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West Holmead Manor-Lots IS. II, and Is. IN block
?; Andrew A Lipsconb and william II. Saun-
ders trustees, 90 Edward Whitncy so
1875 + street no-theast-SQuaro lo9 lot ls5; Joseph
A, Thomas e TX. 70 JEbez Lee, SIC,
IE5 + street northeast-Sllare l029 lot l95; Iaoez
Lee ct OK. % Joseph a Thomas e. TX. SO.
trust S. O1
First Addition 20 Washington Highlsnds-Squsrs
GIL. lot g: Charles G. Taylor 10 John r.
Policy. SO.
New Hampshire aveu1s Northwest, between and
G Streets-Square 70. Lot Is; LATrence J. MAngan
20 Theodore n. Gu. SO
Columbia HdghtS-LCt 100 m block q; James
Martin et w TO Teresa OBHn, SO,
Holmead BstLt0-5outh Of square SZ, lot 2; HlrTy
y. Wilson and Harry Wardman TO Walter s.
AlcBTOOm Ct uN.. SO
Washington HeiEhts-Part q lot O. n BLOCK 8;
James Il Parsons et w. to William Hahn, so
Washington Haights-LOt Sc IA beck 6, John ".
Henderson 20 Frederick K. Barbour. so
Trinidad-Lots 50, IS, and 81. in block 5; Thomas
p. Bones % Lawrence J, Mangan, SO.
PetWorth-SQuore S127, lot 81: ID. Darby Thompson
et TO Hattie 2. KendEiGk. SO
West Woodridg -Square t2S, lot IS; Henry A.
Eieth e. ". % Omar J. Nigh. SO
Addition % 10 Droit Park-Lot z. IN block 81
Augusta O MOt1 10 Mary r. Chandler, SO.
Tenth and LATHE streets noTthweSt-SQuare 80
part q lot s; Mary Hnl Winters ct viz e
Frank W. Bolgiano, so
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Criminal Court No, 4.

JUSTICE GOULD
No &700 United States "a Ernest Forester:
assault dangerous weapon; plea not guilty with
drawn and plea guilty entered reminded At
torncy, NJ. T. O'Brien.
No. 2i65L United States Leonard L. Gutrdgsi
ombezzl0mGnt. nOlle proSequi entered
No. 1851 United States Edward Hughes;
murder second degree; GrTaigned; plea not guilty.
Attorney. T, c. Taylor.
No a625 United States W James L. BOr1and
embezzlemont; jury disagreed; defendant renanded.
No. &662. United States vs. Seth W. Van Dover;
HOUSEKEEPING and larceny; defendant fails 70 40
pear; bench warrant ordered 20 issue: reooEnizanoe
Of 81 800 forfeited with William J. Howard surety.
No. 16559 United states Charles Harris Alias
Charles Lee; HOUSEKEEPING and larceny; defendant
committed; bench warrant returned ceTd
No 2S6lS United States ". John Newman
grand larceny; property restored 70 Anne I. Farley.
Assignment for November ;:
United States VI. William z GToome.
United States Vs. Morris Chambers John
Matthews, Mlkzer Thomas, and Arthur Ray.
United States vs. CRrTOll Ford Raleigh Wash
ington. Walter Fortune and Grant Hill
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Equity Court No. 2.

JUSTICE BAkNAflD.
No. 2j20l. Butts vs.. Butts order granting attor-
ney leave 20 withdraw; order adJudging defendant
In contempt Attorneys. T. B. Rhodes and W. II.
Whitc-W T. Ambrose.
No 23i62 Harvey IS Harvey e al uferred
To auditor. Attorneys. c W. Dnrr-H. johnson
and I. J. RYAN
No. 2sr. shoemaker rs. Merrill e. al decree
pro cOnfesso vacated. Attorneys @. q German
John RidOut
No 2Sse3 Jackman Jsckmzni rule rVtuTnAbe
November ). Attorney, John RidOut
No. ESi9. Dulany vs.. WaggRmsn et al decree
amending decree Of October d. 1909; appeal noted
Attorneys. Maddox & Galley.
Assignment for to-day:
No. Mcfarland OF al vs.. Pettus q al. Attor~
neys. Thomas-Pattersoa & Lambert
No. l6 Molbs "a Brennan ct al Attorneys.
Diggs-O DOnnghus.
No. D. Stewart Stewart AttoneyA Mar
shall-Foster
No. G. SANFORD Va District q Columbia Athor-
neys Edwards-ThomaS.
No @. Harrington VI Fautngton- Attorneys,
Webb & Forrest-snlith & Walker.
No 70 Gregory rs Gregory Attorneys. Mo
Nell & O'Brion-Adriaans
No r Dunn " Dunn. Attornsyz McNsill-
Hackett.
No "a. Golfers vs. Msye- ct al Attomeu
Psnnebaker. Carusi s. Jones.
No rs Peel vs. Peel ct al Attorneys. Downing
No n Dnly VI sterrstt % easss). AttornsyA
Linkins & McGlue-Gittings UhAmberlin and
ShieldA
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Aquira R, YeaEe. $1,000, years. p~ cent

