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The Detroit times., 1911-02-20

newspapers for $28,500, or at a
cost of $50 per line.
: Is not such a line we'll worth
considering by any manufac-
turer?
And does not your LOCAL
DEALER need this sort of
BACKING UP, Mr.. Manufac-
turer, and if he gets it will he
not spend more of his money adj
vertising your goods?
Your signs are there. Whv
not tell people locally what these
signs mean?
(To be Continued.)
The Detroit times., 1911-02-20

10 EOl Oy thRe NOsNNA
beasts. If he's beast, 1T Is not
he that Is king.
Just as the tiger Is king or
cats, by virtue of being the
most specialized and efficient
of cats, so there Is variety or
genu, homo that is king OF
beasts by virtue of being the
most specialized and efficient
beast in the business.
This specialized beast can
make C. p. sit up at the snap
OF a finger, jump through hoops
and bark for every morsel OF
food that he gets.
This beast, more terrible
than any dragon of yore, has
his habitat throughout the
civilized world. In some places
he really wears a crown--you
can see with your own eyes
that he is a KING OF beasts.
But m o silly. nowadays. the
beast has a habitat OF cleverly
concealing the fact that he Is
king. He makes his lair
high up in some skyscraper on
lower Broadway. or perhaps on
Wall-st., and comes and goes
onenlv in an automobile. and
The Detroit times., 1911-02-20
NEW BOOKS IN PUBLIC LIBRARY.

NEW hooks IN PUBLIC LIBRARY.
The following new books have been
received I'm the public library: Peter g.
Asbjornsen, Morse Fairy Tales." Mary
+. Aver. Early Days on Boston Conn
mon" Liberty RI. Bailey THE Train
ing Of Farmers" Eugene Davenport.
Demonstrated Animals and Plants"
Crystal Eastman. Employers Iiabil-
lty" criticism based on facts; Eugene
Field, Poems: Albert y Hart. "Epocn
Maps Illustrating American History; ;
Lamar Lyndon. Storage Battery En-
gineering;" Warren X Moorehead.
1.-THE stone Age in North America !"
Adrien G. Morice. History OF the Cath
Ollie Church in Western Canada. 1859
1885," George l.. Raymond. "sundamen-
tails in Education. Art. and Civics;"
Samuel w. Traum, "Mormonism Against
Itself" Herbert A. Wheeler ''Yitrihcd
Paving Brick" Frederick G. Bartlett,
"The Prodigal Protein" Enoch A. BEN
nett. "A Great Man" Enoch a. Ben
nett "Elenora;" Edward +. Benson,
The Oshornes;" Thomas Dixon, The
Root OF Evil" Sidney Porter "whirli-
gigs" stewart +. White. The Rules
OF the Game" Jesse J.. Williams. THE
Married Life of the Frederic CAROLS"
The Detroit times., 1911-02-20

poor, who may ita
had years expert
them a day aborer to make a scant living
just a York who work and
down last so and who himself and his family death
with gas
What wish ask is: WHY is THE POORER CLASS
so AFRAID OF THE COUNTRY9
INCEST PLACES THERE is TO LIVE.
will experience help else do have
get living home and
escape misery that many city winter.
started with just $500
bought 81 200
500 down and 500 with interest
Then bought cheap and few cheap toola pow
better half helping
We took The Detroit Times and glad its advice
for experience
We paper careful the best advice
yet learning of them.
only
good young calf and
chickens and plenty good farm tocAND ALL PAID FOR EXCEPT
LITTLE ON THE PLACE WHICH WE CAN FINISH THIS COM
ING SUMMER IF WE OURSELVES AND MASTER
q It pleasure a have the pick
and first choice of the produce to live
may times but hard the
horses do ride the most of the machines.
MY i a pleasure instead Of task
l am BOSS and m B0SSED.
Above ALL we HAPPY COMMENTED
cities who little homes
surroundings sell little homes
come into the country with AN HONEST DETERMINATION
Jon WILL
IF THE LABoRER WHO i STEADY AND FAITHFUL TO HIS EN-
PIOYER WOULD BE AS FAITHFUL TO HIMSELF ON FARM HE
WOULD BE COMFORTABLY FIXED IN SHORT TIME
80 There another great point in favor of the farm
the chance spend money
Unnecssaries poor INDUCES prominently among
the hardship and misery in
fair land.
help brother and he wishes to write me to
successful experience will
gladly him.
k@ Yours very truly,
OTTO g. HARTMAN
RI, D. No. s.
8 Ashley, Mich,
Feb Is, 1910
The Detroit times., 1911-02-20
circulation of about 100000.

