Argus-Leader from Sioux Falls, South Dakota • Page 2

THE SIOUX FALLS DAILY PRESS, THURSDAY MORNING. MAY 4, 1905. TWO jo er tke Gordo. Httl in which the goods are offered for sale must tell the story and purchasers need not be misled. A Machine That Flies THE PRESS ISSUED MORNINGS EXCEPT MONDAY Dtliy, by mall, one year OO Daily, by carrier, city, per month.

.40 Advertising rates In daily or weekly Bade known on application. Telephones No. 110. DOTSON BOW EN, Proprietors, Sioux Falls, S. D.

Chicago offices In Marquette Build-tog. Payne Young, representatives. ESTABLISHED 1SS3. Owner of morning Associated Press franchise receiving full reports. I Experts who witnessed the flight Prof.

John Montgomery's aeroplane at I Santa Clara, are almost unsn mous in the belief that the most difficult feature in the flying machine problem has been solved. I It only remains to be proved that DELICIOUS COOLING INVIGORATING JREFRESHIIIC Try it. Order at any fountain. They will have it. Gordon THERE can be no reason why you shouldn't wear a Gordon Hat (soft or stiff) even if you're most exacting.

The more exacting you are the more reason for selecting a Gordon Hat. The better you know hats the truer will be your appreciation. Gordon Hats $3 Cuming to South Dakota. Assistant General Manager Under-wcod. of the Milwaukee railroad, a recent visiter to South Dakota, says "the go-west spirit of a half a century ago, when thousand of prairie schooners set sail for the land beyond the s-scurf, has been revived." instead of traveling by prairie schooner, the thousands are coming mostly by rail, though the schooner Is not yet an obsolete means of transportation, many of them passing through the Cham-Ix-riain gateway.

The migratory procession to which Mr. Underwood refers is headed for South Dakota, and it Is going beyond the Missouri for its. home locations. It is not afraid of the quarter section farm. It if going to develop the long tenantless solitude that has remained unclaimed because the railroads have let it alone.

Mr. Underwood bent this bow of promise across the horizon of the A Muzzling More. A remarkable request las era! times. Then it headed' straight before the wind and took a sudden dive. "He's steering downward," said Inventor Montgomery, in response to an exclamation at the sudden tumble.

Then in one moment the wings turned gracefully back to a horizontal position. The aeroplane glided about In a circle, and after heading back into the wind, it mounted perceptibly. Twice the feat of sailing upward cn the air was accomplished. Gradually came the realization that the aeronaut was truly flying on wings an seemingly with utmost ease. The aeronaut.

Daniel Maloney, had complete command cf the machine. He accomplished just what the bird accomplishes in flight without napping its wins. He sailed on the air, rose and fell and tacked one way or another, just as the larger birds. The aeroplane, like birds, fails upon the wind; and against it, without moving it9 wings except for steering. When the needed motive power can be supplied without overweighting the apparatus the second great difficulty in the flying machine problem will be solved.

It Is said the machine weighs only forty-two pounds and supports in easy flight a man weighing 145 pounds. When wings can carry the man and the needed motor everything else must depend on the ability of the man to acqiure for himself the manipulative skill whlon is given to the birds. the aeroplane will support an eugina of sufficient motive power to drive it through the air. The ability of the aeroplane to support a man weighing 145 pounds was clearly the scientific observers believe. The experiment there was witnessed by several thousand spectators, who almost held their breath as the aeronaut drove the machine at pleasure anJ performed evolutions and gyrations which before have been dene only by a bird.

First a big balloon towed up the aeronaut and his winged machine several hundred! feet Then the aeronaut cut the rope which held him to the balloon The aeroplane immediately settled on its silken flimsy wings, while the huge balloon went rolling and tumbling away on the dwindling in size and falling toward the ground. With the aeronaut poised on the framework on a level lower than that lodgfC with the New York legislature I side of a itrike, while the pclice are arrayed1 on the other side as a matter of necessity; Thus far 1,900 strike SCISSORED JOKKS are doing so much to reduce the population of the earth, something has got to be done to maintain the eouin. brium." "My man." said the tall now on their way here are settled otn- parachute and guaranteed safety to ths eiry irom me ouisiue, many oi wuuiu "What did you think of that cigar I are negroes. gave VOU? It's an 'Admiral von tleman, "here is a nickel for vmi" aeronaut, even in the event of his in- ability to direct or steer. Slowly and steadily the machine cir- cled In one direction and then in an- other, repeating these maneuvers ssv-' know." "Well.

well, how aDDroDriate. "One question, sir," replied Tired1 Tiffins. "Are youse Mr. "Why. no." "Den I will ar.mr There's something about that cigar that's suggestive of an admiral." What's that?" "It's rank." gift wit' pleasure, sir." "I suppose," said Mrs.

