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things. simply reached over about ten
feet and shot his right straight for
kearns's Jaw. There was much An.
noyance behind that blow. When an.
noyed Willard 10 an amazingly strong
ana quick man. My advice to any
gentleman trying conclusions with
willard 10 70 maui him a. long a. ne
smiles. and when he stops smiling beat
II for the tall timber.
Willard shot his right for Kearns's
{ew-as ] sald-and landed Il. Mr..
kearns turned through the air In what
. technically termed q parabola. N
the height Of his trajectory his heels
were above his head. and naturally
his head. being. below his heeiu-as
we'll ~ various other parts OF his
anatomy. struck the floor 6rst when
he descended.
The referee counted ten over Mr..
Kearns He might ~ well have count.
Cd . thousand. IT'S that way when
Willard lands one when In an unsmii-
Ing mood.
That Wa . little over two years
aEo. A week from next Saturday Jess
willard 10 to night Jack johnson for
the heavyweight championship OF the
world At Juares. Mexico.
The people who regard him a. q
white hope" think that he will have
good chance II he happens to lose
his smile.
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a miracle X several Of the contestants
are not killed or seriously injured.
The course. measuring q scant four
miles. 10 the shortest ever used for
a classic road race. The contestants
must travel seventy-six times around
race. so4 miles. The track, varying
In width from forty to seventy yards,
winds around many Of the State
Buildings on the Exposition grounds.
II In asphalt throughout, with the on.
ception Of one three-Quarter OF Q
mile stretch. which IL covered with
boards. Should II rain Monday. the
entire course may be quickly con-
verted into q board surface. There
are q number of dangerous turns ON
the track. At two Of the worst turns
seventeen embankment have been
| erected.
The Vanderbilt Cup IL . Glass "E"
non-stock. event open to cars with
motors Of 600 cubic inches piston dis
placement. or less, and q minimum
weight OF 1000 pounds. Because Of
the peculiar construction Of the track
| II will be the car that can pick up the
quickest and the driver With the most
skill and luck that win stand the best
chance Of crossing the finish line
frst.
The thirty three machines entered
for the historic contest represent the
last word In automobile construction
for speed purposes. The foreign cars
include a pair of French Peugeots, q
French Delage. De Palma's German
Mercedes and an Italian Bugatti.
OF the American entrants the one
that will attract special attention IL
the famous Simplex "Zip." the car
that George II. Robertson propelled
to victory In the 1908 race. The little
racer was made over this year and
now has las horse power. 5A bore
} and 6h stroke. Its total weight, in.
Guiding 80 gallons of gasoline. II gal.
Ions Of oil. 10 gallons Of water ant
/ spare wheel and driving crew. 10 blu
. $500 pounds.
The new Chevrolet. q machine tina
. was built In this city. Ii another ca
. that will be closely watched. as wei
+ as the three machines that will eacl
l. represent the Stutz. Maxwell an,
{ Mercer companies.
= A roll call Of the drivers at tn
. starting line would find all the top
notchers answering to their name1
Ralp de Palma, who has twice wo
the Vanderbilt Cup. and has won mos
% OF the leading races during the pas
. year. II generally expected to lead tn
n field home Monday.
= There 10 also a large crop Of ne,
= drivers. whose very recklessness ma
. bring them up with leaders. Gale
Bragg. winner of the 1919 Gran
Prix. 10 representative OF this class
Al The various prizes for the Wander
.. bllt Cup are worth about $4,000 1
II cash. The sum OF 5000 II divide
= among the winners and the differens
4 10 made up by accessory manuals
:, turers and others Who offer specti
= prizes 70 drivers for using csrtai
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1915-02-20
NSTIC NEWS AND GOSSIP

