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An Ink Point.

A girl bookkeeper displayed fingers
black and unstghtly with ink stains.
Nov look" she said.
And. dipping her fingers in water.
she rubbed the head of match over
them. The result was magical The
sulphur removed the stains as easily
as dust cloth removes dust.
Isn't that a good idea?" she said.
"A chemist taught it me. Thanks to
1t, l never have to 90 home with inky
fingers"
The Glenwood post., 1910-04-30
Clever,

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cestor came over on the Mayflower."
But thought they proved to her
that there was no such name On the
kayhower registerr"
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was q stowaway."
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$3.50 Lab I5c.
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If In . m"mcut "f desperation
other cut o,ir prices, We In turn
cut again aud again thereafter
gN often ~ n"rr>sary tn sustain
the NH"N reputation Of UNDER
selling supremacy.
The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1910-10-28
PERKINS COUNTY GIRL
VISITS HOME IN CANTON

Canton Leader: Miss Carrie Han.
son, former resident of Canton. but
now the owner OF fine homestead in
Arrowhead Valley, Perkins county
not far from the new railroad town
OF Faith, arrived in Canton Sunday
for home visit as we'll as a VISIT
with her many friends. Miss Han.
son was a Leader correspondent
before leaving for Perkins county
and now her very interesting letters
from Arrowhead Valley are highly
appreciated by Leader. readers. she
brought along number Of interest
Ing Kodak views Of the county and a
big potato, raised BY her brother
Charlie, to show that the dry season
didn't affect vegetables. She also
had the rattles of snake she killed
and for Lewis Larson's information
states that her watermelons were
fine. but the cows, ETC., did the bus
mess. She will remain in Canton for
two weeks and will then return to
her farm, overcoat or no svercoat.
The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1910-10-28
CANNOT CONVICT
UNDER EVIDENCE
in THE OPINION OF SPECTATORS
THE JURY MUST RENDER
VERDICT OF ACQUlTTAL.
CR|PPEN's COUNCIL .SuRE
Doctor Severely Cross Examined by
His Attorney, II. ID. Muir, and
Bears Up Well.

Loadon, Oct. 21.-Crippen, after
severe choss examination by r. D.
Muir, his counsel, left the stand COLI
fident that he had convinced the jury
Of his innocence. The spectators say
that the jury cannot convict under
the evidence.
The defense in the Crippen case
introduced various medical experts
who swore that the alleged scar
found on the flesh in the Crippen
home was not a scar. 1t is upon the
scar that the crown hopes to Nidenti-
fy the body and convict Crippen.
The defense rested and Solicitor
Tobin commenced summing up to the
jury. The case will likely reach the
jury tomorrow noon.
The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1910-10-28
NEW YORK MONIED MEN
COME IN ON SPECIAL.
inspect the Workings of the Golden
Reward Mine at Terry and
Leave at II O'clock.

A special train over the North
western. on board of which was
President J. T. Harahan Of the I'LL
nsfs Central railroad, c. A. Peabody,
A. G. Hackstaff, ]. A. Auchenclaus
and John Jacob Aston. all monied
men Of New York. Cornelius Van
derbtlt did not come up with the
party. but left the train at Omaha.
The special came in at o'clock this
moraing and stopped near the North
western depot. This morning at Z
o'clock the party was taken in q
special train on the narrow guage to
Terry. where they inspected the
workiags Of the Golden Reward
mine. Accompanying them to Terry
w9e Supt, L. N. Costley and Com
nsrcfai Agent =. =. Benjamin. Of
rhe Northwestern: President N. e.
NaAklia, Of the First National
bank: Hea1 schnitssl, supt. Of this
Gsfaea Reward. and F. r. Baldwin.
The party was much impressed with
the Hills and especially with the
wsrkiags Of the mine and the other
evtdeaces Of wealth that here
absSad. They were also much Inn
pressed with eur beautiful little
city.
The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1910-10-28
LOWER TRIBUNAL AFFIRMED
STANLEY COUNTY WINS.
Authorities Held to Have Right =
Seize Cattle in Settlement Of
Claim Against St0ckman.

