text: isr«4 Wiff Wtk nr!.". •. riMt $Lvt iM klW* mry Sy ,\ *k* SS* f\ ih^H* r* 2W&' M3, i&<2# ffe rF-» iM-f r% "J? W5# Sgf •£$ U/ THE NEW GAME LAW. The new South Dakota game law which was passed by the legislature and now in force contains the follow ing provisions: Provides for a state game warden fixes license fees of one dollar on every resident hunter, and $15 on every non-resident who hunts chick ens or grouse, and $25 for every non resident on large game. It makes an absolute closed season for grouse or prairie chickens until September 10, 1011, and an open sea son of one month each year after that for grouse and chickens the open season for acquatic fowl being from .September 10 of each year to April 10 the following year. The open season for trout fishing is from April 1 to October 1 of each year, and the new resident Ashing license is A VALUABLE PRODUCT. That North Dakota lignite will be be one of the greatest of fuels used in making gas seems to be the conclu sion reached after important experi ments at the University of North Da kota. The results of experiments in the production of producer gas are es pecially encouraging. Lt is calculat ed that a saving of 71 per cent can be affected by using lignite in a gas producer plant over the use of Ohio bituminous. Inasmuch as lignite is the most valuable fuel for the pro duction of producer gas that has yet been found, the future of the native coal seems assured. The result of the discovery that lignite makes the best aud cheapest of producer gas will probably bring manufacturing con cerns to western North Dakota. Large power plants will use the waste lignite products from the western mines and convert these wastes Into electricity. The electric lluid will be transmitted to various towns and can be used for lighting and manufactur ing purposes. TO CARRY A GUN. The military airship of the future is to be armed with small cannon or machine guns. The army authorities at several headquarters throughout Germany are experimenting along this line and it has been virtually de cided to provide baloons of the rigid Zeppeliu type either with cannon of small calibre or machine guns. The danger from the recoil and the escape of gas from the muzzle has been prac tically eliminated by a system of ad justments, the details of which are kept secret. It is proposed also to arm the semi-rigid baloons of the Parseval and Gross types with a lighter itapid .fire weapon, thus en abling them to attack infantry de tachments. eputy U. S. Marshal McVeigh re turned from Mobridge with two In dians named George Lookback and Charles Lookback, respectively, tie brought them here to be locked up in the Brown county jail until the next term of court, when they will appear to answer to the charge of introduc ing liquor on the Standing Rock re servation. The Indains are from the neighborhood of Wakpala and were taken before the U. S. commissioner at Mobridge for their preliminary hearing, where they were bound over. DAKOTA DRUNKARDS. Whatever viev? is taken by this or any future legislature of providing care and restraint for hopeless drunk ards, the cause of temperance will go gloriously onward in this great state. Ours is a people of progress, a people that more and more will demand so briety as one of the cardinal virtues. A wave of opposition has risen all oVer the land against the frightful evil of rum—an evil which brings more pain to the heart, more want to the door, more bitter tears to the cheek, than earthquakes, pestilence, floodB and wars. South Dakota will take no backward step. State Superintendent Ustrud re cently revoked the teachers' certifi cate of the author of the famous Ross love letters, depriving her of the right to teach in this state. It is Mr. Ustrud's view that a woman who tries to break up any home in South Dakota should not be employed as a teacher to instruct