Daa ne4stsiek. M saouaA noost b ohoas .
hosss. h ~ mon HAvsaa. vAsss YosEns Ahsam.
~ psepsse1vs aid1sWAsht champion. nAAs quAok
vpsk q VIM ISvh. In ~ re-opainG a NJ
nstac ~ ussss. AeksRteh AsaAo ~ ~ asa-
go Lswt. soo. Herman Mon Il In chaUs q
We W,niss sfaaAn. sap Dsa. MsKststsh. 40
dsa1aso Mat ~ Oubans Hid ~ bous 80 ~
sknb - bosaaS vi - ~ sssoso AaN.
~ ~ 6ssss On ~ len WuAasd ~ ~ IA
~ q n PsD yssasraAy. H ssnAs vssd W
~ ~ wfnsd b 0nGh inpssssA nshAss
- bsB~o ~ - ~ sassH Dssh o. ths
sses.
Wesd esaa Asa q. Psui - Mn ON.
bpas ~ su1d 10 bos Pseksy hcvAsiand swsuty
sosaAs Of Nsw Osssaas ssxt noatA fes . pune
Il e2s.oco.
N Coefsy. ths Dubth GIANT Who hnocasd out
Jsck Twin" Sullivan O TAassday ashs, ~ bsa
$1,000 10 nat Arthur Pelhy q CAsopss q
~ yAisnsa4 A, O. - Mssch .. Psiky vsesudy
sstur.sd hoa sbrosd. having voa many noht "
EnGsnd and Autni,A- Bob McAiiistss wiu nsrt
Aov.
wnns NAtrhis. whiis hs wss IN Chsoaso. sfssrsd
FREDDIE wssh $4,000 TO fight hin ct Dsrv~ on
july 4. bu the latter turned n down. demanding
60 900 Sos hh sod. Rischis wss authorised By
The Deavs A. q. to mAks ths offer.
Ysanhs Callahan. ths Brooklyn iishtw~Sht who
ssosntiy ssnpssd Jos Rivsu In two rounds. has
bsn nsschsA 10 fight Joe Aassedo q California
In en- ssht-round bout OF Memphis On Aoaday
nisht He Win nsst jimmy Duffy Of Iockport q
IL o,ssnsbsuy A. o. d Buffalo On March /.
Yssnhss Bwns. yspey Ou's rsck bantam. hs.
bssn natcAsd 10 snsst Dutch Braads Of Brooliyr
IN n asht-round bout bsfoss ths Coliseum A. o
. q d. Louas - Fs6. 70. Thgr scale ct III
, nAstd~
: vys.h Manssn ssA led Dillon. the tvo crse
iisht hssOwslshts. viii clash for the fourth tim
% Ire Fsdsssi A. G. Of thh city touAsht. IN
> manasns a th.s too bossrs. - yell - Msnass
} rv,fosd Of the club. decided that thsy vous
Arsv Q bissss heuss to-nisht. than thsy a.
: 1Aursday. wAsn thsg bad big oppoaAtion at n
vstnoat Club
81 Ts.ahds Nelson a Hodotsu md Ham stoo'
!. - ioasi lishssstsht. 40 has t0ushs hs Va
. sspssd the vurid. vti ns& IN . ta<oasd DO,
1 % oshhesh. vs.. % ysS. -.
. "A wolsast. III Michlsan Bearcat win sri'
, IN tova to-day fos his bstA,s with Lssch Csos
3 this ~ 1t Madison Square Garden nert wse
~ 49, uAt 10 viii aop Crus in.sds Of ssv,
: su,AA HI injured hsha arm u rlorsd 70
I n 80 ess1ats's ssAss-
oo~e>s - sAaa.4 Z u. AAs.ssl. Dan.
- 49, - sas3s.a,s = ~ II.
/ q. 3. - ~ go = - - nusis.
- '''.A
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=.
49,. .o'sv ~. sv ~ s~s
T. w L'"' '".A -" SA~9 ""'~ w.
M man.s~n.n, a, N. nrD.hv., aDor,,,.
Club h>s ssh,d Nsrt,n Juli.n m.n.ss, AZ HAZE
PsurcsL ths p.o..,.n. nr.,s,vc ,s.e,,-sl.,s "A
- ,u for NM hf.,t. sor ~ msn N. ro,,.
olRssrA -, With Youns th,,..,,a Fs.nh.. CAM.
han ana L~.uh cyus.. vhon :, r,.~,1iy -, =
-
rsanAds Aack nd Leo Flynn lsavs Tor Havana
ts-day. vAsss IL Bsauhnout iiGhtwsiGht taehdss
Tsd Lswt. the Engihh hoIrr. IN Q twenty .round
boat oas week fsun ths afsssuoou. Lsv,s Win
NV 10 sesp fastG than b nd In ~ bout In the
0sdsn N osdG 70 win fron Mach.
YounS prummis Of leroy Ciy End ytankis
Couifrsy will battle TIN rounds tonight at the
Fsirnont 4. O. Two other matches Of ten rounds
Will b. decided. Young STACEY Will msst Fshtins
"'s Johnny Hus'sii.
80 harmon OF NOV foTh and kh Queens q
Loss lshpd CITY WI b the hssdhnsrs to-nasA q
ne oassnseoro A. c. Johnny Smith Of thu
estushap Miehisan. one Of the moss rugged
iishts" IN the navy. fAcss Young hsnns q Brook
Ign N inc ''n'' ''eeiA.
LArney iAchtenstsin manager Of Jimmy Chhby
Yesterday r~cei'ed an offer trom Havana, Cuba
tor the Hammond serappsr TO boz MiAs Gtboon
tirre next month. The bid came from u,
ssHss. Havana promoter. iAehtenstein imms
diA''iy answered the cubsn with . rsaas'e 10
thrss round trip uek'u from Chicago to hs,sns
800 e ~ money and . guarantee q VOW
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1915-02-20
.JOhnsO on May Reach .yuarez To-day
Escorted by CarranZa's Soldiers
TIA Latest neWs from he fight heaAquarers IN Fl

