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The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1910-06-01

King 1T cured me" or "It saved ,no
life of my child" are the expressions
YOU hear every day about Chamgo.
lain's Collie. Cholera and Darrhoea
remedy. This is true the world owe.
where this valuable remedy has been
introduced No other medicin. in use
Tor diarrhoea or bowel complaints has
received such general appru.., Tie
StClet OF the success of Cambar>ain q
Colic, Cholera and DiarrhOeA Remedy
Is that it cures. Sold by LaureuS Nrug
Co.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1910-06-01

Chamberlam's Stomach and Liver
IaDletS Will brace up the nerves. ban
ish sick headache; prevent despond-
ency and invigorate the whole sys-
TEN. Sold by Laurens Drug Co.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1910-06-01

Bucks Cook Stoves "Are Best" if
YOU are not already using one let us
fit YOU up. We have any size or price
TIA; you may want
s. NJ. & Il. III. Wilkes e. Co.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1910-06-01
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IAN INDEPENDENT KINGDOM"

the Columbia State to farmers asking
them to tell why they are such. Mr.
Jared ID. Sullivan writes from Laurens
as follows:
In reply to yours OF recent date
would say that certainly admire and
appreciate the advance YOU are en-
deavoring 10 make along agricultural
improvements. 1t will make your
valued paper more valuable to the
reading public and especially to the
farmers. WHO feed and clothe the
world and who are very conservative
people. and who. until recent years.
have received very LITTLE attention from
the legislation of the government. both
state and National. You ask me why
ioVe the farm when | was boy. as
many of my ancestors had done before
me, and they met with success. and be-
lleVed in their sons being taught to
work to be industrious ana thrifty as
the best means to prevent the sowing
of wild oats and reaping what they
SOW.
Farming is mo nrsi c,;;;,,. .,,.,., ,,.on
had 1t was n necessity and ,,v.,r.
will be To drinl; the woto, of .,u,.o,;,,,
springs and NOT out of croo,,. ,a
rivers often Diluted with o,,,n u.,,i,,, =,
many wavs is iniurioub ,o man ,o,ao,,
at nature as il goes tbrouob -. ~
changes. as the seosuns como ord uo.
to live in vo,,r lit,lo r;;rodo, ;,,a
pendent to lool, at Tho ,roa.. -, ,ho
gentle south wind blows thon, into
buds. oueninp them cnd tho ,,,n;
of tile pine which is so soothiu. and
delightful. to see nature in all il, ,o
ried forms and hucs as tbn vo,r ,d
vances with it's golden bo,vos, of co
reals. cotton and fruits. to no rouovcA
from the troubles and Ills oro,ber moo
pie. the professional man ana mon
chant are hourly ana doiIv hrou.h, in
contact with; to he rree from ,bo o,.u,
ana vices which are ALWAYS more ,.o,
alant in more congestod centres ,o
be able to develop man noth uhv.i,,,
and mental ..n,, n,..r q" ,,,
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1910-06-01
DairicS in LaurcnH.

we EaNe in this county at least eight
darleS and thousands upon thousands
oi pounds OF butter is shipped out OF
TINS county yearly. The town of GRAY
Court alone is shipping $500 yearly.
chickens and eggs and turkeys are
shipped. Fine herds of Jerseys and
other best breeds of cattle are seen all
over the county, also the best breeds
OF hogs. One farmer netted $500 ON
a 20-acre Bermuda farm: another $50
per acre with Herds grass. Others
are making Irish potatoes from the
second crop to sell and feed them all
the spring Immense quantities of
fruits and vegetables arc canned and
to get a good meal all you have TO do
Is to go to the country Yon know of
the manufactures we have and of our
hne rock Quarries and other industries.
We are getting a better citizenship cv-
cry year The people are being edu-
Gated along all lines Enthusiastic
for better schools and longer terms
and better teachers, Truly. we have
great country and a grand people
Jared d. Sullivan.
Laurens, S. G.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-02-11
SolapeNa.

