskirts of the storm There it was reported by the official observer that up to 12 noon to- day over 5.60 inches had fallen. But every cloud has a silver. lining. The farmers throughout the state can now sit on their porches, with, pipe full of tobacco, and watch the crops sprout It's pleasing thought to think that sonic one is pleased with the rain. The downpollr in this city has not been with enough consistency to cause i'll effects or to overcome the efficiency of the sewer system.