fight heaAuare In III Paso that Jaek
yohnssa nay this Afternoon and viii surely be 1t his
training camp not later than Sunday.
srreng hin whom 10 lsadea Ut Tanpice, Gen Car
bsdygua q soldiers 81 tie Mexican regular
army o hin far Gen villas lines.
hat 10 lad intention Of seisins
preventing his taking In the Juares fight
his trainers rubber He has not
brought bic ssneb having SHIPPED Tie. hack fro. Bssnss
Ayres 70 Europe.
yshase. landed Msxieaa son Drssosd b. American
ys ssssd 81 ~ Araa Enhay Lsa6ss jsst bssrs - t
~ oeu1h Ansg1sA
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1915-02-20
SHOOTING FOR TITLES
At SPORTMEN'S SHOW

The National Sportsmen's Show
opened.to-dsy at the Grand Central Pal
ace. Besides exhibits Of guns. FISHING
tackle. tents and camp equipments.
there will be the annual trap shootins
tournament Of the Nstional Sports
mems show championship. which xnl
continue for seven days.
The championship events viii hsc1ude
those Tor Women - ven ~ men and
sssks sEsisss - psssessss.sl~ ss1
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1915-02-20
Vanderbilt Cup Race
In Frisco Will Be Run
On Track OfMany Perils
ROBERTSON SELECTS
PROBABLE WINNERS
OF VANDERBILT CUP

