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.•assaa of his fellows, for It is seldom that teach that character can be changed income tax agitation for a long time He also declared, without qualifica­ ~_ tvt Ii a boy of his age has the opportunity by a quickening and it will not deal to the future.—Sioux City Journal. tion, that Thaw is to .be turned M to enjoy the sport the young man is chiefly with sorrow and death, but loose. J » having. It js pictured In boys' books, joy and life." In this statement, What Timber We Have Left. ADVANTAGES AND WE8TKBN STOCK REVIEW. ft* $» "Xi but here is the actual experience en­ which is broad enough to cover the Secretary Wilson of the'Depart­ Contest Notice. 5s: CAPITAL THE AMPLE CAPITAL AND SURPLUS OF Published Friday, at Rapid City. S. D. joyed with all the trimmings often trend of present religious thought, ment of Agriculture makes the grat­ Department of .tlie Interior, United described by authors in their wild­ Dr. Elliott appears to have covered ifying statement that popular inter­ States Land Office, Rapid City, S. D., THIS BANK, ITS FINANCIAL POSITION AND est flights of imagination. There is est in forrestry is increasing rapidly 950,000.00 G. W. Stephenaon. C. A. Stephenxoa. the field of speculation well. What July 12, 19-09. ITS ESTABLISHED REPUTATION FOR CONSER­ nothing yellow covered in the ad­ sort of a religion this new kind will in every part of the United States. A sufficient contest affidavit having Stephenson Bros., , ventures young Roosevelt is having, be cannot be definitely determined To answer almost innumerable re­ VATIVE BANKING METHODS ARB AMONG THB Proprietors. .been filed in this office by John G. • tnsJt>\ and his experience will make him a by a single hour or a single day of quests of the people generally for In­ Barter, contestant, against home­ SUBSTANTIAL ADVANTAGES OFFERED XO desirable recountei- during the re­ thought, but that It eliminates all formation as to our timber supply, stead entry No. 02445-11327, made PRESEN1 AND PROSPECTIVE PATRONS. TO •Entered at the postoffice at Rapid mainder of his life, which it is hoped the present orthodox creeds is ap­ the Department of Agriculture has July 7, 1906, for the southwest quar­ City as second-class mall matter. will be a long one. parent on Us face. One may specu­ just published a bulletin giving sta­ ter of the southeast quarter and Lot MAINTAIN .AND INCREASE THESE ADVAN­ ® late a long time as to what the doc­ tistics collected by the bureau of the 12 .in section 1, and north half of Ex-President Roosevelt and his census, the forest service anidi the TAGES IS THE POLICY OF THE MANAGEMENT. Subscription, J 1.50 a year.'- - 4 tor means anid then not be satisfied northeast quarter, section 12, town­ son Kermit appear to be having one geological survey, supplemented by as to conclusions arrived at. There ship 2 south, range 12 east, B. H. M., THE EQUIPMENT IN EVERY DEPARTMENT of those sort of outings which the reports of state officials, individuals is one mighty good thing about the Iby John C. Carson, comtestee, Jn IS TFOROUGH MODERN AND EFFICIENT, common run of citizens would term and conservative commissions. i .'The state .board of equalization prophesied new religion, it is this: which It Is alleged that said entryman 1 •"•• and assesment Is now in session, says "the time of your life." This can­ "It will not deal with sorrow and This bulletin is the nearest ap­ SURPLUS ; JAMES HALLE1, President, if not be truthfully said of Roosevelt never established bona fide residence • . the Pierre Capitol Journal, and will death but with joy and life." proach to a timber census yet taken $70,000.00 A. K. THOMAS, Cashier. senior. He has the time of his life in this country. Secretary Wilson on said land or cultivated or 1in,prov­ :be kept busy for the next two weeks If it does this, it's bound to be a ed said land and 'has absented there­ all the time. The ex-president pos­ says that a complete timber census - making their annual assessment of good religion and a popular one. from for more than, six months past corporate property, and the equal­ sesses a happy disposition; to him Perhaps It will be a religion founded must eventually be taken by the gov­ work and play are interchangeable ernment to furnish the basis for .per­ and has wholly abandoned said land. ization of other property returned to on an amalgamation of the "Lortdi's Said parties are hereby notifledi to them by the county hoards. As terms. He enjoys everything and Prayer" and the "Golden Rule." manent forest conservation. apparently everybody, almost, enjoys The original .forests of the United appear, respond and offer evidence corporate iproperty was given a good -4>- touching said allegation at 10 o'clock sized raise by-the board last year, him. His enemies, If he has any, The state c&pitol commission lias States covered 850 million acres and must find enjoyment in his nerve contained 5,260 billion feet of lum­ a. m., on September 13, 1909, before • the further fact that at the next acted wisely in placing Professor N. the Register and Rieceiver at the general election the .people of the and fearless championship of causes, E. Hansen, of Brookings in charge ber, iboard measure. Cutting, clear­ . A. Behrens no matter how~trivial, provided they ing and fire have reduced the acreage United States Land Office in Rapid state will he given an opportunity of the landscape gardening of the City, South Dakota. 