circulation of about 100000.
A manufacturer can buy 5000
lines in each newspaper, which
will give him about sixteen full
columns in each newspaper
one column a week for eight
weeks in the spring and one col
umn a week for eight weeks in
the fall, at a cost of $2.85 line,
or a total expenditure of
$14,250.
Now multiply these cities by
two and the circulation by two
and you get 5000 lines in eighty
The Detroit times., 1911-02-20

enough provisions TO feed both his
garrison and the non-combatants until
help can arrive. The Judgment OF the
warrior demands that the non-combat-
ants be turned out, but the humane
instinct overcomes him and he loses
the siege for the sake of saving the
non-combatants.
Another striking story is called the
Joint in the Harness." bringing in
an attack OF aeroplanes by night.
While il is somewhat visionary In
that we have not yet worked out the
usefulness OF the aeroplane in war
still the aeroplanes act In a quite
plausible manner.
or course, the humorous side OF war
is in evidence in several OF the
stories. In this class the best Is "One
Night" told as a true tale OF the South
African war.
The Green Curve stories were first
published in Blackwoods Magazine
and became Immediately popular with
the British readers. They were orig
| inally written for soldiers.
The Green Curve" by Ole Luk-Oie
is published by Doubleday, Page and
Co. and may be obtained in the local
book shops. The price is $l.20.
! The Green Book Album for March
carries as its literary feature com
plete novelization of Judith Zaraine.
c. NJ. s. MacLellan's string capital and
labor play in which Miss Lena Ash
well, actress, is starring in this coun'
I try. Ada Patterson's intimate account
OF days spent with May Irwin is an
ether chapter in her series AT Home
With Actresses" The fourth story
| in c. w. Collins series, Great Love
Stories OF the Theater' is concerned
with Charles and Justine Favart
Little Stories OF the New Plays is
department that includes, each
month. synopses OF all the newest met
ropolitan plays. An article that "old
timers" will read with interest Is J. j
McCluskey's account of the drama in
California in 40. Archie Bell con-
tributes 10 the same issue the first OF
series of articles on great roles.
The first considered by him is Camille
number OF short stories of the the
alter. it's life and its people appear In
the issue as well as Charming Pol
locks monthly review and Rennold
VOLTS sheaf OF new personal anec-
dotes In his department, Chronicles
of Broadway" The pictorial section
of the magazine is, as usual, devoted
10 scene Photographs Of all the new
plays.
The Detroit times., 1911-02-20
The Mail Bag Brings
Us An Editorial Fresh
From the Farm

ne story Of Success. and Printed
In the Interest Of the City Man
Who IL Looking For Sue
cess, contentment and
~ Happiness.
The Detroit times., 1911-02-20

Speaking OF crooked things, now's
this for
PARABLE OF 1871
Once on time the people thought
things were not going as they ought;
that officials in big power and place
were grating Mt rapid pace. So they
asked the man, who long had ruled
and all the common people fooled, TO
see that things went on the square.
He handed them some heated air, and
when they asked about the graft he
looked at them and simply laughed.
But Il still remained in public sight,
the gang was footing left and right,
while Justice far behind did lag, and
the bunch grew fat on graft and
The Detroit times., 1911-02-20
Turn Prison Into School"
Solution of the idle Problems by Chief of Police Koher

Of with the OF
much larger
of Cleveland
solution % the problem)
The Detroit times., 1911-02-20

over beasts business again
that G. r. the King
be a rghthere doubt that he some
is all timebut
The Detroit times., 1911-02-20

To The Editor of The Times: ! an
a reader of your clean and fearless
Newspaper, and I am glad to know
that there is one newspaper in orr
great state that will print the truth
as it sees it and is making a brave
fight for the people in what is right
and just to all.
May use a little space in your
newspaper for the good it may do
The Detroit times., 1911-02-20
OBSERVATIONS

indicated decness that We have
Washington be trusted we
and political affiliations such that he mas
| eoon voak | nation real service
the ranking member OF the finance com
ancient law OF succession 10 DC
followed he would be in the next congress the ehar-
WELD the OF Adrch
apparently good authority that the epaO
that this alliance is to extend beakhs
Republicans and the Dem
much good to place to the credit OF %
affiliations
traditions BODY
bring together
Republicans OF this
be
found noes
the would unbreahed
PROOF OF unsuspecteu
II be
themselves oehs
Randallzed
such the utilities in the
while In
junctures
The Detroit times., 1911-02-20
The Real King of Beasts

More Cruel Than Tiger Evil SIM Mad for Gold and Power
Up and At Him!
The Detroit times., 1911-02-20
MOST ANYTHING

Outside the sun is shining,
The sky Is clear and blue;
Don't let tomorrow's forecast
F Get anything on you.
,The Jordan Is the crookedest river
In the world, meandering 2lS miles
in distance OF so miles.
The Detroit times., 1911-02-20

National righteousness begins with the
newspaper that advocates it. The Times
stands for clean journalism.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1911-06-08
First Publication. June I. 1910
Sheriff's Sale
CHAs. StiCkney,
Plaintiffs Attorney.