Pierre, S. D., Oct. 21.-The SUI
preme court this afternoon modified
and affirmed the decision of the low
er court of Stanley county in the case
OF Corbin Morse VS.. Stanley county.
and George Post, treasurer. This
suit was started by the authorities
of Stanley county selling live stock.
the property of Morse, for taxes for
the year 1904. Morse brought suit
against the county to prevent the
collection, and when the case came
up for hearing the county came in
with claim for taxes on live stock
of the value of $4,000 for all the
years from 1898 to 1903 inclusive.
as we'll as for 1904 The lower court
sustained the contention of the coun-
ty, but the supreme court has only
affirmed the finding so far as the
1904 taxes are concerned, but the
decision evidently leaves the way
open for, suit to collect for all the
other years in which Morse was hold
Ing live stock in Stanley county, and
II the county goes after the taxes
claimed for such years. they will UNI
doubtedly have good case SO far az
the actual value of the property in
the county for the various years is
concerned. This decision will mean
q great deal where cattle owned by 4
resident OF one county are held in
another county. The home ranch Of
Morse is in Pennington county, bpt
q large number of his cattle ranged
In Stanley. Justice Haney dissents
from the finding of the court.
The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1910-10-28
WENT OUT FOR STROLL LAST
NIGHT. AND RETURNED IN
BADLY BATTERED CON.
BlT1I}N.
FRIENDS say An ASSAULT
senator Says 10 Was Hit BY an Auto
OF Cazrfsge-Fanily Called
to His Bedside.

New York. Oct. 21.-Senator Nell
son ". Aldrich of Rhode Island, is
slowly recovering at his apartments
at $40 Park Ave. fron mysterious
accident or assault last night. tle
vent cut Tor It stroll On prominent
street after dinner. He returned
With cut head bruised arm. clothes
in. rags. He said he was hit by al
auto or carriage. His friends think
1e was assaulted. His family have
,'eep Gale. 10 his bedside.
The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1910-10-28

ainst the CROOKED DEAL Of the RxD
Rule League of South Dakota, mas
querading as a Home Rule League, en-
deavoring, to defeat a SQUARE DEAL
Ito the $4,000 TAXPAYING FARM
ERS now disfranchised.
CONCLUSION.
County Option means LOSS of colo
mixers and ten day men, LOSS of boot
leggers and blind piggers, LOSS Of GER
ruption in politics, LOSS of brewery
bosses and foreign domination, LOSS
of barriers between city and country
people, LOSS of saloon minority con-
troll, LOSS of disfranchisement to far
ners. LOSS of gambling dens and
bawdy houses.
BUT
GAIN to legitimate trade, GAIN Of
County Home Rule, GAIN Of square
deal to the farmers, GAIN to legiti-
mate industries, GAIN to thousands Of
wage earners Saturday night and their
families. GAIN to the property owners,
GAIN in farm values, GAIN to leRiti-
mate business. GAIN to cities, GAIN to
counties, GAIN of majority rule, GAIN
of Ono taxation without representa-
tion, GAIN Of enfrsnchisement of the
farmer, GAIN of equal rights at the
ballot box, GAIN of so per cent Dr.
| CREASE in taxes for court docksts,
court stenographers, the boarding ek
prisoners, taking care of the salooas
annual crop.
The County Option Law will appear
at the head of the long ballot.
VOTE YES! VOTE YES! VOTE YKSl
The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1910-10-28
Young Fellows Struck by a Train
While Sleeping on Railway
Track