60S Main Street—Opposite Bee Hive to vote on a different method of as­ appeal to his sense of right. His son capitol grounds. If Prof. Hansen to 650,000,000 today, with a total Kermit Is the envied youth of many stand of about 2,500 billion board The said contestant having in a sessment of such property, it is not has sufficient funds to work with, proper affidavit filed July 9, 1909, Fine and Medium Grade ... likely that there will be any radical the grounds will be made a beauty feet. The stand of timber in every "The people of Bosnia are mak­ set forth facts which show tlhat after change in such assessments this spot worth traveling far to see. region has .been reduced im greater ing mmch of the faot," says the due dilligence, personal service of year, but Just what the fooand/ will A government party has Just re­ proportion than the acreage, the best Prague Presse, "that one of the new trees having been cut for lumber in this notice cannot ibe made, it is do is not kmown. There will 'prob- turned from Bering Sea, on the cut­ hereby ordered anidi directed that Sultan's legitimate wives is a native ter Perry, tells of the disappearance all thickly settled areas. . ably be a net increase In telephone of that country. She is the daugh­ suoh notice .be given by due and .and bank valuations on account of of two mountain peaks on the island The bulletin affords some inter­ FURNITURE ter, it is said, of Kuloglla Majuga, proper publication. the number of new telephone lines of Bogoslof, since a year ago, when esting comparisons of the uses made who took am. active part in the war J. L. BUlRiKE, Register. Picture and Picture Framlng-^^ • erected the past year, and the large the island was visited. In their of our forest products. Their value I of 1878, and then went'to Constanti­ First publication July 16. number of new banks which have place was a lagoon of warm salt wa­ in 1907 was $1,280,000,000. For lln 'ertaking and Embalming Carefully Attended to. | ;#• nople where he became the friend of ter at a temperature of 71 degrees, firewood alone we used $250,000,000 Notice for Publication. been incorporated in the state since the laite Sultan, at whose request , jthe last assessment. The real estate and slightly below sea level. In its worth, thus burning up one-third as Department of the Interior, U. S. Majuga's three children, two sons center two small islands are throwing much, In dollars, as the total value A "V assesments though will show the and the 2-yeair-old daughter, were Land Office at Rapid City S. D., July ^ greatest increase on account of off a jet of steam. of all the lumber lath and shingles 14, 1909. educated at court. It was there that ' ^•changes in valuations, and new lands produced that year. Notice is hereby given that Elmer Prince Rash id met and Jell iia love Constitutional Amendment. The railroads in 1907 used $60,- Johnson, of Rapid City, S. D., who 'brought under taxation, and when the with the young woman and maide her figures are all in, the total assess­ 000,000 worth of timber for cross- on April 14, 1900, made homestead his wife. The senate by a unanimous vote ment valuation of the state for this haa adopted a joimt resolution sub­ ties alone. Telegraph and telephone Entry No. 5607-06102, for the south­ -<8, poleB, fence posts and rails amounted year is likely to be well aibove three In a strong plea for small parks mitting for (ratification by the legis­ west quarter of southeast quarter (hundred million dollars. latures of the states a constitutional to $100,000;000. The naval stores— and lot 4, section 36, township 2 and .public .playgrounds, the Chicago turpentine, rosin and tar, were worth liMiM 9 Tribune calls attention to the in­ amendment giving congress authority north, range 5 east, B. H. M., has After 18,000 miners employed by $30,0;0|0,<00.0. Over $20,000,000 creasing number of accidents to to levy an income tax. This lis the filed notice of intention to make final r the Pittsburg Coal Company had been worth of wood was used in making 3T£PltENH.MOXa SORBIN