Notice Is hereby given that bv virtue of a
| special execution issued out OF the Circuit Court
OF Union County State OF South Dakota, to me
directed, dated the 3Oth day Of May. 1911, upon
n Judgment aud decree OF foreclosure rendered
In said court on the 27th day Of May. 1911. ~ an
action wherein The County ot Union in the
| state of South Dakota, u corporation John
Briggs Lewis Ranum and W. / Dennison.
County Commissioners of said county. were
plaintiffs. and John Clementson. Michael Hal.
derson, John J. kiOs. G. N smith Mary i,
Montgomery Eleanor Matilda Baldwin and
Erik Christensen are defendants In favor Of
the plaintiffs and against the tract of land here.
matter described fOreclOsiEg two certain as.
sessments made against said land by the said
county commissioners Of Union county. South
Dakota. in the matter Of the LewisOn ditch,
which Judgment Is for the sum OF 1924 ~
and which judgment and decree orders and
directs the sale Of the land hereinafter de.
scribed 10 pay said Judgment with accruing
costs Of sale, In the manner provided by law for
the oale OF real estate upon execution to pay
said sum with accruing costs. ana appointing
the sheriff OF said county to make said sale and
report the same 10 the court
Now. therefore, by virtue ~ said order and
decree OF foreclosure and special execution /
have levied upon the real estate therein and
hereinafter described, with all and singular tbs
appurtenances aud Entertainments Gherenuto
belonging or In any wise appertalning. lying and
being In Union County South Dakota. tO.wlt:
Commencing at the meander corner on the
north bank Of lake. between sections "a ana ~,
Township ~, range 30; thence north Gg degrees
west 10 10 chains, to meander corner between
sections n and -. thence south 10 degrees east
$50 chains; thence south 68 degrees east 10
chains; thence north IG degrees west 30 chains
to place OF beginning. all IN township w 81 range
80.
And will sell the same or 50 much thereof AZ
may TO necessary 10 satisfy said execution and
pay said sum with interest and accruInR costs 10
the highest bidder for cash at the front door Of
th" court house In this city Of XIX Point. Union
county, South Dakota. on Monday, the ara day
Of July, 1911. ~ the hour Of ten O'Clock In the
forenoon II said day.
Dattd this 30hh day Of May 1911.
THOMAS GUaDERAoN.
SheriT ~ Union county.
CHAs. 3rfcKNEY.
Plaintiffs Attorney ~
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1911-06-08

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Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1911-06-08
First publication June I 1911 }
Sheriff's sale
CHAS 3TfcKNEY.
Plaintiffs Attorney.

Notice is hereby given that by virtue Of a
special execution issued out Of the ellcut cofir,
Of Union county, state Of south Dakota, 10 mo
directed dated the 3Oth day ~ May, 1911. upon
judgment and decree Of foreclosure rendered
In said court on the nth day Of May, 1911, IN All
action wherein the county u Union Ia tile state
of south Dakota. q corporation, John Brfzps
Lewis kanurn and w. I. DennisOH. county com
nissioners OF said county, we're plaintiffs. and
John CleFnentsOn, Michael Henderson. John !
kIos, 9. NJ. smith. Mary J. Montgomery. Flea
nor Matilda Baldwin and Erik Christensen are
DEFENDANTS. IN favor Of the plaintiffs and
against the tract u land hereinafter described
foreelosing two certain assessments made
against said lard by the said county commits
sioners Of Union county, South Dakota, IN the
matter Of the I.EUison ditch. which Judgment ia
for the suTn Of sgsI 90 and which Judgment
and decree orders and directs the sals Of tbe
land hereinafter described TO pas said lagg
ment with accrtjng eOSts Of sale, In the manner
pfo' ided ~ LAW for the sale 81 real estate UPON
execution. 70 pay said sam with aeegpJing es,ets
and appointing the sheffhSof sala eonfty t.
make said sale and report the same u, ttfe
court:
Vow. therefore, BY virtue Of said order and
decree Of foreclosure and SyeeiaI execution
have lesied upon the real estate therein and
hereinafter described, with an ana s5nzulaF the
apparSenaDees and bsredftamenss Gbersantl
Dst0ng1ng % in any rise spDertalafng. lyfnz aba
| being 10 Union county. S0ugh Dakota. t0wig
Commencing on she quarter section me %
the south boundary Of lake IN section 81, town
ship 10, range 70. thence nsrth 70 degrees easi
1878 chains. themes nOfth - degrees ~ naln
west ca chains. tIssssee north 10 degrees wssj
$50 chains. Shenee s0wth IS degrees wese u
chains Ehepee north ss aearecs east 1,g ebaalas
thence south rs degrees psst s.7s efsalas n
pace u beginning, township ~ range 81
And vii sell the same or 10 mach thereof A
Easg be necessary 70 satisfy said sxeeuStoa and
pay said saEa Win IatsFess and zeerslaa casts
to TIE highest bidder for cash At the trent as
~ the eowFs house In gRe city N XIX Posns
Uas0S eoaBsg. 50agh Dakota, on koadaY 90
sEd dag 81 jay, 1911, ~ the h0as a ten GesDes
20 tse f0FenoSB N said dag.
Dated thls aesh Gay 81 MAJ, mi
THOMAS GGaDeEs0a
| Sheriff 81 Ln4on CSaass
CHAs. sTSCKSKY.
Rlai1sazs AssSFEs9. 81
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1911-06-08