the young in the way that they should go. This is at least another instance wherein the state superintendent exercises his better judgment to a good advantage. —Sptingfiaid Times. APPROACHING A FLOOD. ii|lt is estimated that that there are vtein applicants for every governmen tal position at the hands of President Taft. If times were not so prosper «ma, the nunber of applicants would toe doubled, at least. Yet, why gov ernment positions should be in such demand it is difficult to see. Uncle Sam doeBp't pay excessive salaries. In nearly every instance, the man who' is qualifled to hold down a gov entfrient position acceptably is also |§|ps qualified to hold a position in prt yate life where the pay is better. Nevertheless, the government post tbua eaatlaue to be la active deau alcrajawilLW. Headache NEURALGIA BACKACHE Take ONE of the Little Tablet* and the Pain is Gone "1 have UMd Dr. MIIM' Anti-Pain for yean and llfid that they are rhe one thing that will certainly give a suf­ ferer the desired relief." Mrs. J. P. BrlsMll, Tonapah, Nev. AND THE PAINS OF RHEUMATISM and SCIATICA 25 Doses 25 Cents Your Druggm Mill Dr. Miles' Anil-Pun Pills •nd he it authcriMd murn ihc prict of the first piUtft lonh I If lull le btncfn you. "WHY GIRLS LEAVE HOME." "Why (Jirls Leave Home," :i play that is said to be intensely emotional, and which conveys an object lesson, will be presented at the Grand opera house on Wednesday, March nth. It It is a drama of domestic life, where in are pointed out the frequent conse quences of unjust, unguarded suspic ion and stubborn self-will, how pique and passion may be responsible for the engulfing of innocense and wreck of homes. It is an absorbing story, powerfully and realistically portrayed and of a wholesome conception cal culated to emphasize amoral of sav ing grace for those whose, wayward ness and self-will lead them to a course of wantonness which ends in degradation. GOOD COMPANY OR 1909. You are careful what choice of friends the young people of your household make. You do not open wide the door to those whose speech and behavior betray ill-breeding and lax morals. Are you as careful to shut it against books and periodicals that present vulgar and demoralizing pictures of life and its purpose? Per haps you are among those who have found that The Youth's Companion occupies the same place in the family reading that the high-minded young man or woman holds among your as sociates. The Companion is good without being "goody-goody". It is entertaining, it is informing. In its stories it depicts the truly, but it chooses those phases of life iu which duty, honor, loyalty are the guiding motives. A full description of the current volume will be sent with sample copies of the paper to any address on request. The new subscriber who at once sends $1.75 for a year's sub scription will receive free the The Companion's new calendar for l!Km. 'In Grandmother's Garden," litho graphed in thirteen colors. THE YOUTH'S COMPANION, 144 Berkeley St. Boston, Mass. BONDS AT 80c. All old «stab!l«hed mannt'actory of high class goods, desires to secure a little more capital to meet the increas ing demand for their product, ft offers small issue of (i per cent coupon bonds at 80c on the $1. $25 bond for $20. $100 bond for $80. For full particulars address. Drawer°52, Galesburg, 111. F25-My 20. PIANO FREE Old Tluie 8ou» Hook 10c—«old Plated IIIDK Kr«ie With Bach Order Pur KOUK Book. 52 dear old tunes we all love^ words and music complete for piano or or gan, for 10 cents. America, Annie Laurie, Auld Lang Syne, Battle Hymn of the Republic, Catch the Sunshine, Columbia, Comin' Thro' the Bye Darling Nellie Gray, Dixie's Land] Flag of the Free, Hail Columbia, Home, Sweet Home, Juanita, Lead Maryland, Old Kentucky Home, Old Black Joe, Robin Adair, Hocked in the Cradle of the Deep, Swanee River, Sweet and Low, Blue