Aquira R, Ysakle. 5000. ysars. pr cent
serni-annuRNy.
Square SZ-Hatts B. Kend-ick e viz 70 G. Gordon
BAILEY and Tracy L Jefords trustees. 70 secure
D. Darby Thompson. $50, 70 A months 6
per cont
Barry Farrn-Parts Of lot 5. In section z; Henry
F. SpUnccr q w TO Thomas Walker aud GeorFe
+. Collins trustees. 10 secure James +. Bundy
Si58O5. l 70 80 months. per cent
Square 2s65-Lot -; Mary Alva Cartwright et VIZ
20 Claruncs ]. GesS,ord ard Walter G.. Davis.
trustees. 20 secure George o. Humphrey. S1.Ooo
monthly payments 6 per cent.
Square .5s-Part q lot 20; Richard II, johnson
20 TX 20 American Security ard Tr1s, Company
trustee % secure East Washington Savings
Bank, $500, years. pr cent seini-annually.
SCuare 42Ss-LOt .: Omar I. Nigh e. u. 70 Wash
ington Loan and Trust Company. trustee. 20
secure Equitable Cooperative Building Associa-
ton. 800
Ingleside-Lot IS. IN block Il; John T. ". Bowie 70
Alexande- NJ German and James R Elerson-
trustees TO secure Henrietta Sands 5000.
years PER cent. semi-annually-
Square 57l-Lot s; Mary A. ReardCn et vir 20 L
Cabel Williamson and George ". + Slater,
trustees 70 seure Isaac S. Lyon, $3.50, years,
6 per cent, semi-annually.
Square 57l-Isut 8: Mary A Reard0n e. vtr 20
Cos Spugnundi and William King. trustees.
10 secure Meyer Hahn 500 l year per cent
senli-anmally.
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Circnit Court No. :.

CHIEF JUSTICE CLABAUGR.
No. 700 Dutton a Co. rs. Parish e. al. leave
granted 20 have summons amended % name as
cxecutrix instead q administatTiT; summons or
dered quashed. Attorneys. Il. r. MJultJa and
John Ridcut--G. ". Cooper.
No. 55B. Hayes vs. Danenhowor; tuas 20 flo
transcript extended Attorneys. Il II. David-G.
W Drew and ". johnson.
No 5l956. Lang e al. " Richards 81 a. rule
discharged and petition dismissed Attorneys. A.
l. Shoemaker, MILAN & smith, and Andrew vii
son-E u. Thomas
No 1885, Adams VI CoumisSioner q Patents
and
No. 5I76G Adams vs. Sane; order Continuing
rule % show cause. &c. until further order Of
court. Attorneys. +. NJ. PhslpS-W. s Ruckman
and r f. Whitehead
No. fS92 Grf'th vs. Metropolitan Life Insurance
Company; motion for new trial aled. AttOrneyA
J. H. Wilson. r.. and +. z, Prztt-Bsry s. Minor
and II. 3. Rowland
Assignments for to-day;
No u. Bennett rs. Capital Traction Company,
Attorneys, Mather & sweeney-Pery & Sou and
Duulop.
No. a. Lincoln rs. Southern Construction Coun-
psny. Attorneys. Brown-DuyaH & DaridSe
No. LIZ McAriser vs.. LAsnor. Attorneys. Ham
ilton. Colbert, Yerkes & Neutrality-suspicious..
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Equity Court No. 1.