1t vac long and bloody battle for
HE that was ~aged by James q. Mer-
shon, Of Newark, ". j., Of which be
writes: II had Lost much blood from
lung bemorrhages, and was very weak
and run down. For eight months !
Was unable 10 work> Death seemed
close on my heels, wren / began, three
weeks ago, TO use Dr.. KiGg's Nss Die.
covery. Bot fl has helped me greasIy.
IL II doing al that you claim. For
weak, sore lungs, obstinate coughs,
stubborn colds, boarseDess, la grippe.
asthma hsg-fever Or any tbrOes or
lung srOabIe its sGptems. soc & 81. 90
Trial bottle free. GuaFanteed by The
PIOneeF Drug Store.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1911-06-08

First publication June |, latN.
Sheriff'a sale

Notice Is hereby given that by virtue nG \
special execution issued out Of the circuit court
Of Union county. state ~ South Dakota. IL me
directed dated the soth day Of May, 1911, upon
| q judgment and decree " foreclosure rendered
in said court ON the e5th day Of May, lelL In an
action wherein the county OF Union In the state
of south Dakota. n corporation, John Briggs.
Lewis Ranum and W |. nenniSon. county com.
mlSSioners of said county. were plaintiffs and
John ClementSon. is defendant, In favor Of the
plaintiffs and against the tract OF hand herein.
after deScllhec forecosing two certain assess,
ments made against said land by the said county
commissioners of Union county, South Dakota,
In the matter OF the Lewiston ditch. which tudg,
ment is for the sum of S69S 10 and which ludg,
ment and decree orders and directs the sale OF
themnd hereinafter DIES crihed to pay said judg.
nent with aCcrulng costs of sale. In the manner
provided by law FOR the sale or real estate upon
execution, TO pay said sum with aocruIng costs,
and appointing the sheriff Of said county 70
make said sale and report the same to the
court;
Now. therefore. 10y virtue Of said order and
decree OF foreclosure and special execution, |
have levied upon the real estate therein aud
hereinafter described, with All and singular the
appurtenances md Entertainments thereuntn
belonging or In any wise appertalning lying aud
being In Union county. South Dakota. to.wit3
Lot two Of Section %. Township ~ Range 50,
Aud will sell the same or 80 much thereof as
may he necessary to satisfy said execution and
pay said sum with interest and accruing costs
to the highest bidder for cash ut the front door
Of the court house In the city of Elk Point,
Union county, South Dakota. ON Monday the
Srd day of July. 1911. at the hour Of ten O'Clock
In the forenoon of said day
Dated this 3Oth day Of May. 1911.
THOMAS GUNnEHaON
sheriff Of Union County
CHAs, Stickney,
Plaintiffs Attorney. NV
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1911-06-08

The apple In the m0st important
fruit coming 10 tho IIr'''sh market.
American apples are very popular, led
by such varieties as the Nswtown pip.
pin and the Hood River. The only OBJ.
lection urged In that OF alps The
most popular alsss are those ranging
from 100 10 100 n crate. whereas some
OF the arrivals from Oregon aud Cal.
ifornia run no large 40 10 or 30 q
crate The English retail trade does
not want the extra large apple, Fruit
In sold by the pound, and the number
OF a fruit that can be contained In q
fIed weight plays q large part Ia IT,
sale. r# t
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1911-06-08
EnloNIna r nlNn.

