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Dewey County advocate. [volume] (Timber Lake, S.D.) 1910-1913, 1911-02-17

That somebody down at Munice,
Ind, has started something. The
chief OF police has been convicted
OF operating gambling house and
many of the other city officials are
under arrest for playing poker at
his joint"
Dewey County advocate. [volume] (Timber Lake, S.D.) 1910-1913, 1911-02-17
We Notice From Our EXCHANGES

That most of them took notice
last week OF the fact that Timber
Lake got the first fall in the land
office wrestle.
Dewey County advocate. [volume] (Timber Lake, S.D.) 1910-1913, 1911-02-17

Found-a bunch of four small
keys, between Hotel Cheyenne and
Y. r. Lancaster store. Loser
may call at tllfs office and get
same.
Dewey County advocate. [volume] (Timber Lake, S.D.) 1910-1913, 1911-02-17
LOCAL NOTES.

at the drug store.
P. E.. Greenman visited his lsa-
bel yard Monday.
KIT. Coffey returned Saturday
from business trip to Aberdeen
The Hollandsworth Greenlnar
Lumber Co. has change OF ad ir7
this issue.
Commissioner Felt returned las!
Tuesday from short business trip
to Aberdeen.
F. NJ. Johnson. auditor OF the
Central Lumber Co., has been here
for several days He left Monday
for his home at Lennon.
Leave your watches and Jewelry
for repairs at the drug store.
We call the attention of our
readers to the announcement OF the
Central Lumber Co., whose ad ap-
pears elsewhere in this issue.
S. NJ. Smith returned Monday
from an extended stay in Minnea-
polls. He is now fully qualified to
perform the last rites to any Of his
friends in a strictly up-to-date and
scientific manner.
Interest paid on time deposits at
Stock Growers State Bank.
L. ]. Sutheimer left Monday for
Dupree where he will build lumber
sheds for the Central Lumber Co.
He had been here for several
weeks erecting the company S
buildings at this place.
The base ball boys are linbering
up these warm afternoons and
some day when they feel especially
frolicsome we may expect to hear
a challenge to any of the ball tos-
tiers on the reservation.
G.. L. Christian is putting steel
siding on his building this week.
It will soon be ready for his stock
of implements which he will re-
ceive Just as soon as the building
is ready to put them into.
Band boys take notice! There
will be meeting of the band Fri
day night at either the hall or tine
school house. Come with your in
struments and books and we will
get down to regular practice again.
Another we'll of delicious water
has been drilled during the past
week. Logan Fain now has well
Just back of his residence. which
adorns the highest point OF land in
town, thirty feet deep with twelve
feet OF water.
Insure your property at Stock
Growers State Bank. Best COM
panies and cheapest rates.
Wenzel Left asks us to announce
for him that he appreciates very
much the patronage he has en-
joyed since engaging in the restau-
rant business and if he sells his
present building he intends to con-
tinue in the business in some other
quarters.
For Sale-Team wagon and l1ar-
ness. Call on or write Ralph
Nc Culloch, residence N. Z. of ~
1924
The pastor of the Baptist church
will conduct public worship at the
school house next Sunday, botl
morning and evening. Mr.. SAM
uelson will arrange for special mr-
sic at these services. Are you {
member OF the Bible school which
meets every Sunday morning at Io
O'Clock? If not, why not? Come
next Sunday and join one of the
classes.
Horses for sale, both broke and
unbroke, also heavy or light. In
quire of Maupin & Ludlow.
Wenzel Left, last Saturday gave
an option on his building to ]. NJ
Dewey County advocate. [volume] (Timber Lake, S.D.) 1910-1913, 1911-02-17