Ralph Do Palma In his Msr-
codes IL my choice for the tenth
Vanderbilt Cup. He has won the
event twice and his chances for q
third victory appear excellent.
Tho Exposition course at San
Francisco is so short and danger
GUS. however. that any one of the
thirty-three starters may cause
an unexpected upset. The follow
ing entrants consider as having
the best chance Of landing up
with the leaders:
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4 - evssyeody reared.
"A SQCAlay, seesr that. winard was in
ODouooA. He became part Of the
; CuoGgohmA always good for laugh.
~ tAsn. Unexpectedly. he came
- - alGAt % night. He was matched
4UooA AFthur Pslky. . powerful fell
- ~ bad made some local reoa-
80 q . auggsr. Every one. of
- szpsetsd to - Pslky knock
~ onaoV esWeoy out Instead. W.T.
~ Vssy neatly punched Pslky
<Uo6Doy19 H. MAG.
- 49, 10 was matched again,
\ ~ e TIM asainst the new hsivy.
coune ssasation Of the ring. Luther
00roasty, who had just knooksd out
/. Ena 1gerria, people came 70 - ham
J u1l1ard Laughed at the CTosrd.
2nscerty was . magnificent spsci-
Z - g . nghting man. tall. why.
( - - stssl. full Of ovsrbsaring con-
n1nnoA Standing In his corAsr. no
{ 1ooool axe IN animated statue OF
- - 0seek hsro-soms Achilles
3 $3.50 70 Ageisulks. willard. sitting
/ - - .ebSi1f, looked admisinSiy ~
11UoAsty aAd then turned 70 husA At
- OUWA.
(. 1Gsoasty started out 70 wipe that
3 - ooWeoy risht on the slate. Every.
y - how the moment he LETT hle
<s6Gonee sAAt ~ was going 70 ~ 70
< - - kaookout In the nrst round.
- soshsd with .. swinging right.
y - - hs eAuns tearing In big jess
3 eoaohsd out about ssvsn feet
" DGhoa H1thsr sQuArely on the nose.
-, - NoCarty cAne -. short with
n ~ ~ q Q nan who has walked
- Q beAn In the dark. Jess turned
4 y lAngAs9 - ~ crowd ~ u II va
!, = osoat joks.
& a 10oasty,- fsris1s. came back In.
8 1871 With another rush. swinginS
n 1D0lng savagsly: II looked - y
~ could Sop him. yet time ane
= No Isft. There ives . snap u
y Dunohon. no doubt Of It. People
- 1AA eesa betting he'd b knocked
: = 1Qohod Gium-
sS Goarty was Q real Aghtsr. II,
<1Un1 ~ way In obstinatsly, and O
~ hoDA0 70 land hio hard driver
: - kaAAees. a rcd mark shows<
Z 90 Wular1's left cheek bone. II,
De1 sniling for 2 moment. ana ..
q = V6fA short right uppsrout. Tn,
a % ACCarty's teefh could b
- Tar from the ring. Mozart.
III ~ 1aAod, but gamsly he rushed Il
III !. Ara willard met him witt
AZ y 81 I'D him with uppercuts. y
= NJ round Il scanned impossibl
~ - AcCasty could nnish. He va
- and slscdins ard his i !..:
A!+>' q s. nung himsslf In hsadlon
1oso punlshmsnt. AcCarty'
DGno0 carried him through IN
M - 0ounds. nnt willard was WINNIE
~ -. ~ the end be was fresh an
~ n6skol. NcCarty looked ~ u he
4 = through . nnish nght-
= Uas four months later that WI
4: - sought Soldier Ksarns. . pows
* ZEN ghasksy. and whose "kicl
boon domonstrated Q week or
M = whon ~ Knocked out On
- Davis n single round.
nlsnsd Regarded Bout q J0k
Gronlsr Ksarus had remarked that u
80 cowboy had glass Jaw
.eha3 10 Intended 70 md II WI
~ took this lght ~ . toks. JudgiI
4 - way he laughed and smiled
= slaGgl1srs vhils he vas holdil
- = WITH his long. extsndsd lsi
5}lz Uuot elGht rounds. Willard "
ot3eaily untouched until Kearns
M lnaoAssd 70 drive home one Of !
Atnl right hand gwtngs for I
q 1fruck the giant lust Ct d
~ ed0e of the rtbs--ths col
101lag ~ ct siak in. Kear
~ hoCk q pace or two 70
~ ~ 91ogo vss an expecta
~ - y droprsd
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1915-02-20
Manager Donovan Finally
Lands Former Detroit Players
Little Chance for Baker.
BIZ DoSensan Bulger.

