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Kingsbury County independent. (DeSmet, Kingsbury County, S.D.) 1894-1929, 1909-02-05

visitors. A good crowd witnessed the
game and all were well pleased.
j. B. McAllister was down from
Manchester vicinity Tuesday.
Miss Mary Wright came up from
Brookings Friday night to visit until
Monday.
ID. II. Lotus attended the an
nual meeting of the Retail Merchants
Assn at Yankton the first Of the
week.
L. w. Brinkley and G. E. Brink
lev, of Manchester, were De Smet
visitors Tuesday L. w. expected to
start for the old home in Iowa We'd
nesday to visit an uncle who is i'll.
II. G. Reilly was in Sioux City
when the storm of last week struck
that section. He was mighty glad to
get back to South Dakota where we
were enjoying fine weather. The
storm in Sioux City, as in many Sec
tons of the northwest, was the most
severe experienced since the great
blizzard of 1888.
Archie Floran came down from
Lennon, this state, Friday for a visit
of a few days. Archie has made
final proof on a quarter section near
that place. He and another friend
filed on claims in that locality and to
pay expenses set up a cigar factory at
which they were quite successful In
making the amount of their expenses.
A short time ago they availed them
selves of an opportunity to sell the
cigar factory at a fair profit.
w. r. Allen, of Manchester was
in the city Tuesday. 1t seams good
to see w. X. on our streets OCCASION
ally. He was raised in this section
and here he lived since the pioneer
DAYS until moving to Manchester d
short time ago. And speaking of
pioneer days, w. Il. saw about all
there vas i'm that line. He is one of
those young men who had their own
way to make, and. who have achieved
success through faithful aud honest
efforts.
While the heaviest snow storm ex-
perienced for years occurred in Min
nesota and Wisconsin the latter part
of last week, in this section we did
not have so much as an inch of the
beautiful. There was some snow at
Bookings, but down past Elkton the
railroad cuts were filled in some
places as deep as 19 feet. Telegraph
wires were down or grounded by the
snow and communication with dis
tant eastern points was cut off until
the first of this week. The railroad
put rotary plows at work, but there
was too much snow to make much
Roadway.
The following item is going the
rounds of the state press. Ii it is
true, it is a mighty good law. 1t has
been the habit of many to pack eggs
at IL cents a dozen in the summer
and sell them for fresh eggs at 81
cents a dozen in the winter, and some
times the packing has had little or nc
effect as a preventative:
ION and after January LIST, 1908
every person handling eggs will be
supposed to know whether they are
fresh or otherwise. Any stale eggs
found in the possession of any dealer
will be considered prima facia eyi.
Edence that he has them for sale; and
shall be subject to prosecution under
the law. Any farmer found guilty o
selling. offering or exposing for sale
ANY decomposed or partly incubatec
Kingsbury County independent. (DeSmet, Kingsbury County, S.D.) 1894-1929, 1909-02-05
THE INDEPENDENT.
PUBLISHED EVERY FRIDAY.
LOCAL NEWS.
From an Around tire Town and
County.

Corn for sale at the Farmers
Elevator.
Andrew Bjordal was down from
Erwin on business Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. G.. A. Champlin
were Sioux City visitors last week.
Vance Crane and Guy Abbott
came up from Brookings to spend
Saturday and Sunday.
Miss Lena Brandt, of Artesian,
is visiting with the Gehms and AL
brechts in Mathews township.
Mrs. Mark Plowman, of Spring
Lake township, was a visitor at the
HI. Fl. Plowman home in this city
last week.
Peter O'Hara returned the latter
part of last week from his trip to
Iowa after Shetland ponies. He
brought home a bunch of ten.
The work of finishing the post
office is in progress this week, 1t is
expected that the building will be
ready for occupancy this month.
Harry Greenman was the sue
C sssful applicant for the appointment
as carrier on route No. 2. He received
the appointment Monday morning
The people of Willow Lakes are
taking steps to secure a new school
building. 1t is proposed to issue
bonds in the sun Of 81, 10000 for that
purpose.
Mrs. G. B. Grover entertained a
company of lady friends Monday in
honor of her daughter, Mrs. VIM
Hope, of Vermillion. A six o'clock a
bounteous repast was served.
A brother Of nr. B. A. Dyar was
here last week TO buy a carload OF
cattle to ship to his farm in Minnesota.
He secured the required number but
was delayed in shipping until this
week.
Mr. and Mrs. Bert Shearer intend
ed to depart last week for their old
home in Illinois for a visit but were
prevented by the snow blockade in
Minnesota. They will leave some
time this week.
-Chas +. Warren went to Sioux
Falls Monday 10 appear before the
circuit court and resist a motion for a
new trial in a case in which Warren
e. Warren recently obtained a victory
for their client.
Three new automobiles will ar
rive in De Smet soon. The purchasers
are T.. /. Robinson, O. H. Halle, and
DIR. E. Haberman. The first two will
have Ford machines and the latter
will have a Maxwell.
The county commissioners were
in session Tuesday having under con
sideration several ditch matters. On
wednesday inspected the poor farm
a matter that was postponed at the
regular meeting in January on account
of the weather.
ILL wxgn
"A fast game of basket bal was
pulled of at the opera house Friday
evening by the De Smet and Airing
(, ton high schools. The game resulted
in a o of II to 25 in favor OF tn'
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1909-01-14