last week OF the fact that Timber
Lake got the first fall in the land
office wrestle.
That somebody down at Munice,
Ind, has started something. The
chief OF police has been convicted
of operating a gambling house and
many Of the other city officials are
under arrest for playing poker at
his joint
That the. daylight saloon bill is
now a law having passed the SEN
ate last week with the emergency
clause attached, the vote being 81
to IL. Those who need the stimu-
liant will now have to imbibe
enough by nine o'clock to last them
until morning.
That E. L. Sem of the Dead
wood Telegram, still runs the cut
of Colonel Roosevelt at the head of
its editorial column with the words
For President in 1912" If the
Telegram man is not the original
1912 Roosevelt man he is at least a
persistent one.
That many of the older papers
have announced that beginning
with March they will charge the
regular rate OF five cents per line
for all church or lodge notices if
such notices are for the purpose Of
advertising any meeting or enter
tainment the object of which is to
raise money or when an admission
is charged.
That representative Parrot is a
candidate for receivership of the
land Office to be created west of the
river in the Cheyenne river agency
to take the place OF the Aberdeen
land Office. Mr.. Parrot is the
right kind OF a fellow for any kind
OF a job and this paper would be
plad to see him land a plum Of this
kind.---Pierre Capitol Journal.
That support of the statehood for
Arizona has been pledged by Uni
ted States Senators Bourne, Bris-
tow, Brown, Clapp, Cummins, Dix
or and LaFollette. They have
given assurance that, in so far as
their voices and votes may tend to
prevent it. Arizona will not be de-
prived OF statehood because of the
popular government feature of its
constitution, particularly the initia-
tive and referendum and recall.
That it would appear there are
legislators i'll South Dakota who
feel that if they can rap the news
papers OF the state in any way, they
are performing a,iloble task. Gov.
Wesley certainly does not feel this
way because in al address to the
newspaper men at Pierre in Janu-
airy he stated that practically all
the advertising that South Dakota
has ever had has been done by two
classes OF men-tfose engaged in
the real estate business and news
paper men. He stated that South
Dakota owes these men a great deal
and that the newspapers have been
inadequately paid for the work they
have performed in building up the
stately olga Tribune.
Dewey County advocate. [volume] (Timber Lake, S.D.) 1910-1913, 1911-02-17

That the daylight saloon bill is
now a law having passed the SEN
ate last week with the emergency
clause attached, the vote being 81
to IL. Those who need the stinu-
liant will now have to imbibe
enough by nine o'clock to last them
until morning.
Dewey County advocate. [volume] (Timber Lake, S.D.) 1910-1913, 1911-02-17

That E. L. Sem of the Dead
wood Telegram, still runs the cut
of Colonel Roosevelt at the head OF
its editorial column with the words
For President in 1912" If the
Telegram man is not the original
1912 Roosevelt man he is at least a
persistent one.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-01-24
OIL committee
IS OFF FRIDAY
FOUR WILL co TO WASHINGTON
FOR A CONFERENCE.
OSACES ALSO WILL CO
DeiegaiOin Prom PAwhuska 20 lIe
Front--Prairie 70 Drill
Terfton Activity.

To o0nfeT with secrstAry Of the In
terror Ealllnger regarding the rules
and regulations f0T the opening q the
/ C-ags nation f0r leasing pgrpOses THIS
spring. committee Of producers com
posed Of President Z. X Perry Of the
Oklahoma Oh and Gas Producers Az
sDciau9n and Archibald Campbell.
George Prelstiy and Prank PhuliBs.
Win leave Friday night fr Wash!ng-
ton % appear before the secretary
On Monday
Messrs. Campbell and Perry are
of Tulsa, while the other two mem
bers of the important committee hail
from EaTtiegHie.
Many important matters IN connec-
ton with the affairs Of the producer
Of Oh IN Oklahoma viii be discussed
with Secretary Bslilnger, who visit
ed the Oklahoma oil fields last fan 10
gain an idea u tho situation.
Arrangements are being made 20
throw open nearly a million acres
of the Ofagc nation Tor mineral de-
FeloDmeHt, which viii mean big
boom In oil circles The rules and
regulations are being drawn Up In
Washington, and It is % confer with
The secretary that the committee win
yint the capital
The extension Of present sub-leases
until 1913 vii. also be urged upon the
secretary. A revision Of the Cherokee
and ChOctaw regulations IL desired
b. the producers and this matter viii
also be considered.
A presentation Of the situation IN
the Oklahoma Oh fields viii be one Of
the objects Of the committee whose
appointment was sanctioned some
weeks ago at a meeting Of the asso-
citation.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-01-24
The Best Cough Syrup 10
Easiiy Made at Home
Costs IAihs snd Aeis Qniskly.
Money Refunded ~ II Fsiis.