- ECRETARY HARRY SPARROW
- announced late this afternoon
that Walter Pipp and Hugh
High have signed contracts to play
with the Yankees for the coming sea-
son. The local once received word
to this effect from Manager Bill DON
ovan. who has boon in Detroit for
several days negotiating for Pipp and
High. Plans for the transfer of the
players from Detroit to New York
were practically completed several
weeks aso. but Pipp and High sud
denly became balky and refused to
afnx their names to Yankee con-
tracts. Both players will leave De-
troit at once for Savannah whore
the Yankees are in training.
While It makes good winter reading
and gives US an early spring thrill to
think Of the possible homo runs that
Home Run Baker could slam into the
risht nsld stands at the Polo Grounds
there IL really little chance Of his
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1915-02-20
Johnny Harvey
Stops Bal dlDi's
tapsrial 70 Ths uk01ns VOCAL

NEW HAVEN. Feb. ao.VSohnny
Harvey. the New York lightwelght
scored q victory over Matty Baldwin
of Boston here last night. He sent
Baldwin TO the mat In the third round
of their scheduled nfteen- round 20.
AS Referee Fitsgsraid's hands fell tor
the tenth count Baldwin arose.
The referee Immediately announced
that the night could not 30 on ~
baldwin had suffered broken rib. 4
right over the heart brought the bout
to q close. Harvey was declared the
winner,
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1915-02-20
SERIES OF THRILLING RING ST0RleS-No. z
BY ROBERT EDGREN.

TA u ne second Saturday scvtes Of fhers
WAss ssed last pesk h Mccoy and Ktd Carter had
oes Of Orne Of how fight single Bss
- pker dcscx0 the exploits tmcAes
~ 80 VeoAtwo mach mvIe No for
- Fa maktso AG dosbIebovreIsd TIE
~ sAew. gentlemen end oil vWder the tcxti
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1915-02-20
Wizard PROVED Terror
! WHEN He STOPPED SMILING
IN BOUT WITH M'CARTY.

Kansas Cowboy Was Regarded a
Joke When He First Came Here,
but He Almost Punched Pelky
OFF Map, Nearly Knocked Out
Luther and Put Kearns Away
All These Things When He Be-
came Momentarily Serious.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1915-02-20

Emmet BOYLE issued statement an
racing Ellis passed by the Legislature,
creatlng q racing commission. ana
iesslixing . psri-mutuSi system q Dat
that his decision was based ON an In
vsstisation OF the results In other
states where the pari-mutuel system u
In operation.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1915-02-20

NO yssrssnd half to Be sawky
~ Madison
Garden the with
the bottom and nearly fell into the
laasA upoariousy walking ring
hAns behind him with
C--iooksd up the galleries and smiled . smile wide
when visiting fighters
- announcs for light
ne Giant whispered him. turning up
- oanA ~ silence
e. WIZARD hs announced "tAs hamplen Kama
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1915-02-20

"A woiGast. III Michisan Bearcat, VIII srrivs
IN tova to-day fos his bstAas WITH Lsach Cros d
his ~ st MAdboa sauAs Garden nsxt ~ssk.
~ 49, sAat 10 viii aop Cps inxsds of seven
spu>AA Hi injured hsht arm u rvlorsd 70 h.
N eps1 oss1ittes ssH,s.
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Ouoss>.s - sA6n4 = he MAsssll- Dxlla
- ts-s1s - ss.1P. z ~ E'A.i
-: = !; a. - SE.s
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vssak MAnten ard Jed Dllou. the to cssek
iiGhs hssDweishts. win clash for the fourth time
% Ire Fsdsssi A. C. Of thAs city tonAsht. Tss
manAs.s a thss t~o bpssrs. - veil - Manager
rvyfosd Of the club. decided that thsy vousd
drsv Q bissr ho.s to-nisht. than thsy did
1Aussdsy. vAsn thss bad big opposition at TIE
Hakmoat Club.
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1915-12-30
A. J. Hauge of Van Metre, is in the