-uoo I9Mop Jc 1usmuSlssB aql IolJg
talns 1925 acres and is bounded
and described as follows. to-wit;
Beginning at n post corner to G. II.
Berry and to Margaret Harbert's
1888 acres and running with four
1-2 F.. 100. 90 poles to a small To-
Gust in an original line and corner
Terms OF Sale:-One-thfrd part
thereof cash in hand on day Of sale
and the residue in two equal annual
installments. payable in one and two
years from said date. respectively,
with interest, the purchaser or pur-
chasers to execute interest bearing
notes for the deferred payments with
approved personal security, payable
as aforesaid. and a vendors lien viii
be retained on the property sold as
further security. 'ss.g1
At the same time and place we
will also offer for and sell TO the
highest and best bidder therefor, two
certain lots or parcels OF land, sit
uate near North View. adjacent to
the city OF Clarksburg, Harrison
county. West Virginia. One of said
lots contains one acre and is the
same lot or parcel Of land which was
conveyed to- BENJAMIN w. Harbert,
ST., by G. NJ Wicks and wife by
decd bearing date on the 2sth day
OF June, 1900. which deed Is OF rec
ora In the Office of the clerk OF the
county court OF said county N Deed
BOOK No. 115s at page Ss0, to which
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decd reference Is made for more
definite description. The other one
of said lots is so feet by about 1872
feet and Is part of the same prop
erty that was conveyed to the said
Benjamin ". Harbert, ST., by San1p-
son Harbert and others by deed
dated April LIST, 1901, which deed is
OF record in said office in Deed Book
No. 119. page as, and being a part
OF Lot No 8. as laid down on a plat
made by Patsy CnIston which Is OF
record in said office in Deed Book
No 12O. page u. A strip OF lot No.
J. three feet wide adjoining lot No
2, was conveyed to Henry Raymond
br said IIarbert by deed bearing
date January 3rd, 1902, which deed
is Of record in said office in Deed
Book No 12T. page 456. Also a
part OF lot No was conveyed to
Tillman L. Robey by Samson Har-
bert and others by deed bearing date
July 9Th, 1901. which deed is Of rec
ord in said office In Deed Book No.
124, page 132, to which deeds md
plat reference Is here made for a
full and complete description OF said
lot
Said lots will be offered for sale
as whole and in separate parcels
and win be sold IN whichever way
they will bring the most.
Terms OF Sale:-Cash.
The above sale WIN be made by
virtue 6f the authority vested IL the
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Jr., with one Of his lines n. rs 81
Nv. 47.75 poles to n stone, corner to
Margaret Harbert; n. 9 j.. 11.16
poles to a stone: n. ". gre polas
to the beginning, and being lot No
four as laid down and shown on a
plat OF said farm made In the par
tition proceedings of Margaret Har-
bert VS.. Samson Harbcrt ct. nj.
which plat is of record in the office
of the clerk of the county court OF
said county in Deed Book No. 14g,
page SEQ.
The other lot assigned to said
Margaret Harbert as part Of her
dover interest contains 2S.54 acres
and is bounded and described as fol-
lows to-wit: Beginning at gate
post by the road. corner to lands OF
a. =. Sturm and running with one Of
his lines $. % Ia Z. 5S.75 poles tn
a locust by the road: S. so 1-2 w,
22.40 poles to a stake: n. IS w. 90
poles to stake near coal bank: S.
76 IA w. 2S.57 poles to post in
the original line: N. 20 "a r.. IS
poles to a post: n 4s w. "a. ~
poles to a hickory; n. % "a w. %
poles to an apple tree; n. 81 1-2 r
to ]. a. Robinson: S. so y. 10. 50
poles to the beginning. and being
lot No. 6. as laid down on said plat,
as inciosed by the blue shade line
thereon.
All or said tract Of 1903 acres
VIII be sold. The two tract or par
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PUBLIC SALE or A VALUABLE
FARM ON RoBINSON's RUN
I AIso INC Los in Nortlylcw