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tyf.D ana saves y0u about o. a. csfp
pafD4 NttA ordinary co4gA rsrs1.eH. n
fihba obstinate couEhs--eyen VhD9p.
lhf rpIKh-ln @ hurry, tn4 .b fylsrdld
~ f.rf .4nEh nrilIns, h9aFtenesB and
Cinsr throat ugubleA
Nir ore pint ~ granglaied ruRar
with p pint u warm water. ana ftlf
Tor minutes Put 1ih ounces ~ pireI
90 oeniF VDrJhJ IN q pint bottle aud
1ff itc t4Eaf EyflD. Take q Tea spoon
81 every one, tU0 Or three tg4rs
Tastes good
This takes right hold Of cough and
TiTta almost Instant relief j. ftmu-
later tre appetite and ~ slightly laIa.
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FllfH, hh tefhsDH yDu ElpW. IN tha
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- NoruIV white Pine fTffart rirh In
Ruihiesl and tEe other natural healing
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10 Ditsf preparation VIII % the
wgfh ~ FineH l1 thlE recipe. although
strained hCusy can be- used instead Of
the r.gaf fyfgp. u desired.
Jlf4faEda ~ EglEFWlges IN the Unit
81 states and Canada now uEs this Pi-
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has Cftsn been inflated. but the oid
fuorfHrf4l formula taa never been
FQtaled ftH low rost and quick results
have made o. immensely popular.
a guarantee Of absolute satiffactlOn.
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~ viii ret u Tor YOU n not, send 70
The fineI Co. r. Wayne. Ind
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-01-24
HATTIE SLIDES
AND GLIDES OFF
ROPTs up BL4NKTTs AND Is
CAFl1- EEOM CITY JAIL.
Goes TO LITTLE AFRICA
Wa Brought " Basiie IN the Nude
Sunday AiEht-IOOk sfB-
tenoe COOly.

Taxing lsrpefsts chance u being
fatauy injured. Hau.s Davt9n. a ool-
ored coke fend made a ylide for ID.
eriy on q tslf constructed blanket
rope from hs sscoHd s,0ry Of the
city jan about O'Clock last night.
The wonaH was rin dangling in the
air a. Patrol Driver Grimm drove
through the s.ity uest d the e.ty baE-
u.e. The onleeF gave an alarm. but
vas TOO late. o. ths prisoner had
already reached us cement parapet
~ The Dull pen and vas rapidly
doing the C.DaHoia ride across the
vacant lot 10 Boulder avenue. The
ofosfs gave chase but ~ DO avail. a.
the frightened female naturally
burned" Tho pavement IN a bee line
FOR Little Africa"
Friends Of the woman brought
clothes 20 the jail this morning IN
order that the prisoner might appear
90 police court a. the evening ses-
son. she was arrested ln a coIOred
resort On 'he Eal, SIDE Sunday night
raY.lg under the delirum caused by
au o,Dr supply ~ coke. when brought
into the police station she was prac-
ucally lH the nude excepting d small
under garment
The escaped prisoner acted rather
before Judge Houston % plead, aud
her readiness % accept the degree Of
the court gave presenument Of the
action that followed when the Of
hcers made au investigation Ia the
cell occupied by the woman and
white female prisoner. II was found
that The woven wire window had been
pr.ed from rs fastening. The cor
ners Of Eve blankets had been severed
wth q knife. which the officers were
not aware the woman had IN her
possesslon. A towel cut IN email
stripe was used 10 fasteu the ends
together. the whole OF which was
sHung from the window.
This 81 The second escape made
from the womeus dOrm!tory of the
city JAN The former prisoner was
being held awaiting action OF the
shnity commission 10 pronounce tho
cOnditionOf her mind. Hho attempt
ed 20 make the ascent from tho up
per Etory with n single blanket several
monthg ago. In swinging from tho
window ledge. her grip failed and
with a thud she WAS preclpitated 20
the hard cement floor OF the "bun
PEN about thirty feet below She was
picked up IN an unconscious state by
the officers ana tho police surgeons
called before she could be brought TO
herself again. Tho woman Is now
serving time In the state hospital for
insane.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-01-24
MEN WAN 7 ED
No Man Over As Need Apply,