JUSTICE ANDEkSON.
In 70 adoption Of Margaret q. Ellis; decree a
October q 1909 modified
No, 2s515. Stewart vs.. StandishI pro c0nfeSo
ordered. Attorney. {. C. James
No. S5ll. Gould vs.. Gould reference % sIarninss.
Attorneys. G. A Berry and r. W. Downing-A- T.
Lerch.
No. 2SSl. FOX vs.. Pitchlynn; reference 20 auditor
Attorney +. II. ThomA
Assignment fer to-day:
No , Thomas examiner. ~ CuIlinans e al
Attorneys. Donaldson x ODonoShue - Colbert
Turner & Adkins
No o. ShepDerd - Sheppard. AttOrnsJN
Ambrose-Dayidge.
No q. YeSen -. Dallas - al, AtoVneys. Ham
ntcn Colbert Yerkes & Observation-Disclosures,
Baker & Loughran-
No. Q. TaueSssn Us. Tauoisen- Attorneys. Boys-
Oberlln.
No. 81. CusmAns vs.. CuEnans. Attorneys, Collins
s. ClArke-POllard.
No. s.. Souder 70. Hoover. AttornsyA Balde5ton
& Warnez-Wi lliams
No g. Taylor - Cunningham AteOrnsyS
Brown & Clagett-Millen q smith
No. O. Coleman vs. Jackson Ct al Attorney,
Ger.man.
No. G.. Robinson rs. Waysou- Attorney, DuttOn-
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As follows: NoS i. Is. y. l. original. %. 2. 2
=. SO land SD. and .
DISTRICT COURTS
Court OF Appeals.

Assignment Tor tOday-Specia calendar:
No. z Hsaley vs., Naroney. Attorneys. Lambert
ard Yeatrnan-ThomaS
Regular cali;
No gCS Brown - Sellridg, Attorneys. lam
bert and Yeatman-Gord1n. Davis & Gordon
No. 8i0. Macfarlaud e. al vs.. Umhau- Ator-
nsys. Th0mas-AIaddox & Galley.
No. 0I1 Dig vs. Commissioner Of Patents A.
formers Williams and Gresn--Ruckman-
Nc. 4l3 MadduU IS. Baltneau. Attorneys, Pat
nam and Robins0n-Lockwood. Fay. and RHnard-
son.
No. ND Lltuepage rs. Nsals Publishing Com
psny. Attorney CO1rad-
No. 221 Wickcrsham ~ Dubois. Attorneys.
McKeuney. Flaunery. and Hitz-COldren Penang
and Levin.
40. a2l White ct a. vs.. Connecticut General
LAfe Insurance Company. Attorneys. Mcneil and
Coihert-BOnd.
No a9. Great Falls and Old Dominion Railroad
Company vs. Hill Attorneys. Lambert, Leckie,
Fulton a. Cox.
No. Boo. Las Ooas Company - Davis e ali
No. 2IJ2 Davis et al. rs. Las Ooas Company.
Attorneys. J. ]. DarungJon-Putnam and Norton
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pcyscr & Taylor. and Downing Hamilton. Colbert,
Ycrkes 4 Hamilton.
No lg. Jones "a CanA AttornsTs Dan.
Peyser & Tayior-Howard q McNnmhU.
No 81. Lohr 20 al. Vs. Title Guaranty and Surety
Company. Attorneys. BalderstOu- Citing Cham
berlin
No. Is Sullivan ". Potomac Granite Company.
Attorneys. Hamilton Colbert. Ygkes & Hamilton
johnson.
No ~. Flrtune administrator Baltimore
and Ohio Railroad Company. Attorneys, J. Med.
Darlington ard Johus1n a. Pattsrs0u-Hamrtou-
No SO Armstrong ~ Liquid Paper Paczago
Company. Attorneys. Dan. PeySer & Taylor
Hayden
No. 49, Casper ". Capital TuCti0n Company.
Attorneys. WoH Rosenberg ard David-Po-Ty &
son and Dgnlcp.
No. l3 Lazy Is Palmer. Attorneys. Johnson-
RidUI-
No. l55. Staubus Is. Southern Railway Company.
Attorneys Pack, Hinton & Pack-HsmitCn-
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Adiudred I'm Contempt.

Justice Barnard yesterday adjudged
Louis R. Butts in contempt OF court for
nonpayment OF alimOny OF so to Emma
H. Butts on September l., and a like
amount on October ,. as ordered on April
80. II the money IS not paid to-day il
is ordered the defendant serve thirty days
IN ian
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Circuit Court No. L.