The undersigned administrators
With stIe VIII annexed of Benjamin
VIZ HarBert, deceased, viii offer for
sale ard sell, at public cutlery. to
the highest and best bidder therefor,
al the. front door of the court house
on Harrison COUNTY, West Virginia,
SATURDAY, JANUARY 16, 1909
at,.t O'clock p, M, all the real estate
Of which the said BENJAMIN w. Har-
bert dIed seized and possessed. con-
sisflne Of the following tract or par
GELS;
FIrst-A tract or parcel Of land To-
eafed ON the waters OF Robinson's
Tim. containing 1903 acres. more
81 Isss.. ana being known as the
home farm Of the said Benjamin w
15arhert, deceased. Out of this tract
there was assigned to Margaret Har-
bort a. and for her dover interest
Two certain parcels OF said land
one containing 9:64 acres. and
Bounded and described as follows. to-
wit:
3eginning at q stake. corner to iol
No tITree with one line thereof
~ ESQ poles to stake In the orig
inai Inc: thence 81 Lee W.8l.sO poles
tqa stone. corner to 3. w. HarbeFi
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DEEDS RECORDED
In Clerks Office Last Few Days show
Number of Realty Changes.

ciarksburg Industrial Company 10 5
Molly Ables. . lots, East clarksburg. I,
B., Brown Stout to P. NJ. Long. Al
acres, Clark district, and life estate
in one lot, Main street city.
Ralph c. Jarrett ct. al. to Chester
y. and vena Cunningham, lot
shinnston. Z.
cortez R. clawson to E. J. and
odessie Boner, lot, Salem
Edmund l. Hall to L. Smith clem-
ems, lot, Broad Oaks.
Napoleon B. Richardson to Minnie
Elliott Borlng,s1 lot. Mechanic street
Clarence R. odell to Noah A. mar
tin. lot. Glen Elk.
Waiter L. strother to Diademc
Rumble. | lot Adamston.
J. Clyde Lewis. Of Klngwood. il 4
visitor in the city. M
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DEEP SEATED COUGH
New Homc-Made Syrup.
tcut this out.)
From Boston Press.


Progress in medical conlpounds
never ceases and now 1t Is stated BY
a prominent medical man that any
deep-seated cough or cold on the
lungs can he actually cured in five,
hours by the clock. Opium and NOR
phine have been resorted to In the
past, as relief measures. But now IL
Is learned that the system must. BE
treated to rid 1t. Of inflammation and
congestion. A tonic laxative cough
syrup does the work 80 quickly and
thoroughly as to be almost magical.
What heretofore has taken weeks TO
cure can be accomplished IN hours.
Get this formula fIlled or mix 1t at
home and always keep it on hand
one-haif ounce fluid Wild cherry
bark. one ounce compound essence
cardiol ana three ounces syrup white
pine compound. shake the bottle
and take twenty drops every iIatt
hour for four hours then take one
half to one teaspoonful three or foqe
times a day untli the system Is pufifi-
ed or toned up. Give children Ies
according to age one hiiing wiz
usually cure awhoia family, as tie
dose Il small.
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fine OIL WE'LL
On the Hardesty Farm and
Three More Locations Are
Made by Company.

The South Penn OH companys
well on. the r.. r Hardesty farm Two
miles from shinnston Is. a paying pro-
ducer. A conservative estimate places
y at 60 barrels day. but others sas
the capacity is $50 barrels daily,
Three locations were made yesterday
near the well. One Is on tho BenJa-
min Anderson farm, another ON the
George Anderson place and the 9TH
er on the Granville D. Nay heirs
farm. The company has begun 10
lay pipe line from the well ID carry
the oil to market,
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PREPARED
is Program for Grant District
Teachers January Insti-
tute at Lost Greek