Bells of Scot land, Last Rose of Summer, Old Oak en Bucket, Star Spangled Banner, Vacant Chair, Those Evening Bells, Tramp, Tramp, Tramp, Uncle Ned, We're Tenting Tonight, When the Swallows Homeward Fly, and twenty others for 10c, stamps or coin. Par ticulars of our great offer of a Piano Free for a little assistance in your own. home is enclosed with the song book. Yoil: can earn a piano by mere ly allowing your neighbors to see it, if you send at onoe. For a short time we will send a gold plated finger ring Free as a souvenir to each one whoaeods a dime for the song book. Scai today Jo Piaut mmi. Xoaie Co., —*j*i A, H. YOUNGS, M. D. PlifolcUn and Surgeon. Suite 7, Hyde Block. Ofiice Phone 187 House Phone, 226 B. E. F. Gifford Groceries and Fruits.*6 Always Fresh—Prompt Service DR. H. T. KENNEY I'flVSII IAN AlNl Odice in Karcher 151k. I'ierre, S, 1). S. B. STEGEMAN, M. D. I'lijiirlmi and Sn I'neon. Special attention given Lo diseases of the eye, ear, nose and throat. (Jlasses properly fitted. HOOIIIN IU ana IL Hibcr lllixk. P1ERKE, SO. DAK, THE WORLDS GREATEST SEWING MACHINE 9 I I^UT rn IMMIhlS" If you want. either a Vibrating Shuttle, Rotary .Shuttle or Single Thread THE NEW HOME SEWINB MACHINE COMPANY Orange, Mass. Many sewing machines arc m:ulc to sell reRflrdtess of quality, but the Homo is made to wear. Our guaranty never runs out. Sold by HIITLIOI'I/HL kg«n tM gyorywKm heo. H&mm rowing Crnm m. dealer* only* t*Oli SAlE UY TV 11 I !,f -fTT General Lease Notice Jslot.ice is hereby tciven that all of the unleash! Hchooland endowment lands in the counties inafter named will be ofi'cred for lease at public auction, at the front door of the court house in the several counties on the 30th day of March. between the hours of 10 o'clock a. m. and o'clock p. m.. to-wit: ,•«., Bon Homme, Brookinfra. Brown, Brule. Isutlalo. Butte, Campbell, Codington, Custer. Davwon. Deuel. Pall River, Faulk, Grant. Hamlin. Hand. I Hanson. Harding, Hughes, Hutchinson. Hyde. hake. Lawrence, Lincoln, Lyman, McCool Moody. Pennington, Perkins. Potter, Roberts, Stanley, Sully. Turner, Walworth and Yankton. Tripp county having leen attached t» Gregory county for leasing purpose*, the school lands in said county will be offered for lease by the audi tor of Gregory county at Fairfax on the Surgical operations successfully performed. F. W. EDSON, Proprietor. Fully equipped with the latest improved machines for doing all kinds of work wi^h dispatch. Expert men in my horse shoeing and woodwork departments. The Henderson Tire Setting Machine Sets tires cold and to perfection does the work as you you like to have it -ne. We satisfv the customer. CHOOSE WISELY... when you buy a SEWING MACHINE. You'll find all sorts and kinds a.t responding prices. But if you want a reputable serviceable Machinet then take the SOth day uf March. 1!*)9. The leasing date in all other 4'ountie.M will be advertised later. Dated at Pierre this 20th day of .January. 1WH. O. O. DOKKKN. Commissioner of School and Public Lands. Notice ol Hearing AtlmUtlnii Foreign Will (o I* rob ale STATU OF SOUTH DAKOTA. f. County of Hughes. I In Countv Court. In the Matter of the Rstateof Caroline M. Norri\ deceased. Notice is hereby given, that by order of the un dersigned, judge of the county court, in and for Hughes county, SLate of South Dakota, made on the 2nd day of March. A. I. limy, thai Saturday, the 20th day or March. A. D. 1MW. at 10 o'clock A. M., at the Court room of said court, at Pierre, in the County of Hughes, has been tixed and ap pointed as the time and place for hearing llu* petition of Charles W. Humphrey, that the will ol Caroline M. Norris, deceased, heretofore proved, allowed and admitted to probate in the District court of the County of Madison, in the State ol Iowa, be admitted to probate, and recorded in thi said county court, and that letters testamentary