MORSE OEO. F. SCHNEIDER youngsters playing in busy streets. first sitep toward the simplest method five year proof, to establish claim —«Tanbark anidi extracts pro­ to the land above described, 'before "Prohibition of street playing," the duced bad a value of $15,000,000. by District President Feehan and .the Tribune adds, "is of ino use whatever tion. The second step will be taken Register and Receiver at U. S. Land executive board, President Tom Lew­ In coal and other mines over $10,- unless there is a chance to .play else­ when the joint resolution Is adopted Office, at Rapid City, S. D., on the is of the United Mine Workers of 000,00.0 worth of round timber was where. To meet - the needs of a by .the house, which will be within 24th id&y of August, 1909. America sent word to the men that used. great .population .there must be many a Iday or two. A two-thirds vote is Claimant names as witnesses: he had not (been notified of the strike It Is estimated that about twenty •places in which to .play. It is the all that is required, but the proba­ John Trinkler., of Rapid City, S. D., ^saooo-sff 10,000.2° as required by the rules of the un­ percent of the standing timber in constant boto of dead and injured t'hat bility is that the house, like the sen­ James Jared, of Rapid City, S. D. w ion, and that he -disapproved of it the United States today is held by makes the sin a lil parks and play­ ate, will make it unanimous. It will William .Edwards, of iR Department of .the Interior, U. S. ,The decoration of the Wrlgat For the first time President TaJt will then be the duty of the gover­ is not one of them. S • brothers by the French government nors to lay the matter before such There are two distinct classes of Land Office at Rapid City S. D., July has exercised clemency by reducing 14, 1909. with the Legion of Honor is an hon- to one month the sentence of a year legislatures as are now in session. private timber lands. The first are IRECTORS l Notice is hereby given that Sam­ 1 or in which not only the brothers, in prison lmposeidi by Judge Landis, In states where the legislatures are farmer's wood lots, the second are ! uel Patterson, of Bend, S. D., who, on ^ SsS<' 'hut the whole American people share. of Chicago, against Mrs. Marlon now in session, the amendment is to large holdings of corporations and rCT* DUHAHEL CORBIN^GRSE • The persistant-effort of these unas­ be isiubmitted- for ratification at the individuals. The woodlots are scat­ J'une 10, 1903, made homestead en­ Gray, of Benton, Mich., for having try No. 7788-09275, for southwest STEPHEN H.ML5 ; BENJ.WCARLl suming men and their success in. conducted a matrimonial agency. The next ensuing, session. Ratification by tered remnants of original forests building a machine that will fly, not the legislatures of three-fourths of and, as a rule, they have been se­ east quarter, section 28, township 3 lUMESDfflTTON M.H. DAVIS basis of executive interference was •north, range 9 east, B. H. M., 'has only makes another of Mother Ship- that the prosecutor promised that if all ithe states is the final step in the verely culled. They are mainly in ton's prophesies come true, but process of constitutional amendment. the eastern 'half of the United States filed notice of Intention, to make final GEO. F. SCHNEIDER sthe would destroy her lists and plead five year proof, to establish claim to gives them a place in history. Their guilty she would escape with a fine. There are now forty-six states', and and cover some 200 million acres, which is a stand of perhaps 300 bil­ the land above described, before names will' stand' with those of The people af South Dakota are favorable action by thirty-four of iftSPulton, Whitney, Morse, and a score them will be required to validate tho lion board feet of lumber. iRegister and Receiver, U. S. Lanidi inclined to treat jocularly—the mis­ Office, Rapid City, S. D., on the 24th t «Iff * '' of others, who have helped make take made by a Chicago newspaper amendment, if twelve states should Secretary Wilson puts out that the total yearly drain upon our forests day of August, 1909. the United States famed as a nation in ascribing the Christie murder to refuse tlielr assent the amendment ' of Inventors of useful mechanism will be defeated. is about 20 billion cubic feet, not Claimant names as witnesses: Jack hostile Indians, but at the same time Potter, of Rapid City, S. D.,^. Ole £.;,~for the advancement of mankind in Instead of calling for ratification counting the losses from fire, storms no effort should be omitted to cor­ Oleson, Jr., of Rapid City, S. D.,"*Lars ^general. rect the ridiculous error, for the rea­ by the legislatures, as proposed by and insects. Taken as a whole, the annual growth of the forests