bre, que no tengan los mas elementa-
les derechos en- su propio pals,
Y del SenadO no hablemos. Tn Sc
nado asi no era 10 que pediamos. Una
nueva legion de bur6cratas es 10 que
Sc crea en- virtud de esa ley contra la
energica.
La vida de la colonia, cada vez mas
dera de cruel augusta.
La protesta inutil Sc alzara de nuevo,
en- lamentaci6n del engano sufrido, Y
la irresponsabilidad arbitraria seguira
imponiendo SUI vOluntad Y su capricho
la isla olvidada.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-02-11

La inspirada cOlncidencia,
implica simb0lo eternO,
que grabaran los b0rtCnGS
con imb0rrable letrerO
la insensatez de una raza
neur0tica, persiguiendo
finalidades indignas,
traS muchOs OfrecimientOs,
que significan desh0nra
en- los mundiales cOnciertos;
w.. de otra parte las almas
do solos cOnserva el genio,
la cultura su morada,
su alcaZar ell pensamlento.
donde tesOros del arre
guardanse en- rico joyero,
dando de prOpia grandeza
d las almas SentimientoS
para que olga la historic,
con caracteres del fuego
ell carinO de la raza
por las almas y ell progreso,
Y Sc sepa en ell future
quienes son malos 0 bucnoS,
quienes son humanitarios,
y quienes. viles logreros
S1Innot,0
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-02-11
Domingo Orosco.

timonio de la ilustracion y espfritu
p1blico &c los mencionados funciona-
rios, y II mejor refutacion de la idea
que parece prevalecer en- los Estados
Unidos, indicando que las clases illus
tradas de Puerto Rico no Sc tomau in
teres mas que los asuntos politicos. Ell
doctor Stahl no di6 informes desfayo-
rabies mas que de dos 6 tres poblacio.
mes en- las cuales no fue satisfactorios
ell trabajo preliminar; pero en- dos de
estas ell fracaso fue solo comparative.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-02-11
NOt0 del dI0

Lo que Sc conocia anticipadamente de
la recommendation que haria al CongresO
de Washington ell presidente Taft, con
arreglo las ndicaciones y a los infOr-
mes de Mr.. Dickinson, como resuitadO
de su vista q la isla, va era bastante
para tener un criteriO pesimista y ex-
perimentar un desalcntadOr desencantO
Nunca fuer0n grandeS, nj regulares
siquiera, las esperanzas puestaS en- el
acierto de la tutoria que nos gObierna,
pero con estar prevenidos prepara-
dos toda sorpresa dolorosa, no ha de
.jado de causarnos impression de amar
gura ell conOcimiento de esa reforma que
Sc pide para nosotr0s, y que vendra
seguramente como Sc pide, va que pare
&c por todas las trazas del asunto, que
es un plan madurado de antemano, el
que ahora Sc empieza a pOner en- prac
tica.
Francamente, la realidad excede a to-
das las previsiones pesimistas.
POrque era dad0 esperar. pOnlend0se
en- 10 peor, que los pOderes naclonaies
que tienen en- Slls manOs la suerte de la
cOlonia, Sc hicieran los sordos, aparen-
tando seguir creyendo en- la farsa de la
preparation y dejasen las cosas como
eStan.
NADIA de reformaS democraticas, na-
da de concesi0nes justicieras, NADIA de
reparadoras indemnizaciones, pero 10
menoS que no Sc pusieran las c0Sas peor
de 10 que estan, que no Sc enmendase
el regimen en- sentidO raccionariO, como
parece que Sc va hacer, segun tOdas las
senales que Sc adyierten.
Falazmente Sc nos habla, como para
fascinarnos, de la reforma de I'm Sena-
do elective y de la concession de La ciu-
dadania americana. Esas son las gran
des conquistas, dira ell optimismo infan-
til, que no aquilata nj anaIiza las cosas,
sino que las acepta y las admira p0r Ell
nOmbre sOnoro que tengan.
El Senado la ciudadania
Pero es que Sc ngllran los hombres
que maneJan nuestras cosas desde Was
hingtOn, que ell pals, mejor dichO, la
parte minima del pals, que quiere la ciu-
dadania, es por ell honor del tratamient0
o pOrque ese honor representa- Q debe re
presentar la conquista de otros muchos
derechos y prerrogativas de que por 10
visto Sc despOia la ciudadania con
feccionada para la exportaci6n?
ST la ciudadania no ha de traer al
pals sus derechOS mathematics, para
cue Sc quiere nj gui6n ha de aceptarla,
81 leJos de aumentar la escasisima in
terVenci0n que Ell la actualidad sc le
reconoce a los nativos en- sus propios
asuntos, Sc lie regatea y Sc lie merma, en-
ei prOyecto va preSentado la Camara
baja de Washington?
Los que aspiran la ciudadania la
piden porque Sc figuraban que al tener-
la adquiririan de hecho una condici6n
igual ia de los ciudadanos america
nos que vienen de Norteana6rica.
Pero 81 no ha de ser asi, que puede
importa nadie que sc lie ceneeda una
'cludadania que ha de sOlicitar previa-
tn ha II
una situaci6n de dependencia respecto
de los bur6cratas ex6ticos que seguiran
yinieado, titulo de mentOres. 4 ini-
ciarnes en- la practica de los nuevos me-
todOs y segair despOjando los natl
vos de s,ls atribuciones -propiase
Triste .condici6n la de un0s ciudada-
nos de nombre, exelusivsmente de mona
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-02-11
Plato del d1a