At a New York subway station q
large and important looking coIored
woman entered the car. There was
no vacant seat. so she hung to strap
with one hand In the other hand
she carried a scarlet-covered book,
and she was 30 interested In It's con
tents that she at once began to read
u assfdUously. Notwithstanding the
difncuit OF opening II and turning the
pages with one hand. The Casual OBJ
server could not overcome her curios
ity 10 know what subject 80 fascin,
ated the tiger lily" 90 she stole :
glance at the tits OF the book. II
was . monumental tome by the rev
cred Elinor GIyn.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1911-06-08
French Jurlst Defends Rats.

The dumb animal has often been
tried and executed with the proper
legal formaiities. even In England and
as late as the nineteenth century. In
this enlightened land a cock has
been tried, found guilty and burned at
the stake for the crime of laying an
egg.
4 correspondent reminds US Of Chaa-
senee. the eminent French jurist. who
G*fended certain rats accused of de.
stroying barley crop and obtained
a postponement on the ground that 40
many defendants could not be reached
by a single summons.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1911-06-08
YOUR NHIonRnRs, EXPERIENCE

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tired out and miserable. saw Foley
Kidney Pills advertised and got II bottle
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and results showed almost at once.
The pain aud dizzy he sdaches left me,
NV eye.sight became clear and to-day |
can say am well woman, thanks to
Foley Kidney Pills"
PIONEER DRUG STORE
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1911-06-08
tl'irst publication June I. tOlll
Sheriff. Sale

Notice ~ hereby given that by virtue " n
special execution tasued out Of the circuit court
uf Union county, state OF South Dakota. a. me
directed, dated the a0th day Of May. 1911. upon
u Judgment aud decree OF foreclosure rendered
In said court on the 18th day Of May. ipit IN an
action wherein the county of union In the state
Of South Dakota u corporation. John Briggs,
Lewis Ranum and W. l. Dennison. county cotn
missioners Of said county, were plaintiffs, an,l
John Clomentson, Michael Haldcrson, John !.
kins. g. NJ. smith Mary j, Montgomery.
Eleanor Matilda Baldwin and Erik Christensen
are defendants, IN favor Of the plaintiffs and
against the tract Of land hereinafter described.
forccloslnR two certain assessments made
against said land by the said county commits,
sioners Of Union county, South Dakota. IN tho
matter Of the Lcwison ditch, which Judgment
IL for the sum If gialI00 aud which jnde.
ment ana decree orders and directs the sale Of
the land hereinafter described 70 pay said
Judgment with accruing costs Of sale. IN the
manner provided 10y law for the sale Of real IS
tate upon execution. to pay said sum with nc
crung costs and appointing the sheriff ~ said
county to make said sale and report the same 10
the court
Now. therefore. by virtue Of said order aud
deere, Of foreclosure and special execution. |
have levied upon the real estate therein aud
hereinafter described. with all and singular the
appurtenanCes ana heredtaments thBreunto
belonging or In any wise appertAlning lying and
being In Union county, South Dakota. t0swit
Commencing on tile north bank Of lake,
Mt the quarter section line IN section m. twp ~
range 10, thence north ~ degrees west Gb Chaius
thence west 10 81 chains, thence south 10 de-
gfees west 10 chains. thence north s5 degrees
west chains. thence north ~ degrees west o ~
chains, thence north 10 degrees west o 81 chains
IT, the meAnder corner betwe sections ~ and
49, In said township and thnEsj thence south 10
degrees east 7.3D chains, thence south - de
grees east " 10 Ghalus thence north NJ degrees
east n chains, thence north ab degrees east 10
chains 10 plase Of beginning, township ninety
two range co.
And Will sell the same or 40 much thereof rs
may be necessary to satisfy said execution and
pay said SUN with interest and accruing costs
10 the highest bidder for cash ut the front door
~ the court house In the city of Elk foln
Union county. South Dakota, on Monday the
3rd day Of july igiI ut the hour ~ ten O'Clock
In the forenoon ~ said day
Dated this 30th day Of May. 1911
THOMAS BusDEhsOH.
sheriff Of Union County
CuAs RrtcKsEy.
Plaintiffs Attorney. Nv
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1911-06-08

~ has remained for the town AnA
village Improvement associations N
teach ~ what II means TO have yards
that are attractive from earbstops "a
allsy' They have educated children
To have . proper regard not only for
the premises on which they live, bat
Tor their share IN bsaatifying the pub.
lie school grounds teaching them that
whsn they dsfaes its walls, break
windows, pull up ito Howsrs and DO.
stroy It's trsss they are dsspOfIlna
their own property, q vsry foolish
thing 70 DO, 70 say the least.