There's the sign that's getting TO be
common hing In America
Corpo ratlons ara retiring men NJ
90. Thcy arc not hiring any over 40.
A baldcd man often looks 10 years
Older than no IT,
A man with gray hair always does,
II i9 important nowadays that u
mnn look ms young ~ he isi Il ia vast
ly important that a man having a FAM
fly dependent upon him should take
care OF his hair
II YOU have dandruff-Sot rid of
II by killing the germs.
II your hair 10 falling out--stop a.
II your hair Is turning grny--don't
waste any time.
There f. one sure remedy thnt will
cure these mlsfortunes ana aid you TO
remain young
Parisian Sage, tho great Hair RE-
storer ls guaranteed 10 perman entity
remove dardruff in two weeks. or
your money back.
Partisan sage stops failing hair
q prevents the hair from turning
gray
Partisan Sage is sold and rigidly
guaranteed by Baker Drug Co and
druggists everywhere. Price 30 cents
.ErEe bgttlN
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-01-24
Osngo DclcgnlIon % L.cn,c.


Ptwhlpka, Okla. Jan. "a The
osago delegation. consisting OF Chief
Brown, Ernest Tallchiof Harvey Ko-
pay ana Tom Moslcr. VIII depart for
Washington next Thursday. Uncle
Tom win act M Interpreter, witness
and general factotum.
Tho Washington ENJOYS will object
20 several sections OF the Usage bin
now before congress They are against
removing tho restrictions from all the
mixed blood. claiming that many OF
them are Incompetent TO transact
their own business and they have to
pay taxes on their land after the
restrictions are removed. The dele
CATION viii ask that the old and other
'nhrm members OF the tribe be paid
their shares Of tho tribal fund held IN
trust by the government
The Osagos will hold a grand mass
meeting and. perhaps, election. next
June 20 decide on the indlvidualiza-
tlon Of tho mineral rights
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-01-24
PraIrIe Compnnl 70 DrIII.

Special - The World
Pawhuska, OKLA. Jan. 23.-An
agent " the Prairie on and Gag Com
pany, who Is moving about Pawhusk1
has stated that his company intends
10 drill for Oh and gas on every ten
acres OF its 100000 acre lease IN this
OVge country within the next 1--WE
years after which time tho lease runs
out n not renewed. lie also said that
DIS company lost several hundred
thousand dollars in drilling dry holes
Ia the Osage country
The Prairie Oh and. Gas Company
proposes 10 get out all the oil and gas
IN the bowels Of their leases In OsaSe
County before the expiration OF the
lease ana do not propose to pay a
higher per cent to tho Indians than
al present
The agent also stated that his COM
phny 's now making contracts for the
drilling of 900 new wells in their
Osago territory during the present
year.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-01-24
Fnvor Owning Minerals.