ESpnGs Y pores
En- medic de las angustias
que padecen los riquenos
de las almas en- ell f0ndo,
quemadas a fuegO lento
p0r las brutales ret0ynaS
de los sicariOs m0dernOs.-
que, en- la mentira inspirados.
con rabia glacial fundieron
los odiOs de los enanoS
Y la infamia de los necioS,
para altar de la raz6n
los no marchitos alientOs -.
en medic las impresiones
que calientan los cerebroS,
los corazOnes agltan,
Y destruyen los ensuenos .
anoche... un sopl0 de dlcha,
de sana cultura el beso.
una racha de artc puro,
aromas de horlfero.
algo que daba la vida,
Sc sinti0 en- ell Coliseo,
al darse la 0bra forjada
en- modes aureos del genio
Y repujada en- brillantes,
con engastes de GRO uiej0.
que Ell eScena sc cOnOce
como tioraci6n de ingenio,
por bellas Flores de Ot0aO,
flores de vigor eterno.
Anoche con mas primores,
con coloridos mas bellos,
con mas delicado aroma.
con mas ingenioso esmero,
surgieron, ante fulgOree,
de los subiimes talent0s
de la trouppe de PinoThuillier
reyes de un Arte supreme.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1910-10-13
FATHER and CHILD
LOOSE THEIR LIVES
WHEN HOME BURNS
Former Merrill, Ia, People Meet
/: Sad Fate on Farm in
(. Central Dakota.

Artesian. s. D.. Oct. 10.--A midnight
plre on tn farm OF John Tullis. near
this place. consumed the home Of the
Tullis family and the father and q
daughter lost their lives in the burning
building. The bodies have been taken
to the former home at Merrill. Ia, for
burial.
! There were FIVE people, including
lTullis, his daughter and three sons,
sleeping in the house when the alarm
WAS given. The boys escaped from
the lower part OF the house. but the
father and daughter, who slept up
stairs, were not reached. After the fire
had burned out. the charred bodies
were found at place corresponding to
the head of the stairs, and II Is sup
posed that they were awakened by the
fire and started to make their escape,
but found 1t impossible to descend to
the lower room because of the flames.
Their bodies were charred to a point
where they were hardly recognizable
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1910-10-13