Gabbie, whose er industries will come. Were not afraid of that. Any road we build there will get revenue from local haziness jfrom the start." Congressman Kinkaid, of Nebraska, author of the Nebraska square mile homestead law, is coming Into South Dakota in June to address some of the people. June will be too late for his missionary efforts. Mr.

Underwood's procession will have arrived by that time and the railroads will be reaching out after the profitable traffic of a newly peopled realm. This Is going to be a great year for South Dakota. FARM SUGGESTIONS By F. A. Scott husband! had teen dead only a few weeks, "if I should go to that five The annual session of the American Stock Growers' association will te opened at Denver on the 9th and President Roosevelt will meet many of its members during his brief tarry in that city.

An opportunity will be afforded him to talk rates with men Interested in the subject. No industry in the west has suffered1 mere than the cattle growing industry at the hands of the transportation trust by some of the captains of industry of that state. The legislature is asked to enact a law prohibiting the publication of any recital of the condition of insurance companies, banking companies and trust companies in any monthly, weekly, tri-weekly or quarterly magazine or newspaper. 1 The captains of industry have perhaps st-ieaed tor o-nsorsnip the publications they do not own, Having de-voti cumulative efforts to the daiiy newspapers uuwrr the lei.ef that the blower publications could not acquire much influence out among the people. But the magazine has proved to bi the most faithful delineator of th- methods of the "captains" and it i carrying its statements into the home.

the intelligent ail over the laiid. Inert has never been a time in his-toiy when magazine literature monthly and weekly was so widely disseminated as now and the great increase in circulation is bated upou articles dealing with financial and political graft and the methods of great financial organizations. A new class of writers has come into existeute on the opportunities of trie magazine and! they teal with topics to which the public has not heretofore bad aouess the inner workings of tys-tems under which finance and government are conducted. It is these authors that the captains of industry seek to suppress through legislation and the effort they are o'clock tea it would1 cause a lot of talk." "Naturally," replied Miss Pen- Little Alice is old for her years. One evening after she had gone to bed she heard mamma and papa laughing in mmch enjoyment over a game of flinch.

She longed to get up and join them, but she knew she must not. The next morning at breakfast she was very quiet Presently she drew a deep sigh: "I feel the need of a husband, mamma, I do feel it!" of importance in mechanics and constructive educaUon. There are excellent appliances for all these experiments and demonstrations, and the department is filled to nearly its entire capacity now. I am pleased to say that I found the three able professors most willing to give out their systems cf instruction, all of which I found to be very interesting. I will look over Profs.

Hanson's and Wheeler's departments tomorrow and report later on. pery, "unless you Should happen to Brookings, S. May 2. From Sioux Falls to Brookings I found! the crop outlook fully as good as around lose your voice." Mr. Grimes Why didn't you offer to lend Mrs.

Jimmerson an umbrella. dear? Mrs. Grimes For very goo3 reasons, Charles. If the (didn't return home. In fact the grass, both tame and wild, are further advanced up here on account, apparently, of more rains, and stock are out on most farms.

The wheat and oats are making a good start, while much ground is being plowed now for corn, flax and millet. A good rain is coming down at present. I found things at the state agricul ifocky Tea Nuggets A Busy MeJioias fcr Basy Teopls. Brings Golden Eealttt ai.il Esneved Vigo. irCfir.stlmlioritlD'lipestiCD.

Ltn trt' "tHney Trouble. Pimples. Eezerrm, ImpufS Bail Breath. Klueefsfi Bon-els, Headache liackaohe. It's U'wky Mountain Tea inta'c et form, 35 eont1" a liox.

ficntiine made Itj OsuJETSa Druo Companv, Matlison, Wis. 001 DSN SKIGCETS OR PEOWJ tural college in a most encouraging The newspaper men of Washington are still insisting, in spite of -denials, that Postmaster General Cortelyou Is slated for the presidency of the Equitable Life Assurance society, on the invitation of its directory. Few are the men who would refuse a salary of 100,000 a year and it may be considered a temptation to a cabinet officer whose compensation Is honor and per annum. and interesting condition and during) Philadelphia will witness a novel protest today, when 30,000 employees of its manufacturing establishments march to the city hall, where the theft of the municipal lighting plant is to be consummated by the city council Philadelphia does not expect to save its gas works, which are to be leased for "5 years and the $25,000,000 paid for the lease divided among the grafters. It only desires to make a demonstration to show that there Is yet existing toaay i nave visited rrots.