Rapid City, s. D., Oct. 20
Joseph Sherman and Jimmie Means,
Indian boy students of the govern
ment Indian school at this place,
were struck by an east bound Mil
waukoe passenger train, six miles
west of Scenic. Sunday morning at
O'Clock. The boys, with four 9TH
ers. had run away from the school
to attend an lndian celebration at
scenic. When near their destina-
ton they laid down on the track to
sleep. When the train came along
four of the boys got out of the way.
but two failed to awaken in time.
Sherman was killed instantly and
Means was hurt SO badly that he died
Monday afternoon at 4 o'clock at the
hospital in this city.
The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1910-10-28
WOMAN CAN ELEVATE
MAN TO WORTHY POSITION,

(By DR.. Madison c. PeteTs.)
In this age of civilization and
progress the Intercourse OF the sexes
is indispensable TO the welfare 81
society at large.
Both must take their places in the
ranks and keep abreast and sheul.
der to shoulder in the march for
the cause of humanity.
They have mutual responsibilities.
and each part to perform to COZ
tribute to the whole and add to the
sum total of happiness ans! progress
Woman can elevate man to a 20.
sition worthy of his destiny; man
can exercise an influence over wona1
to those heights of perfection where.
on she becomes the exelnplar for ali
to initiate in nobility. goodness and
virtue.
Man in return has done much fol-
woman. He has broadened and
deepened her outlook on life. She
imbibes from him a winder concep.
ton Of things and a more tolerant
view in her ideas and opinions OF
life. She Sees a larger perspective
beyond the narrow vista through
which she looks when alone.
A story is told of an Italian noble.
man who In early life married a
beautiful but wicked woman. His
life was blighted and he made q
vow that he would never have ausht
to do with womankind again. He
had an only son, and the father re-
solved that this boy should never set
eyes upon a woman until he woula
be a fuli-grown man and therefore
wise enough to take care oflainsn1s.
The son was shut up In a castle until
he was twenty-one and then the
father brought him out to a great
banquet IN honor OF the occasion.
Many beautiful women were present
and as the youth had never seen the
sex before ne asked:
"Who are these beautiful crea-
tures?"
"They are devils. black-eye1
devils" replied the father. ri have
had experience with one of their
kind and they are dangerous. If ysu
want to be happy keep away frsa
them forever"
At the feast there were other at
fractions than the women. There
were collections of art and priceless
treasures. The young man was daz-
zled, enraptured. so the father, per-
ceiving his delight, said:
My son, on this your first en-
trance into the world, what of all
things you have seen would you
rather bave?"
rather" returned the young
man, 81 would rather have one OF
those black-eyed devils than all
things else in the world combined"
The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1910-10-28
.SWNDLDR AT WASHINGTON
POSES AS LIEUTENANT
Victi0ized One Firm of $4,000 in
Bonds and Separated Several
Jewellers From Valuables.

Warrington, Oct. 21.-The police
are looking for a man giving the
aane of Lieutenant Commander
Kaowleson, who is posing as naval
officer aud who swindled Crane,
Harris & Co. out of $4,000 in bonds
and jewelry stores of considerable
jewelry. He forged certified checks.
There is no naval officer of that
name.
The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1910-10-28

London, Oct. 1s.-one jursr II
the Crippen trial is I'll and he co.'s
viii bs postponed unless he gets we'll
soon. In that case It will b nesss-
sary to enpanel new Jury to try
the case over.
The Juror in the Crippen case who
was taken IL, has recovered and the
trial Is preceding.
The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1910-10-28
KILLED BY THE
vANDERB|LT-AsT0R
SPECIAL TRAIN
OLD MAN 73 YEARS OF AGE RUN
DOWN BY OUR RICH
VISITORS.
NEAR NEBRASKA CITY, NEB
Was Totally Deaf and Did Not Hear
the Approach of the Train Bear
ing Pllltocrats.
NEAR NEBRASKA CITY, KEB

Nebraska City, Neb., Oct. 21.-
Henry Auley. aged % years, who
was totally deaf. was struck by =
train on the Missouri Pacific and in
stsntly killed here. On board the
train were Cornelius Vanderbilt and
John Jacob Aston.
The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1910-10-28
RECOGNIZE
n - NEW REPUBLIC
GERMANY HAS A.EPLlED AT.
tlkNiATIIELl TO PROPOSAL
AND OTHERS WILL
ACQU|ESCE SIMULTANEOUSLY
1t is the General Opinion That None
Of the Other Countries Will
Offer Opposition.