A. j. Hauge of Van Metre, is in the
city today.
Miss Mary Manning of Sioux City,
is a guest at the Heneel home.
Mrs. Chas. Hurlbut is spending the
week with relatives at Webster.
Mr.. and Mrs. Marvin Hnrlbut
spent Sunday at the Leach home near
Canning.
Harry Robinson returned to Yank-
ton Monday, after a short visit at his
home here.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Heffron of Dead
wood, have been guests at the Jen-
nings home the past few days.
New that the South retains most of the
craftsmanship in congressional committees
the cotton industry should experience a
boost.
Governor Winfield Scott Hammond of
Minnesota dropped dead Wednesday
morning at Clinton, La. where he was
inspecting land. j. A, Novel;, & land
dealer of St, Paul, accompanied him.
n. F Chapman of the state tax
commission has returned from a visit
with relatives at Alexandria. Mrs.
Chapman remained there for a more
extended visit,
C. w, Martindale arrived Tuesday
from Spokane Falls, WASH, and OF
Saturday viii take up his duties as
secretary of the First National Life
Insurance company. MIR. Martindalg
has had years of experience in the IN
surance business and brings to thu
First National Life company mucl
force and business push,
The Farmers Forum, published il
Washington, d. c.. is exactly wha
it's name implies. Its an open forum
where farmers and economists il
general, may discuss the great lues
lions affecting agricultural interest
from q national standpoint. Ever,
progressive farmer should subserib
fer this periodical. Subscription
81, 90 per year.
A Spanish machete, a type of
sword, believed to have been brough
to South Dakota by the irst exploI
ers to the northwest, is now liz TIL
possession of Ed Dunn of Miller, an
is claimed to be over 800 years old
Dunn also possesses AN old rjtl
which was used by Indians in til
Custer massacre. The irearm wa
presented to him by Major McLaugf
lin of Standing Rock several year
ago.
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1915-12-30
FREAK APPLE TREE.


Blossoms Half and Half at Its Sweet
Will In Orchard Near Marion, Va.
Marion. ya,-This seems to be a sea-
son of freakish manifestations i'll gar
den and apple orchards Of southwest
Virginia. one of the most peculiar of
these manifestations occurred on a
farm Il short distance east of Marion.
An apple tree which heretofore had
borne It's fruit in the natural and ac-
cepted name blossomed in the spring
on one half Of the tree only, not a
bloom appearing on the opposite hale.
Late in the summer, afscr the first crop
of fruit had matured and been har-
vested, the tree blossomed on the sec
ond half, the fruit maturing in the
usual manner.
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1915-12-30
FOR BRONCHITIS, SEVERE COUGHS
COLDS AND WHOOPING COUGH


Money spent for the old style.
ready-made medicine usually sold in
bottles holding only 2 to 21s ounces
(16 TO 20 teaspoonsfuls) is largely
wasted, because most of them are
composed principally OF sugar and
water. Yet you have to pay thesame
price as if it were all medicine. Stop
wasting this money. You can make
a better remedy for bronchial affec-
tons, at home at one-fifth the cost,
Merely go 10 f. L. Villas and ask for
, ounce (50e WORTHY of Schiffmanns
New Concentrated EXpectorant,
which they guarantee will give per-
feet satisfaction or money will be re-
funded Mix this with n pint of
granulated sugar and one-half pint Of
boiling water, which makes a full
pint (l2S teaspoonsfuD. This new,
simple, pleasant remedy is guaran-
teed to relieve the worst cough or
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1915-12-30
ToMBsT0NEs AS GUIDES.