Tho Usage Protective Association
has already a membership OF 400 and
committee ls enrolling more and
moro every day. All tho members are
In favor OF taxing all the surplus
lands In osaga County. and that every
allotee shall own the mineral, as
well as tha surface.
They claim that the many resourc-
go Of this vast domain viii never bo
properly developed M long as tho
titles TO tho land are clouded by the
mineral act Land buyers keep shy
OF buying lands with clouded titles.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-01-24
Activity Arnnnh rcrl,nn

Terlton, okla. Jan. 2S.-Consldor.
able activity Is being shown In the
OIL neld now developing In this vi
clnlty. The feeling is good locally.
and tho Prairie on and das Company
and tho Gulf and Texas companies
are all contracting leases.
This activity has been shown since
eomo weeks ago when tho Prairie
company struck oil on section 10 Of
the McNcal property three miles
northeast Of this place. The well was
drilled $500 feet deep and has been
doing from i2b TO 22b barrels daily
since
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-01-24

Dies ~ IyphDid,-A J Hainef
6ged -. dIf4 gs1Glay msrrsg q
iJpho.d fs,r Tic f.Heyal s.fFlcsf
Viii DO ha8 ua af'sfrs9l. vim .1-
teruer, IN Oas lawn esneer5. TIE
dsossseo 90 fgrlFe6 b. Hls wife.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-01-24
City News S
& q N d Il N ED

w. 7. Hllllard Dond.--W. r. I'M
Hard died yescrday morning at a local
hospital after a short Illness. lie loft
no relatives In this city but has n
son, W. T.. Hllliard, living at Morris
who was notified OF his fathers death.
lie has a sister In New York and
daughter Ia Kansas CITY and efforts
are being made TO notify each OF
them. No arrangements have been
made for the funeral as yet
Cnncer Causes Death.--Death came
Sunday evening to Jesse H. Davis
aged ~, OF sos West Brady. who had
been III for some time with oancor
The funeral services were held yestor-
day evening nt ESQ at Mowbray'B un-
dortaling rooms, Row Baker offic-
iatins. The body was shipped TO
Greenwood. Ind, for burial
Alex L. Black 10 in Fort Smith,
Ark, on business
Carl Gillette spent Sunday In the
city from Vinlta.
y. r. Kemp was In Independence.
Kans, yesterday on business
James II Simmons is in tho city
from New York on business
70, w. Scott. representative Of the
r. q. Dunn y Co, Of Muskogee, wns
In tho city yesterday
Dr. q a. DeFoo is still detained IN
Russcllvlllc, Mo, by the illness OF his
mother
w. g. Bailey has gone 10 wagoner
to perfect some deeds 20 some land.
John u Hail IA spending this week
IN New York buying for tho Hail
Ladies' Furnishing store,
Roland Gray leH yesterday POO
Lnwrenocvillo MS, for visit with
relatives.
Dr. ". l., Cohonour IN In MoAlester
unul Friday called thero on business
matters
T s. loffland Ia IN Mannford and
Vicinity prospecting TOR Oh. .
Roy Poo has gone 20 Lebanon,
Tenn, to enter Cumberland uniysr-
sity TO study law.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-01-24

TO CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY
Take LAXATIVE BHOMO Qulnin'
Tablets Druggists refund money n Il
falls TO cure T. w GROVES sigma.
ture IS on each box. 25e.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-01-24
Il was Crippled,
could hardly walk
and had to Crawl

down stars At times on my hands
and knees. My doctor told me |
had an acute attack Of insammatory
rheumatism. | was in the hospital
for weeks, but was scarcely able to
walk when | left IL. read about
DR.. Miles Nervine
bought bottle and began to get
better from the start, and for the
past SIX months | have had scarcely
any pain and am able TO walk as
well as ever" J.H. SANDERS,
p o. box ), Rocksway, N. J.
Few medicines are Of any benefit
for rheumatism, but Mr.. Sanders
tells plainly what DR.. Miles Re-
storatiye Nervine did for it. One
ounce Of sslicylate Of soda added to
one bottle OF Nervine makes an ex-
cellent remedy for rheumatism,
which is now known to be a nery-
Gus disease and therefore subject to
the influence Of a medicine that acts
through the nerves, as does
DR.. Miles Nervine
Sufferers from rheumatism seldom
fail to hnJ relief in the use of
DR. Miles Nevine, with salicylate
OF soda.
Bod undar o guarantee that Assufos
tho return ofthoptoe Of tho frat bottle
n Il falls 10 bsnafIt. A. all Dtugol lists.
MlLE8 MEDICAL CO., Elkhart, Ind.
The Keota news., 1911-09-22
CARS OFFICIALS
PLANNED DEATH
OF HATED PREMIER.
Investigation Reveals Startling Plot;
Arrest of Notables Is
Expected.