It II generally believed that the
great clay belt in northern Ontario,
covering some 30,000,00 acres Of land,
u destined to become the home Of mil
lions Of prosperous settlers. A dem
Dnstrntion farm has been formed In
that region by the Ontario govern
ment with a view Of testing the ca
pabilities Of the soil and climate. The
first crop to be grown on the farm
was planted this year, and the result
by settlers and others. as a number
OF varieties of the different kinds of
grain are being grown with view to
demonstrating those most suited to
that part Of Ontario. At present there
IL every Indication that any Of the va
rietiee grown In southern Ontario can
be successfully grown in the north Of
the Irovince.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1910-10-13

Boxing was introduced in England in
the earlier part Of the 18th century, its
Arst practitioner being John Brough-
ton, who kept booth for exhibitions
In Tottenham Court road, London.
and rules were drawn up August 10,
1743. The vogue was due to the de-
cline Of sword combat exhibitions in
the reign of George I. Broughton him.
self was the first who stood In the po-
sitton of champion, distinction which
ne held for Is years. but eventually
was Knocked out by a butcher named
Slack. Broughton was a great pet of
the duke OF Cumberland, who took
the pu9iiist with him to Berlin, when
he declared himself ready to take on
the entire regiment OF Grenadier guards
there 'sifshe were only allowed O break
inst between each two battles"
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1910-10-13
DAKOTA FARMER is
KILLED WHEN TEAM
SHES AT MACHINE
Saves His Little Boy by Throw.
ing Him Out of Range Of
Panic Stricken Team.

Worthing, s. D., Oct. IL. Frank
Hart farmer residing south of here
Is dead as the result OF a runaway. He
and his little son started for town
Saturday afternoon riding on the rum
ming gear OF a wagon on which there
was no box. The team became right
ened ut q passing automobile and ran
away. Mr.. Hart succeeded In saving
his boy by throwing him outside the
way of the wagon before the team got
under Roadway, but was not fortunate
enough to make his own escape. When
the Infatuated team dashed to one side
he was thrown from the wagon. falling
under the wheels which passed over
him as ne still retained his grip on the
reins. He was crushed and bruised by
the wheels, fatal internal injuries being
sustained and he died yesterday after
suffering indescribable agony.
Mrs. Hart, wife of the stricken man,
was visiting at points in Iowa, but has
been informed of the tragic occurrence
and will arrive home today.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1910-10-13
RAILROAD IS HELD
At Bay BY PLUCkY
GIRL HOMESTEADER
Miss Sallee's Claim Forms q Gap
Which the Northwestern
Cannot Close.

Colome, 8. D.. Oct. S.--By avoiding
personal service of notice for con-
demnation proceedings young woman
homesteader, Miss Eleanor Sallee, is
causing material delay In the extension
of the Northwestern line to this point
and may cause Colome to continue as
an inland town until next spring.
Practically all of the grading Of the
Northwestern extension is completed
from Dallas to Colome and It is claimed
construction trains would now be run
ming in here but for the delay In get
ting a right of way across Miss Sallee's
claim. In forcing the railroad company
to resort to publication service 1t is
possible that freezing weather may In
terfere. with this piece of work and
cause 1t to be delayed until next spring.
Through a contest Miss Sallee got the
claim filed on by Otto Schneider, OF
Mitchell, s. D., who had No. In the
Trip county drawing. Tho railroad
company had made settlement with
Schneider, but Miss Sallee declined to
be governed by that settlement and was
upheld by the court In this decision.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1910-10-13
COMMISSIONER DECLARES
DRUGS BELOW STANDARD