does not Larson, of Rapid City, S. D., John son that it might quite easily mis­ the senate, congress might call for The season's harvest will have the Martinson, of Bend, So. Dakota. lead eastenneris who have contem­ ratification by constitutional con­ exceed 12 cubic feet per acre, mak­ The Gate City Bottling Works effect of increasing the fame of ing a total of less than 7 billion cu­ JOHN L. BURKE Register. plated emigrating to the northwest ventions in the various states. Ar­ South Dakota as an agricultural into believing that this section is ticle V of the constitution, giving bic feet. state. This is to he so notwithstand­ These figures prove that we are Notice for Publication. Manufacturers of N still too "wild and wooly" for safe­ congress its option of two methods. Department of the Interior, U. S. it ing that 'bountiful harvests are to be ty. Senator Bailey proposed amendment cutting our forests three times as the Tule, and not the exception, in fast as they are growing. Germany Land Office at Rapid City S. D., July by conventions rather than by leg­ 14, 1909. tji^jnearly all .the great growing sec- The plan favored by Mr. Powderly islatures, but this plan was disap­ makes her state forests produce an >*i' tlons; hut it i» noticeable that the average of forty-eight cubic feet Notice is ihereby given that John of the Immigration Bureau to have proved' by the senate. The. objec­ Edward Swanson, one of the heirs experts who have traversed the lead the government transport free of cost tions to this aire obvious, it would per acre. We have faster growing ing grain producing states and who species of trees and better soli than for all the iheirs of John Swenssen, SOUA WATER immigrants to places where they can result in delay incident to the nec­ are conceded .to be good authority, Germany. Therefore (only intelli­ deceased, of Bend, S. D., who, on get work and also to give such free essary calling of conventions in all April 17, 1904, made homestead en­ speak -with stronger emphasis of the transportation (to any 'unemployed of the states. It would call for the gent anidi hearty co-operation- of the South (Dakota crops than, those of forest owners and the federal gov­ try No. 8639-09586, for the north- And Pop of all Flavors, Carlsbad Mineral is opposed by the Federation of Laibor expenditure of much' moiey In £t- quarter, section 2, township 3 north, other sections. Though prepared to A (bill to authorize such transporta­ f ray ing the expenses of suoh conven­ ernment and state governments are Water, Birch Beer, Cherry Cider, Orange find the grain In better than the av­ necessary to make our forests &6 range 9 east, B. H. M., has filed no.- tion is being urged by the National tions. Last, but not least, it woulidi tice of Intention to make final five 1 erage .condition, they find the prom­ Liberal Immigration League. The open >up the question of constitution­ productive as they should be to avert Cider, Lemon Soda, Root Beer, Cream ise of an extraordinary yield in quan­ all danger of a timber famine. Un­ year .proof to establish claim to the federation officials say that behind al amendment ini all .possible direc­ land above described, 'before Regis \ Soda. AH orders promptly filled. . ^ . tity and quality. Wthile many be­ the plan they fear that a scheme to tions, and might lead to the calling less we do have this co-operation, Bsft lieve the excessive rains of June however, such a famine is inevitable. iter and Receiver, at U. S. Land Office* send strike breakers lurks. of a constitutional convention which Rapid City, S. D., on the 24 th 'day of OA would (prove a detriment, the result must wrestle with dozens of half- —Chicago Inter-Ocean. • , as shown In (present conditions would During the luncheon at the White August 1909. THE GATE CITY BOTTLING WORKS, baked reforms. In every case in Claimant names as witnesses: J. appear to he a sufficient justification House Thursday, at which Conferees which the constitution has been INDIAN TO MARRY WHITE GIRL for the character of the weather Aldirich and Payne and Secretary Mc- E. Swanson, of Bend, S. D., Charles Telephone No. 260. amended the amendment has been E. Smith, of Bend, S. D., E. M. Plem Rapid City, S. D. which produced them. Veagh were present, the decision .was submitted to the legislatures by con­ reached to write into the tariff ibill, Deep Sky, a Sioux Chief, Takes Out 'beck, of Bend, S. D., H. E. Roth, of Cardinal. Gibbons, in an interview, gress. The house will undoubtedly a License in New York. Bend, S. D. authority for the secretary of the concur in the judgment of the senate haa taken exception to the remarks treasury to issue bonds at his discre­ New York, July 26.