Z = - ~. i
The teachers 81 Gran District vlil
held their January Institute d Lost
Creek Saturday afternoon, January
~. The following program has been
prepared:
Music,
Devotional exercises.
CONSOLIDATION Of SCHOOLS Mrs
Beeghley.
hun.
Manual Training in the Public
sehoolsLo. B, Thornbefry.
A Model Compulsory Attendanee
Law-o j. Hail.
When Should Promotions be Made
MR. Grey.
Reading Grace wymer. VA
What Should be the Chief Aim IN
Teaching Reading MRS. Borger-
hun.
Teaching Good Manners in the
Public school-Benjamin Reed.
Use Of Devices in the School Room
Fanny Hughes.
How to Teach Arithmetic Rarl
wymer.
Proper Ventilation Of the School
Room-M Margaret Hardway.
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This is all good, high-eIass,
thoroughly well made clothing
all the tailoring done by ex-
perts materials are the new
est and most popular of the
season. Every suit thorough
ly dependable in quality and
eminently desirable in color
and pattern.
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.ToINI.aND AUSTRALIAN
FOR Your HEALTH.
ROUND TRIP Only $500.

II you are catarrh, asthmg or
hay fcrers sufferer, what would Won
shy if the above ofter was made to
you
How would you Ike to- go to the
mountainous forests ofsptne and ouea-
lyptns, whore entarfh and asthmn do
not eyist2 Who're people do not have
TO hawk every morning, TO splt out
the lump OF disgusting mucous Z
Where the healing, antisentlc balsanps
purify the air and gin all germs?
You can't 20 to- this ideal spot, or
course You havn,t time. ana posi-
bly, not money But you can for 81,
bring the healing halsamic air from
these forests right to your home; you
can kin the germs OF catarrh Mt
home. without losing minutes time.
Ask Wells 4 IIayandlscis about nv
omei. the Australian dry air cure Get
an outfit, which Includes Inhaler. for
81, breathe the same mir that YOU
would lind IN Australia and u 1t does
not heal the raJv memBrane and cure
you Of eatafrf, snuTles. cough. cold
or asthma, you can have your money
back.
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The child II fodas the parent 81
The future and whether i gror IT.
healtliy and strong u puny and NeaiS,l
depends upon tie INTEL igence or is
parents, for most cliillFen are born
INTO the world healthy but tacpsar'es
hecnme future Weakllii between
birth and the age of ten when the
parents are stu IN areat cofltrol
file prime luse q tfopplq u re
I stoiiaNclI baby tll6t n tlilns no is
iced seidoIn cries ara Aiss.sis looks cheer
~ tile iittle md VIVA tom lell = sQoe
iQsHr9l and flcv6 ana ilet fr NgliiilE IS the
wing child learns wei q lcdl ana -
er for Inn x Its fl.'aa u clear md is
no cons ION
The best aud Eafe WY 70 cure any
itreEulurftys of the StpfIiilsh ana bowels
IN iidTen rs ~ the ~ DIR, q .
wonderful IN its Ell eet ~ rs. John w.
Durham, Apple Creek OF, Mrs. II. "a.
Cuban. FlainVilie. Iiids, ana uitn1eforls
others can testify WHO etre h TO their
children With e'StIsfor alnary results;
4 bottle only costs 50 cents or 81 ne.
cordfng 10 the size yon want, and even
one 60-ceht hottie v n do q wonderful
amount OF good in family II cnh Dc
given 10 any member Of the family N
Bcnnstipation, sour stomach. indigo tons
headache and sifnlla ligest tive troubles.
IT never gfipeS or StrangteS tilse mil I,
tablets, salts and oNdets. which siiolill
not be given To- chi dren, women or Old
folks
Il syon have q child Or other member es
/ the family who needs. but has never used
this grand laxative TOME, send your name
I and address 20 the doctor and z free II 4
way YOU can ind out what Il VIII DO
without personal expense.
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pany has been enlarged since Its pre-
vious visit. quite an Improvement be-
ing noticeable. 1t is one Of the best
companies tina; has visited Morgan
town this season and should have ,un-
bounded success on the road. Al
the company IS favorite here, il
should have $. Il. @" at the swisher
upon its return date here later in the
season. Tho Reyes Sisters viii he
seen At the Grand for fivo nights
commencing next Monday with the
usual matiuees.
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FTRsT NOTICE 90 cnEnIrons.