JUSTICE WRIGHT.
No $685.. Hamilton Brghtwood Railway Com
pany; Judgment on verdict, Attorneys, r. +. Down
ing and G. A Berry, J. Darlington.
No gOsST Merchants and Mechanics Savings
Bank vs. District Of Columbia; leave 20 amend
declaration granted. Attorneys, ]. J. Darlington
and ]. / Peyser-E. H. Thomas
No. 4922S Tyssowsh e al. vs.. Smith Company;
verdict for defendant. Attorneys. Nathaniel & U
r. WIIson--RslSton & siddons and A. s. Worth
ington-
No 4sZ7S Faulconsr ct al. vs. Mcdonald; case
stricken from calendar. Attorneys /. s. Perry
Hamilton, Colbert. Ysrkes & Hamilton
No 50S55. Windolph vs. National City Bank on
trial Attorneys, =. A. Bowen. ~. and W. G..
characterization & SiddonA
Assignment FOR to-day:
No. l55. 0norato rs. Baltimore and Ohio Rail-
road ConUany. Attorneys. p. z. Marshall. Dan.
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No gs9i. Margarst c. Talent, &c, ~ George
A. Talent q a. divorce Att0rneyA Capc-8 4
Wright.
No. 25,16 r. Holt Essley e al. - Thomas Il.
PiCsf1rd e al % rcScind contract u sale ard 20
establish trust A-turry John Ridout.
No. 26s36. Jesse G.. Garner vs. Mabel r Garner
e a.; divorce. Attorney. S. Y. Hayden.
No 2Ssg. Maria Y. Bradt e. a.. vs. Jennie ".
Bradt et al; partition. Attorney. E II. BsTiey.
No GS1s. William Il Wetzel "a Margaret y.
Wetzel e al partition. Attorney. L. p. Shesley.
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Probate Court.
JCSTICE BARNARD.


Estate Of Mary T. Adds; order granting letters
tes,amentary to Owen F, AIDS. Arthur T. Adds
and Bryan LAthroDi bond. $1,000. Attorney,
Chauncsy Hackett
Estate Of Pushrod Grssby; order appointing
GUARDIAN ad Item. Attorneys. Sheehy and Shelby
Estate Of Benjamin F. WSddy; petition for letters
Of administration Attorneys, Gordon and Gordon.
ESats Of FilliDDa E. Csulheld; will dated May
&C. 1908, Fled
Estate Of Benjamin F. BarroEs; order granting
letters Of administration 10 Charles +. Hsndler;
bond 500 Attorney. @. 7. Hendlsr.
Estate Of John NJ. Clapp; order for payment q
distributiTe share TO widow. Attorney. J. J. Oar
Nngton-
Estate Of George W. Harvey; assignment OF IN
terest Of Katherine V. and Charles V. stiles 10
Ellen Goldsmith Attorneys. Lyon and Lyon.
Estate Of Amos Samuel kimbal; petition for
letters Of administration. Attorney Henry P. Blair
Estate Of Samuel Gaddis; viii fled dated March.
1901 naming Jessie s. Hessy exocutrix.
Estate Of Susan B. johnson; certified COPY Of
order OF court at Texas. approving account
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Lawsuits.

No. 62o5i. Oscar Wilkinson ~ Fidelity and Cas-
ualty COMPANY; ccriorari Defendants attorneys.
Biruey & WOodard.
No. 5D66 Robert q shirn " John o. Evans
and A Ward Evans; account, 500 Attn-neyS
Pe1nebaksr, Carua & jones' ard G. c. Shinn.
No. 5O66 Schulos & Co W The Saks Fur
Company account, S. $50 Attorneys. RAlS,on h
Siddons and Richardson.
No. 516-. BENJAMIN +. Edwards IL William W.
Umbenhausr and Edmund X. Fox. note. 500 At
toTueys. MILAN & Smith.
No. 5l6S. Hayden Johnson and T. II. Patsuso1
W Washington Tobacco Company; appeal AttoT-
usys. II. johnson ard T. Il Patterson
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Criminal Court No. 2.
JUSTICE STAFFORD

JUSTICE bTAFfORD-
No, &E2 United States rs. Chaunceg L. Braut;
writ % habeas corpus returned served warden
O, United States penltenhary. Atlanta. Ga
No. a58l3 United States ". James Hampshire:
robbery and larceny; forfeiture sot aside and DO
PENDANT arraigned: plea not guilty
Assignment for November s United States 70.
Helurick Becker.
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District Petition.
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

No So United states ". Five Csses q Indis
Relish; Libel under pure food law. Attorney. d. w.
Baker.
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Equity Suits.