Berlin. Oct. 21.-Germany today
replied affirmatively to the proposal
Of England that all powers are to
recognize the new republic Of Por-
tusal simultaneously. None of the
powers are likely to oppose the plan.
The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1910-10-28
SENATOR SHIVERLY
TO LOSE HIS TOES
Blood Poison From Corn Caused In.
lection and He Has Cancelled
All Speaking Dates.

South Bend, Ind, Oct 21.-Doc-
aors are holding a consultation over
United States Senator B. f. Shiverly.
They may cut off his toes to prevent
Infection caused by corn. All his
speaking dates are cancelled.
The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1910-10-28
Another Comes to Earth,

Another Comes to Earth.
Grand Rapids, Mich, Oct 21.-The
News has dispatch from Haley
surg, Ontario. saying the balloon
Hefvetia has landed at st. Isadore,
Quebec. with five men on board. All
were well. They had travelled 500
miles,
The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1910-10-28

Bert Richard, the popular North
western brakeman, piloted the Hi
nois Central special in and out.
The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1910-10-28
ONE AVIATOR STRIKES
TERRA FIRMA IN CANADA.

Montreal, Que, Oct. Dalton,
N the Germania, from st. Louis,
landed today at Vile Marie, fifty
miles from Haileyburg.
The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1910-10-28
ALARM FELT FOR
MISSING BALLOONISTS,
Three Of the Air Crafts Which Left
St. Louis May Have Landed in
Wilds of Hudson.

st. Louis. Oct. 21-Three balloons
are still missing. for which great
ALARM is felt. They are America
The Second" German Dusseldorf, u
and "Swfss Azurea." They may have
landed in the wilds of Hudson Bay.
The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1910-10-28

County Option means The sale Of liq.
uor under the most favorable circun-
stances, eliminating gambling, harlotry,
graft, law breaking. The WHOLE
COUNTY instead Of THIRD will sly
"Run your saloon according to law, Or
We win vote you out" County op.
uen means owe propose to accept q
reisst the saloon by majority vote"
TWELVE.
County Option is not a confidence
game of school teachers, farmers, bust
Los Angeles herald., 1910-07-24
ARCHITECTS DRAW PLANS
FOR ELEVEN STORY BLOCK
New Home for Title Insurance
Company-0ther I'm
proVement Notes

The Title Insurance and Trust com
pany will occupy an eleVen-stofy
building on Fifth street on the prem
ises occupied for many years by the
Evening Express. Architects Morgan,
Wells & Morgan have been designated
to draw the plans for the structure,
The building will be 34xl20 feet and
will have three floors in the basement
which will be 40 feet deep. The con
struction will be absolutely treproot
with steel frame, brick walls, glazed
terra Gotta and pressed brick iaclnS
in front and on the alley. hollow metal
interior trim plate glass windows
sidewalk lights. elevators, steam neat
and all modern appointments. Inc
first and meZZanine floors Will pc nm
ished in marble. The various depart
ments of the title company will oc-
cupy all but two floors of the new
building and these Will be reserved
for future expansion. The estimated
cost is about 100000
Included among the new improve
ments reported by architects to the
Builder and Contractor are the follow
ing:
S. +. Marston has prepared plans Tor
q tWo-stOry siX-rOOni parsonage 10 De
erected on Pasadena avenue near Cali
fornia street for the West Side Con
gregatiOnal church. 1t will have brick
foundation cement porch and cellar
and cedar shingled exterior. There will
be two pressed brick freplaces, oak
and pine floors; built-in buffet and
bookcases. plate glass windows fur
mace and sanitary plumbing. The cost
will be about $4,000.
John c. Smith will soon have plans
completed for the new school building
to be erected in the BelVedere district.
As now planned it will contain eight
class rooms. principals and teachers
rooms and an assembly hall. 1t will
be 132x7O feet, two stories, frame con-
struction with concrete basement, rus
Los Angeles herald., 1910-07-24
23,200 ACRES NEAR YUMA
BOUGHT FOR GERMANS
Land Secured at $3.50 Per Acre
for 1000 Families on
the Way