In the District Court II the T5r,,o,
state. for the Northern District Of
In Re. Charles A, Corhin B,,k.
rupt, N RanlSrnntcy.
TO The creditors Of Charles i. cor,tn.
cEarksbpre. in the County 81 Harri-
son, and District aforesaid. a bank
rupt:
Notice Is hereby given that ;on. t,,,,
zth day Of April s.. D.. 1903 the esjSl
Charles A corbin Vas dug, adtaiiiz
Gated isanlsgiiIlt ana the nice si,s
Of the sresl!sPs wa De- held q ia
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II there b anything about
your ailment that you don't
und tand, or n you Want
any medical advice. write
10 the doctor and lie win
answer ypd fully. There IS
no charge for this 8 ervice.
The address is Or. w 3.
Caldwell, 81 Caldwell bldI..
ldonticello. m.
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MRS. s. BUTTON REYES,
With the Reyes Sisters Stock Com
pany, nj the Grand Opera House
for one week, commencing Nom
day.
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julia MarIowe viii give a spec.a,
matinee in New York to enable Il. H.
sothern to see her in The Goddess or
Reason" The two stars are expcctcd
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burg. West virginia, on the 24th day
OF Aprfl,.A. ~. 1903, at 10 o'clock
IN the. forenoon,.sat which time said
creditors may attend. prove their
claims, appoint a trustee. examine tho
bankrupt. and transact such other
business as may properly come be-
foro said meeting.
Dated April sth. 1904.
W. FRANK STOUT.
Referee in Bankruptcy.
HAZE MORGAN ESD.
Attorney Tor Bankrupt.
49,
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= 4
sam Bsrnslga has reiisis d Id ia}s
tering made him Is ar Is
vaudeville the tope islea S j
season ~ tly 4 IIsro Mil
starred bg ts'e sh9befts next 81
son Ia The King 81 caieionia Is
musical comedy which has made
hit in London
The Three Twins, which com.
to the Grand soon, Is said to be t,,ie
most Sensational musical MAY tfsf
has been produced in years ana the
face ograph one Of the eiectricai Ill
fects Il a distinct novelty
Charles Klein the author Il ..The
Lion and the Mouse, which win he
seen at the Grand, d a Conspicuous
member of the American Dramatists
Club. having oiled the position 81
secretary since It's organization. II
was Mr.. Klein who was delegated to
speak before the committee in the
United states senate to obtain the
copyrighting amendment that made
the pirating of plays a penal offense.
The odeoh, has fine show this
week Dogs, monkeys and bab-
blooms, an well trained, provide an
interesting and amusing entertain
ment for both young and old, and
the children and grown mp folk are
Iayaillng Themselves Of the oppor-
tnnity TO see the rendition of first
class program.
Many of:,the plays that are recely-
ing the greatest applause from play
goers. who ordinarily admit their dis
like of sermon at the theatre. are
really plays with a moral. Take
Eugene Walters Paid in Fun, !.
which comes 10 the Grand Tuesday,
April ~. and THE Easiest way
now running IN New York. ana many
others now in the height OF popular
ity. all have little sermonettes deity
woven through their plots.
In The Lion aud the Mouse" which
Henry b. Harris win present at
the Grand soon, Charles Klein. the
author. has written a play that
promises TO be Of enduring popular
ity. Indeed. 1T may he said that the
success. already achieved by this
drama is beyond anything known in
America in the last ten years. The
time is most pertinent TO the pres
ent day when every one Is keenly
alive to the maohination OF trusts
and kings OF finance
The Norgant6%n New Dominion
had the following to say OF the Keycs
Sisters during their engagement
there: "A capacity house greeted
the Keyes Sisters on Its second an
pearance here this season. The COM
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raneis Wilson's daughter. AIDE
aide il appearing with her father in
When Knights were BOLD.
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come adapted from the Ger.
man 10 Sc prodneed "a New York.
3ealiesi s.rile EUROPEANS
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Rose stahl has left New York for
London, in which latter city she Will
appear in "The Chorus Lady.
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David Belasce has acquired the
rights to the German play. The
Open Door" and viii make 4 proano
ton OF It. Leo Dietrichsteln furnish.
Ing the translation into English.
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L. w Brown IS here from Pehns-
lboro.
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The MorgantoNn New Dominion
had the following to say OF the Keycs
Sisters during their engagement
there: A capacity house greeted
the Keyes Sisters on Its second an
pearance here this season. The com,
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1909-04-09

Apgpst Thomas IS writing another
play based on the power Of sug-
gestion.
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Ezra Kendall is to..appear in a
new version of The Vinegar Buyer,
under the management of Lieble &
Company.
chrystal Herne viii have the title
role in Henry blossoms play, Miss
Philura." when 1t is produced in
Boston next season.
The Mascot, with Raymond
HReheock as the star, was revived
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.ffs. f1slE1., s. 1tiiI e-ls 5-3fs fsi.1 am
mas eisliil ia l6, IS
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at Atlantic City and its melody we
found to he sdn attractive.