JUSTICE ANDERSON.
No. 40 In 70 Martin Bros.; order q referee as
20 Insurance approved.
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PNEUMONIA

klls is tens Of Thousands. GOWAFS
PREPARATION kills pbe4f1sz.a by de-
stTOyiUg Ire cc1Ees,icn a-j ILLUMINATION.
Quick T1lici Tor colds, CI0uP coughs. erpps.
pains and soTeoeCs ~ lgEss and throat
EYiemal an1 Aarciiess. AT dTuGsiSts.
Si.OG, SOc. Sc.
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BanIsruptcy Court.

Cox.
No So United States Va Five Gases India
Relish. order for writ 20 issue.
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District Court.

JUSTICE STAFFORD.
No. $50. United States va Gong Fang appeal
from United States Comnlissio1eE Taylori On hear
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Cars front 9th St. and NY. Ave,

Every quarter hour; pass Main Entrance Zoologcal
az Lake
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EDUCATIONAL.

.rENOGRAPHY, TypsWTitins. and NIsthenatS.
PANISH by native instructor. $50 per mo
THE MILTON SCHOOL,
Phone n. 800. lf3 y s. ~
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seems no reason to doubt that the
women's building may this year
receive from those to whom it is
dedicated such hearty acceptance
and endorsement as shall ensure its
permanent usefulness and familiar
ity to the progressive women of
South Dakota.
Mrs. A. d. Tinsley, of Sioux Falls
superintendent of the waman's
department of the fair, earnestly
desires not only that the ladies of
the state attend the fair but also
that as far as possible each of them
prepare an exhibit. With her crops
of able assistants she will gladly
render any aid the ladies may
desire. For entry blanks, premium
lists or any information write G. N.
McIlvaine secretary, Huron, South
Dakota.
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NEWSY STATE NOTES.

Overcome by heat while working in
his harvest field, Edward Born, far
mer living near Hazen, lost his reason
and before neighbors could secure med
ical aid he died of cerebral embolism.
The Crandall State bank, of Crandall,
town on the M. & st. L., was broken
into Thursday morning at $3.50, by four
men and robbed of 81 900 in currency
and about the same amount in checks
and other paper.
Two young men were drowned in the
Vermillion river southwest of Beresford
Monday afternoon. Arthur Peterson
son of H. P. Peterson, a clothier OF
Beresford, and George Robertson, son
OF Chris Robertson, farmer, were
swimming and were taken with cramps.
A Justice out at Rapid City won the
appreciation of every true sportsman the
other day when he gave fellow, con.
vlcted of dynamiting trout in Rapid
Creek, a hundred dollar fine. Rapid
Creek is one of the finest trout streams
in the state and the people out there
are determined to protect it from sein.
ers and dynamiters.
Jacob Nelson, foreman on the work
and Chas. johnson, steel laborer from
st. Paul, who were working on the
new capitol at Pierre, were both seri
ously injured Friday by scaffoldine
giving way, allowing them to droI
about twenty feet, a heavy steel bean
falling with and upcn them. Both were
taken to St. Mary's hospital for treat
ment. Both were seriously crushed, but
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Oriein Of the Oath.

Among the different nations the
mode Of administering the oath varies.
Formerly the custom was In this coun-
try by kissing the Bible. At the pres
ent time the more general manner is
by raising the right hand.
Among the many things for which
the world is indebted to the Jew Is the
mode of administering the oath. 1t
dates back to the days Of Abram, the
patriarch, who when offered by the
king Of Sodom to take the goods to
himself made answer, 81 have lift up
mine hand unto the Lord, the most
high God, the possessor Of heaven and
earth, that I will not take from a
thread even to a shoe latchet and that
I will not take anything that is thine
lest thou skouldst say. have made
Abram Detroit News-Tribune.
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A PRAYING Man.