vermillion, s. D., Oct. S.-Professor
A. N. Cook, OF the State university,
state chemist, has just issued his re-
port on the analysis Of samples Of
drugs taken from every county in the
state. The report indicates great
variances from the prescribed stand
ards Of the United States pharmaco-
poeia. For example, In one solution
used extensively by physicians, one
sample reached a mark two and one
half times stronger than 1t should be.
However, of 46 samples Of this solu-
ton only five are above the standard.
and the balance below. Many samples
reveal about two-thirds of standard
strength. and one less than one-half.
The difhculties and dangers Of pre-
scribing by physicians under this con-
dition are readily seen.
Professor Cook in the report which is
mailed to all the druggists an the state
warns them against conditions. and
that they should only buy guaranteed
goods in order to avoid prosecution.
Last week several drug dealers were
apprehended in the state who were
selling stock foods which did not con-
tain on the labels the various ingred-
tents Of the foods.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1910-10-13
SUPERINTENDENT ON TICKET
WITHOUT A CERTIFICATE

Pierre, s. D., Oct. 1.-THE supreme
court yesterday denied the application
for a writ Of prohibition to prevent the
auditor OF Day county from placing the
name Of ]. H. Hetley on the ballot as
a candidate for superintendent Of
schools. The application charged that
Hetlev was not qualified under the law
to take the place. The finding Of the
court in effect Is that the question OF
eligibility cannot be raised until an in
eligible party attempts to do the du-
ties Of the office. Merely being cam
didate Is no certainty the candidate
will ever attempt to assume the duties
as no election may be secured.
The court affirmed the lower court
in the case Of the state We. Tom Barnes,
declared guilty Of horse rustling in
Stanley county and given sentence
Of three years.
It reversed the lower court and
grants a new trial on the case Of Carl
Jacobs, sentenced for life from Meade
county on a charge Of numbering Ell
ba Roberts, a young woman.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1910-10-13
STATE TREASURER RECEIVES
S261,663 FOR MONTH

Pierre, s. D.. Oct, S--The total re-
ceipts in he ONCE Of the state treas
urer for the month Of September were
1851 ,563.43. The disbursements for the
month were $191,67887, leaving bal
ance on hand Of 1898 ,606.61 In all funds.
The balance in the general fund at the
close of the month was $51,78016, in
dicating that before long the practice
of registering warrants will have to be
instituted until the receipts from the
December tax collections will raise the
funds in the treasury and enable the
treasurer to pay cash for warrants.
The total receipts from the September
tax collection, comprising reports from
all but one county in the state, reached
S88,272.18.
The state received during the month
from interest on deferred payments,
leases and interest on permanent funds
loaned for the institutions. $149,029.05.
or this amount the common school
fund received 127.45S.58. The amount
realized from deferred payments on
the sale of lands during the month was
$15,372.50.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1910-10-13
DAKOTA TO QUARANTINE
INFANTlLE PARALYSIS

Pierre, 8. d. Oct. 10-The spread OF
'infantile paralysis in this state has at
tracted the attention Of the state board
of health, who will turn their attention
to checking the disease. o. N. Hoyt,
superintendent of the state board. has
ISSUED circular to the county superin-
,tendents of health which reads as fol-
lows:
This will notify all county, superin-
Itendents Of health in South Dakota
that at a recently called meeting Of the
state board Of health of South Dakota,
it was decided and Is hereby ordered,
that those afflicted with infantile par
ialysis shall be quarantined and that
the rules for guidance in this disease
shall be those adopted by the state
board OF health of Iowa, a copy Of
which is herewith enclosed.
"All cases Of the above disease will
be included in q monthly health re-
ports to this officG'
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1910-10-13
THREE RoBBERiEs ARE
REPORTED IN BLACK HILLS