According to the Yuma sun the pur-
chase of 200 acres of the valley lands
below Yuma by a German syndicate of
capitalists is the biggest thing that
has happened to the arid southwest
since the coming OF the government
engineers to establish the Yuma prof.
ect.
The German syndicate has paid the
first installment of $4,000 on the land
to the Annandale estate, in which y. f.
Andrade is interested. At $3.50 per
acre, the price said to have been
agreed upon, the syndicate is getting
this rich empire for 100000 which, in
few years, when water and popula-
ton are developed, will be a mere bag
atelle to the wealth that the country
will possess.
The land will be peopled by 2000 Ger
man families, each using about ten
acres of land. This will give an i'm
mediate population of about 10000 peo-
pie tributary to Yuma, which will be
great thing for that hustlng city.
The problem of taking water from
the Colorado river has not yet been
solved, but as the syndicate is said to
have unlimited financial backing there
is no question but that this will be
quickly solved.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-07-24

investment.
a lease was negotiated for the James
Smith estate to Mrs. Kate Beamer of
the three-story twenty -three-room
apartment hotel at the northeast cor
ner of Figueroa and Twentieth streets.
The lease was for four years for total
rent of $780,
For Jonathan S. Dodge to Miss Fur
gesson, five-room modern cottage on
a lot 43x130 feet, south side of Thirty
fourth street between Hoover and Nc
Clintock, being No. OPP West Thirty
fourth street; consideration, $4,000;
bought for an investment.
For A Q. Parker to local investor.
lot 5Ox135 feet, south side of West
Eighth street, just east of West More
land; consideration $2750; bought for
an investment.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-07-24

property in Santa Monica is $780,, $50
for 1910, an increase of 1925, $50 over
Los Angeles herald., 1910-07-24

OF interest to all home builders The
Hipolfto Self Regulating Roller Screen
ana Reversible Window. call for dem
constructions 634-s Maple avenue
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-08-05
PICTURES At
The PAST|ME
EIkS' Parade at Detroit to Be
Shown Today for Last Time;
"Faust' by Dolls is a Great
Film.

An unusually good nroeram was
shown ct the Pastime theater yester-
day and will be repeated today for
the last time. The big Elk's parade
ct Detroit. is Of course the feature
picture. All Of the Elks are here
from all over the country. and the
Antlered ones who were unable to
the convention should not
fail to SO the big doings. A second
picture is one of the greatest novel
ties ever produced in moving pictures.
being no less than an unique produce
ton of Faust" by dolls. This pic
ture was three weeks in the making
and Is n of the most intricate ever
Witnessed at the Pastime. Assisted
by VarlCus mechanical devices. the
dollics stage Faust, just about as
wen as any professional company
that ever attempted the classic. The
comic picture of the show Is an excit-
ing little comedy which disturbs the
quiet lie of o girls boarding school.
All three pictures are jim dandies.
If YOU ere Town town this afternoon
evening. don't forget TO attend the
PGstime.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-08-05
AUCTION SALE.

Monday August 9th at 4 p, MI
! will sell at auction a beautiful
and practically new five-foom
cottage at 1926 Forester ave,
Lot 50x133, The house is
neatly built of good matefiaIi
modern; two or three blocks
from the car line, and is a desir-
able location. The homeseek-
er will do we'll 10 watch the hour
of this sale, Parties at next
door will take pleasure in show
ing property.
j. N, S0LLIE,
AuCtioneer.