—Deep Sky, a JOHN L. BURKE Register. tnftde 4>y former Justice Brown of that precedent shall be followed. In First publication July 16. tion up to a total of $397,000,000 this case. Sioux chief, has obtained a license . the Supreme court at .the meeting of to cover the whole cost of complet­ to marry Adele Rowland, a pretty the Maryland1 State Bar Association; What are the chances that the ii Buy a Home in North Rapid ii ing the Panama canal, that being the income tax amendment proposed by New York girl, 21 years old. Deep ^The substance of Brown's view was amount estimated by Chief Engineer Sky hails from South Dakota. .This H. G. C. ROSE, M. D.| Oph. G., Addition on Easy Payment Plan. Sthftt'divorce obtained without fraud President Taft will be approved by Goethals to be- needed. The details the legislature of thirty-four states? Is the first license ever Issued In ^..Jsrad with due personal notice proves 1 New York to. a white woman and a Physician and Surgeon, Corner lots, $90—inside lots, $60. Terms, $5 down and j j were not then worked out, The proposition g<$ a fine start in real iblessing to persons concerned. full blooded Indian. Office up stairs, 612 St. Joe Street $5 per month, without interest, no mortgages; city water immmm He referred to Christ as an idealist, The Commercial NationafBank, of securing the unanimous approval of the senate, and its case will be ma­ Deep Sky is exhibiting his horse­ Rapid City, So. Dak. ' ' ; and telephone convenience. For sale by _/f rci.whose sentiments are not applicable Chicago on Tuesday, absorbed the manship and giving war whoopB at >to this time. Cardinal GiUbone, on Bankers National Bank, with George terially strengthened if little or ino opposition develops the ihouBe. a wild west show exhibiting here. Special Practice Eye and Fitting Leu, 510Seventh • • pjy nnAr Jthtfofcher hand; Insists that all Chris- E. Roberts, previously .head of the HOD He wllV be married Thursday at the Af; ,, First National Banh Bldg /•LLtll DllUo* 1M j&fttan legislation for (two thousand Commercial, as president of the com­ The prospect seems bright that the ft amendment will increase in .popular­ Polo grounds, during a benefit fo<* •,-otr * % % y #1 Aldose taws which .permit easy di- mint. To equalize values, tie Com­ conventional way. REPAIRED mercial National will declare an ex­ adopt an income tax statute. It wlti im mean only that congress shall have ; If you have a watch others *- ?"' •" tra dividend of 50 per cent and the THAW SCORES A POINT "^''.'('JTlie international Harvester com- the .power to impose such a tax should Job V'v# stockholders of the Baxters' Nation­ " have failed to mak« run, ^pany "with headquarters at Chicago, al Bank will exchange shares at occasion requiire. If the pending Expert; Testimony Favors His Re­ give me a trial. Satisfac­ jiutf;. announced1 apian .for sharing par. The union of the two concerns corporation income tax shall be adop­ lease from Mattewan Asylum. tion guaranteed on all work >»vrofite '-of- the business with em- will give the new firm a financial ted and prove effective there {to lit­ Whiteplaina, N. Y., July 26. — The UNION IS equipped to do all kinds of printing at fpbftw. It la similar In method with strength otf $83,000,000 and give it tle probability that a general in­ Harry K. Thaw, slayer of Stanford reasonable prices. Give us a trial and know what good adopted! hy the steel trust third place among the banks of Chi­ come-tax will be needed unless war White, scored today in hiB fight to GL X*. SBoVbixie, ••SBSsfe'. *T*U9i ago. employees are lnvlt- cago. The First National ranks first should come. Practically the effect be released from Mattewan asylum 611 St. Jo« Street. - work we do. Satisfaction is positively guaranteed. 8<0 Ivxp Share# lnthe comjwny and and the Continental second. • ©If of tiie amendment is to restore the for the criminal Insane. »v,Jbe pald for In installments taken •->11 in A ' • i'i !• • power It was supposed congress pos­ Alienists began a alow march _ •Nig.Po* this purpose 12,- Whenever Or. Charles Wl Elliott, sessed before the supreme court de­ across the stage, the familiar ecenes i4B : iMldie to be pM-tlcularljrVlgorous In the was present at the conclusive' per- logs will ,b« simple but- lty^lleld of ma*«2acta(4oc districts of New Bng- sonal examlBatlops of Thaw, de­ xH OscaB Peaison JWtlpn ltoltj. ' 1 lb ^discipline will l|M|d, wfcn* H will be argued thatth* clared that ^tow.'^ pondltlon Ji>oth Br. D?- JlpMaa sad Pr-WHiiln J f ^ .• jpteertBMg I* a ooyrnrt Apsst nm .mental and physical. Is normal, ex­ jarotWiUoor Defeat of UM amend cepting the -M^rt, irhlch hfeats a Contraptoi- trtlle ~ fast, ^'tv found Thaw," he PKBSCKIFNOHS C*URUU,X Jsi jfr' Sidewalks, Curbs, Gutters, Reteinlns Walts, Cuiill ti -v K ill ^ «^» Tit^iifcissssiliiaaistfsj