Deadwood. S. D.. Oct. 8.-Robberies
and holdups have been frequent the
last few days. A night attempt made
to rob the safe Of the Armour Packing
company was frustrated by the appear
ance of all officer. At Spearfish bur-
glars broke into the Burlington & Mis-
souri, station and ransacked the office.
taking $75 from the cash drawer but
overlooking package Of jewelry in the
same building.
At Lead two employees of the Amer
lean Clothes Cleaning company sud-
denly left, and after their departure
clothes and other articles of value in
the building were missed. Warrants
for the arrest of Louis Noteworthy and
George b. Williams were issued as a
result.
At Terry Ernest Griffith and Ray
White were arrested charged with hold
ing up John Sukulo and Richard Wal
ter at the point of a revolver and rob-
bling them Of about SO in cash.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1910-10-13
Totals 49,. .2.slo75o $4,000


An analysis Of the foregoing will in
dictate that the Sioux and lower Jim
valleys have the best crop In several
years, while the upper Jim and the
upper Missouri regions are far below
the average for the past flve years.
Taking Brown county as an illustra-
ton, for five years preceding this her
wheat crop has averaged 2,956, 900 BUSH
els as against only 1.645,000 this year,
and the same relative discrepancy ap-
pears In the big wheat counties OF
Sphinx, Marshall, Edmunds, Mcpherson
and Faux. On the other hand the
southeastern counties are away above
their average. The average per acre Is
about 121s bushels this year and for
five years 1t has been a trifie above
Is bushels.
A great deal Of winter wheat has
been grown in the southern counties
and the yield Is splendid, some fields
going as high as 80 bushels per acre.
or oats we have grown 41,000,000
bushels, against 44,000,000 in 1909. but
last year was a very poor oats year.
OF barley we have 1883, 600, about L.
600, 900 less than year ago, when only
a light crop was grown. The
acreage this year Is reduced because
of the poor crop last year which dis
courag ed farmers from sowing as free
ly as usual. The quality of all crops
this year Is superb.
The cash value of these three crops
for the respective years, based on prices
current in South Dakota, as of October
in each year. Is as follows:
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1910-10-13
LITTLE GIRL AGiTATES
RATTLESNAKE IN OVEN

Belvidere. S. D.,Oct. 10-Ethel
Thode, aged 2, whose parents
reside on a ranch on White riv-
er, near here, had an interesting
adventure with a rattlesnake.
The little girl was playing in the
screened porch Of her home. On
the porch was standing an old
gasoline oven, the door of which
was buttoned shut. The child
had hammered and pounded the
oven until a peculiar noise on
the inside Of the oven attracted
the attention Of Mrs. Thode, who
was working in room just off
the porch. The mother went to
the oven and opened 1t to see
what made the unusual noise.
Her surprise was great when
she discovered a large rattle
snake inside the oven. The rat
tier was in an Infatuated condi-
ton, due to the pounding Of the
child on the oven, and was
ready for battle the instant the
door was opened. Mrs. Thode
jumped back In time to escape
being struck by the fangs of the
reptile. which finally was driven
from its refuge and killed.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1910-10-13
DULUTH WANTS PLACE IN
DAKOTA RATE CONTENTION

Dell Rapids. s. D.Oct. 10.-The South
Dsicta board Of railroad commission
,ers is in session here today, together
with Chas. Macdonald, secretary OF the
Duluth board of trade, and Mr.. Hall,
the executive manager Of the Duluth
Traffic association. These gentlemen
are representing the interests of Du-
luth, which desires the South Dakota
board to amend it's complaint fled with
the Interstate Commerce commission,
asking a reduction of freight rates on
grains from South Dakota points to
the primary grain markets OF Minneap-
'olis, Chicago, Milwaukee and Omaha,
Ito include Duluth as one Of the primary
markets to be affected.
(; The hearing on the complaint Is to
he held at Aberdeen next Monday, Oc-
ltober 10. when the Interstate Commerce
commission will meet there for the pur-
pose, and 1t is expected that the COM
lplaint will be amended to include Du-
iluth, as requested by the representa-
jtives Of that city.
4. The case is attracting considerable
attention, and is regarded as one Of
much Importance.