Some Changes Are Made as a Result
of Ore Boom In Nevada.
Reno, observation-disclosures are being
used for location monuments i'll the
new mining district near Sodaville.
where a supposed fabulously rich ledge
of tungsten ore was discovered, ac-
cording to reports brought to Reno by
men who answer the call of the desert
and mark the boundaries of their
claim.
One miner located the village GENE
terry, and as there were no rocks near
he used some Of the best looking tomb
! stones to mark the boundaries of his
claim.
Others soon followed suit, and now
the relatives Of the departed. inferred
three years ago, would have a hard
time recognizing n grave from an.
other.
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1915-12-30

cold, Bronchial Asthma, Bronchitis.
Group, Hoarseness and Whooping
Congh. One bottle will make enough
homemade medicine to probably last
the whole family the entire winter.
Children like it. it is so pleasant to
take. 1t is unlike any other medi-
cine, and positively contains no
c~hloroform. opium, morphine OF
other narcotics, as do most cough
mixtures, Keep it on hand in case
Of emergency and stop each cough be-
fore it gets q firm hold. The above
druggist. in fact any druggist in this
city, will return the money Gust the
same as is done with Schiffmann's
lannon's Asthmador) in every single
case where it does not give perfect
satisfaction or is not found the best
remedy ever used. Absolutely no
risk is run in buying this remedy
under this positive guarantee.
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1915-12-30
MARRYING sQUlREs BUSY.
So Busy They Want to Put an End tic

So Busy They Want to Put an End to
"Runnecs'' in JeffersonviIIe, Ind.
Jeffersonville, lnd.-Some of the six
justices of the peace Of J~etfersonville,
who fight among themselves for mar
rage couples" are proposing Il combi-
nation whereby all six would establish
central marrying parlors and would
pool and divide equally all their earn
ings.
The chief benefit would be the elm
nation of the runners" with whom
the justices of the peace now split
their fees, which only in exceptional
cases amount to more than s.. One
result of the competition has been the
cutting of fees. Many clipping couples
get married for 81 and some for six
bits" Secret weddings generally cost
the clippers n little more, and Il twenty,
five dollar fee shows up once in awhile
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1915-12-30
DARK DAYS
Are Days Of suffering--They Are
Becoming Brighter for Some
Pierre People

Many dark days from kidney
ills.
Backacae, headache-tired days;
Urinary trouble makes yougloomy.
Doan's Kidney Pills have proven
their worth.
Have been tested by many kidney
sufferers.
They are endorsed by Pierre people,
Mrs. III. r.. Knapp, SIS Grand Ave,
Pierre, says: 81 suffered intensely
from rheumatic twinges through my
back. and my body bloated at times.
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1915-12-30

A friend advised me to try Doau's
Kidney Pills and did. Aftertaking
the first box, felt better and three
boxes removed every symptom of the
trouble"
Price soc, at all dealers. Don't
simply ask for a kidney remedy get
Doan's Kidney Pills the same that
Mrs. Knapp had. Foster-Milburn
Co. Props, Buffalo, N. y.
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1915-12-30
HIDE ON THE DOOR.
Modern Tale Of Wolf That Was

Ends Modern Tale Of Wolf That Was
Too Greedy.
Minneapolis, The fable of the greedy
wolf that went once too often to the
farmers pasture became a reality here
when one of the beasts evaded armed
guards in lichield and bloomington
and came to the city for his third
helping of young duck at the home of
Carl Hebner.
MIR. VOLTS hide is now curing on
Hebner's chicken house door. while his
| pelt and claws are ready to be taken
to the county auditor for a bounty.
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1915-12-30
22O-Acre Homestead Locations

After Dec. 10th. l car locate mum
Der of 920-acre homesteads in Haakon
and Stanley counties For further
information address, &, M. Living
stone, Pierre, s. ID.