When men begin their prayers with
20 thou omnipotent, omniscient, omni-
present, all seeing, ever living, bless
ed potentate, Lord God Jehovah!
should think they would take breath
Think Of a man in his family, hurried
for his breakfast, praying in such
strain! He has a note coming DUE and
II is going to be paid today, and he
feels buoyant, and he goes down on
his knees like a cricket on the hearth
and piles up these majestically NOV
ing phrases about God. Then he goes
ON to say that he Is sinner; he Is
proud to say that he is sinner. Then
he asks for his daily bread. He has
1t, and he can always ask for 1t when
he has 1t. Then he Jumps up and goes
over to the city. He comes back al
night and goes through a similar
wordy form Of evening prayer" and
he is called "a praying man." A pray
ing man? I might as well call myself
an ornithologist because 7 eat chick
en- once in awhile for dinner.-Henry
Ward Beecher.
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unless internal injuries develop it is
said they will soon recover.

unless internal injuries develop it is
said they will soon recover.
The first fatal auto accident in that
part of the country occurred Sunday in
Sully county northwest of Okobojo,
where the machine driven ~ K. A.
West, a real estate dealer of Pierre,
baked on steep hill and running back
down turned turtle, pinning Miss
Helen Kingman under the machine and
crushing her to death. Mr.. West
suffered broken leg, bat the other
members of the party escaped by
jumping
The Black Hills was visited by a very
damaging rain and wind storm Satur-
day, which washed out 800 yards of
track on the Northwestern and two
bridges on the Burlington, thereby cut
ting Deadwood off from the outside
world, as it is expected there will be no
trains running for at least twenty-four
hours Fall river went out of its banks,
spreading out over the lowiands, doing
considerable damage.
The Indians on the Cheyenne river
reservation have just been presented
with fine lot of horses, cattle and
equipment of farming implements by
the government in lieu of cash pay.
ments for lands. Iu few days there
will be commenced at the agency the
distribution of $4,000 of annuity
money, which means over $40 head
for all Indians on the reserve, young or
old. The merchants along the boarders
of the reserve are laying in stocks of
goods for reaping of the harvest.
The State Bank of LeBeau and its
cashier, w. L. Merrick, have been
made defendants in libel action
started by @. j. Nelson, a druggist of
that place, the case to come up at the
| November term of court for Walworth
county. Mr.. Nelson has retained a
| Watertown law firm to prosecute his
case and claims $40, 900 as damages done
his business by the needless Quitting
in" of the bank officials into his affairs
and spelling his credit with his whole
salers
j. w. Fowler, a well known Dead.
wood attorney and member of the last
legislature, has written Governor Yes
sey asking him to call special session
of the legislature this winter to pass an
income tax law to be submitted to the
vote of the people of South Dakota.
Judge Fowler is an advocate of the
income tax as outlined by some of the
insurgent members of congress, ard
believes that such measure would be
acceptable to the people of this state.
The governors position on the question
is not known.
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Money Getters.

''Do you think 1t pays TO send our
sons to collegef Do they obtain the
practical experience in money getting
that is so necessary In these daysT
"Well. judging from the experience
/ have had with my son. should say
they did. His practical experience N
money getting increases with every
letter that receive from him"
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Had Them Tested.

The loss and recovery Of $4,000
pearl necklace recall the story Of a
similar experience which New York
woman had after the last Old Guard
ball. She also missed her necklace
when she arrived at her home, and
the next day It was brought to her by
a woman who had shared her car
rage ON her way home. Handing the
necklace to her friend, the finder said
$50 glad I found II. We always
thought they were real."-New York
Tribune.
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s.rdou,s Opinion Of Women.

have, said sardou, the highest opin-
ion Of the fair sex. consider women
superior to men in almost everything.
They possess the intuitive faculty to
an extraordinary degree and may al
most always be trusted to do the right
thing in the right place. They are full
of noble instincts and, though heavily
handicapped by fate. come well out Of
every ordeal. You have but to turn to
history to realize the truth Of what
saw
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1909-08-19

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In Berlin q really serious effort II
being made to introduce colored even
Ing dress for men, and 10 far the IA
vorite color seems to be the very
deepest shade Of violet. which Is no
obtrusivs and is yet effective. In tht
smart restaurants in Berlin sewers,
colored suits have been seen. SONS
being Of dark blue, one or two Of
brown, and at least one Of maroon
English do not readily adopt fashions
that come to them from the continent
the Hamburg hat being the most no
tiesable exception to the rule, There
seems to them q suggestion of comic
opera about them. But as we have sc
long discussed the desirGbility Of col
cred evening dress II may be that our
men may adopt this mode. although II
Is made in Germany. ous feels sure
men will be warmly encouraged by our
SEE II they do break away from the
conventional suit Of solemn black"