issue to Charles YV. Humphrey. Witness my hand and the seal of said county court, this 2nd day of March A. D. l'-MW JOHN II. McCOKD. (SICAL'I Judge of said County Court. Attest H. R. TARRKLL. Clerk of said County Court. M2-U-M20. Genera! Sale and Lease Notice. Not ice is hereby given that a sale common school lands will beheld iu 1 he following counties Sanborn. April 20th Jerauld. April 27th *. Miner. April 2Sth Minnehaha, April 2!Mh Aurora. April 80th Douglas. May 1st Charles Mix and Spink. May ttrd Gregory and Clark. May 1th: Day. May 5th'. and a sale of endowment lands will bo held in Marshall May 0th lvlmtinds. May 7th. and McPherson, May Sth. All sales will be made at public auction a( the front door of the court house of the count ie wherein the land is situated, between tlx1 hours of 10 o'clock a. m.. and fi o'clock p. m. All land remaining unsold wil! be offered for lease on the day following the sale, by the several county auditors except in Douglas county where the date of leasing is May *»rd, ami in McPherson county May loth. Dated at Pierre, February 27th. li'MK). (). C. DOKKKN. Commissioner of School and Public Land. Jl [Chain Stitch] Sewing Machine write lo s. f. Personally conducted by BENEDICTINE SISTERS The lsirie«t, be*t equIpped and iuo*t up-to-date hoM|itul in SoiMli Daketu. skillfully and Sas ffielt jCand A N I Abstract Co, ItOMHCH PLE11RU, SO DAK. Capital SI ((,000.00 Abstracters and (onveuancers Owner* ot the osilv Ab^trai't Hook* in Iftii^lieN (Oanty DR. W. G. 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JAYNES Pierre Street JOHN L. LOCK HA III anils in Sou Ull Bought and Sold. I oll'ur for sain a HIIHIIHM- ilcsii'alile improved farms in oen tral Soulli Dakota a! prices and terms within your moans. Good well improved farms $ln lo $'2"2 per acre unimproved lands as low as up to $H per acre eloss to ^(u marliels. Tliree ri^liiKiuislnnent.s for sale at. eaeh. Ten Year Old Kdgebrook {.ye. Ten Year Kentucky Ulue (Jvass Uourbon, I'^ive Dollars per (xallon. Five Year Old Kapid Valley Kye, SH50 per (iallon. waul t» Know si iiy 111 nj» about I'ierre properly, or LAMT*« writ** lo IIKV PIERRE, SOUTH DAKOTA. Palace Saloon A. L. MONTGOMERY, Prop Dakota avenue, Pierre, S. D. HAPPY HOME REAL ESTATE AGENCY PIERRE, SOUTH DAKOTA. FREE AND si PALACE STABLES A N TRANSFER LINE Kleganl Closed Carriages, lighted and heated, at your service at, all limes for parties, making calls, or pleasure driving. Orders taken day or night. We meet all trains. Trunks and baggage transferred anywhere in the city, or delivered at the depot and cheeked to their destination. Rates on Application- We buy and sell h,orxes. TELEPHONE 9-4-A iWiMNOiiri Avenue and Fori SlrM*t, iota Moth Domestic and Imported Wines ol' All Kinds. Large as­ sortment of Case Whiskey, Mottled in Mond. Famous Schellhas Beer The most orderly and neatest place in Pierre. Come and see me and 1 guarantee that you will be treated as a gentleman, and that the goods will please you. If this isn't so, don't come again Pierre, S. D. IS THE BASIS OF ALL WEALTH And, if you get, land before the advance in prices you will have to hurry. Lands are certain to rise in the immediate future. We buy desire farms and sell at small advance in price. Our advice is BUY AM HAD OF TIIE BOOM. Choice Farms hi Central South Dakota at $18 to $20 We can locate a limited a number upon Govern ment homesteads, near railway station. Ranches to go at a bargain. Seme business and dwelling1' lots in Pierre, choice location oifeieJ cheap. N S E I Sunset Magazine offers the readers of this paper the best opportunity of the year REVIEW OF REVIEWS S N E A A IN E WOMAN'S HOME COMPANION w't'1 $3.00) your ALL FOR isi: $3.00 order, a beautiful premium, a 75-puce book illustrated in four colors with 125 Western views. S E A A I N SAN ra*«cisco, CALIFORNIA k. •y-:. i!i» 4 H* .*? -X If. 