St. Petersburg. Sept. 21.-The as
sassination of Premier Stolypin was
not the work of terrorists. but was
planned by officials of the cars
government who were opposed to his
methods and who used Bogroff as
tool, according to the startling story
circulated here today.
1t was asserted in court circles that
Justice Chtptesvitoff. who is personal
ly investigating the case, is fully con-
vinced of this fact and has decided
that certain officials of the secret
service shall be arrested immediate
ly.
The discoveries in connection with
the investigation. according to the
Novoe Vremya. have been so startling
that they can never be published.
They show treachery in high places,
the newspaper asserts.
All information regarding arrests of
suspects in the case is refused by the
officials.
The Keota news., 1911-09-22
USE OF BURLAP ON THE
IRRIGATION LATERAL.

A newly made lateral, with loose
earth embankment on the lower side,
is very easily damaged should the
water be turned out over the soft
banks successfully. Water may be di-
verted over these loose earth embank-
ments if piece of burlap or canvas
is made fast to one end on the in
side of the lateral and the other end
to fall ,outsid. This will serve to pro-
tect the banks and, as the water is
flowing out. its weight will hold the
burlap in place.
If your lateral seems to cut badly
in the bottom at any place, you may
be able greatly to reduce this by TAX
ing burlap and lining the bottom and
sides. The burlay en- best be held in
place by several slender stakes driven
in the bottom and sides of the lateral.
If your embankment slips out. caus-
ing break, this may be successfully
closed by using small burlap sacks
filled with earth and laid in such a
manner as to stop the flow of the
water. II there is not too much wa
ter flowing, the break may be stop
ped. it not being necessary to turn
the water out of the lateral for re-
pairs.
RI. PARSHAL.,
Colorado Agricultural College, Fort
The Keota news., 1911-09-22
Shoots Man Who
InSulted Her
SOCIETY WOMAN KILLS VISI-
TOR WHEN HE FAILS TO
LEAVE.

Opelousas. La. Sept. 21.-Mrs. J. P:
McCrea, wife of the superintendent OF
the Frisco railway and prominent
society woman, today instantly killed
Allen Garland. prominent young
business man. She says Garland in
suited her. The two were alone in
Mrs. McCrea's home at the time OF
the killing.
According 10 Mrs. McCrea. Garland
whom she had known long time and
who was on friendly terms with her
husband, called upon her without in
vitation He explained that he wish
ed to talk with her concerning busi-
ness transaction and she readily re-
ceived him.
Garland did not talk business, but
soon began paying compliments to
Mrs. McCrea. telling her how hand
some he thought she was how attrac-
tive, etc, and finally ended by max
ing a proposition that aroused her
deepest wrath and indignation. She
ordered Garland from the house, and
when he failed to go. she secured
revolver and shot him dead.
The Keota news., 1911-09-22
THE KEOTA NEWS
Room 6, Express Bldg, Fort Collins, Colo.
No Run At New Mil

Milliken, Sept. 2o.-There will be
no run at the new Milliken canning
factory this year. according to an
nouncement made by the company in
charge. This is due to the failure
of the crop in this vicinity to ripen.
The vines have grown large and lux
uriant, there are plenty Of tomatoes
on them, but they persist in remain
ing green and fail to turn the desired
red. Growers are unable to account
for the peculiar actions of the crop.
There was 4 light frost here last
night. but not sufficient to do any
damage.
A kiln of brick is ready At the brick
factory for the first burning made in
the plant.