wnson it, I should be an umbrella out; if she did, it would mean another call from her. "My motto." 6aid the first dear girl, "is 'Mm "That accounts for it, I suppose," rejoined dear girl the second. "Accounts for what?" asked No. 1. "Fcr the way you are throwing yourself at the head of the new minister, who id over six feet tall," answered No.

2. "A man can get a pretty decent-locking suit for $6.98," said the landt-lady as she glanced over the paper, "while a woman's dress1, on the con and Mathews departments. Old Virginia Coffee New York Press: Do you know that many years ago certain folk in Virginia knew how to make good' cot-fee? Nothing but Old Government Java in befo' de wan times! The modus operandi was as follows: Parch the berries a deep brown andi while still hot mix in the whites of several eggs and also the shells. When cold and dry grind moderately fine ten pounds and place in a bag of butcher's muslin, which suspend from a hook or beam. In the mouth of the bag Insert a funnel, burying the tube in the Prof.

Wilson is taking great inter est and making1 a fine showing with some life and a trifling activity of conscience. The men at the head of the procession will carry noosed ropes his cattle, swine and sheep breeding and feeding experiments, and it would pay any farmer in our state who cares to take up any of these industries to come over to Brookings and' see how well and systematically he has taken up this work, and how clearly he can ttemonstrate every feature of his undertaking; and! best of all to notice how proud he is of the work. Later on I will give a more detailed account of several of the individual specimens and some of the collections grounds, and from time to time pour in water. Have a vessel below to A law just created, by the legislature of New York levying a tax of 2 per hundred shares on every stock deal "is likely to cause an exodus from Wall street into the more sympathetic environment of New Jersey. The cor trary "That's just what it's on when she is wearing it," interrupted the old bachelor boarder.

catch the drip. In the process of percolation (which may require a week The living skeleton at the dime mu- seum had fallen in love with the or ten days) the water gathers up the strength of the coffee, arriving in the vessel a deep red and as clear as crys porations will return to the old Eod those of them not incorporated in tal. Heat it when you want a drink. in their hands as evidence of their belief that a number of aldermen ought to be hung. But the aldermen will not be afrali They have been stealing bo long that they know Philadelphia will stand any degree of larcenous crime.

The ropes in the procession are intended ouly as a grim indulgence in pleasantry. South Dakota, the second New Jers- That's coffee! You know the princi bearded lady. "No," she said; when he offered himself. "It is impcseHble. I am wedded to my art 1 can never be anything more than a brother to you." The Good Trust You know you ple of the ash hopper.

of several bunches of each kind of stock that he is experimenting with, both as to direct and cross breeding, and1 with the various kinds of feeds. The state has greatly helped' his fa making in that direction to evidence of the extreme to which the tyranny of wealth would go if it were permitted. They ask for the prohibition, of literature damaging to their moral standing unless the publication in which it appears is possessed of paid up capital to the extent of $200,000 and an additional deposit of $200,000 in the state Insurance department, and then it may appear only by permission of the insurance department. This singular attempt to muzzle the press might succeed in a state lake New York through corruption and if half the magazine writers have said about the financiers and the politicians is true, bribery would be the least ef their sins. Long periods of cloudy weather is given by a German medital scientist as EXCURSION RATES TO COLORADO.

the cause of the unusual prevalence of cerebro spinal meningitis in central cilities by erecting within the past year a $12,000 modern barn with ample proportions for about 100 head anJ hay storage of 300 tons; with cement floors, box andi single stalls, weighing scales, seed, implement', and feed Europe. Since last October there has been very little sunshine in that quarter of the globe. All things ar ready to fill your order for coal promptly If left with today with the Tery test quality. The Omaha will sell excursion tickets to Denver, Colorado Springs and Pueblo and return at special reduced rates. Tickets are on sale May 7th, 8th and 9th, and good for return until May 31st.

Tickets may read going one way via Omaha and "returning via Kansas City, or "the reverse. For rates call on or write E. S. Norton, Agent, have run up the price of eggs because you've cornered the visible supply andj there are no fresh eggs to be had. The Bad TrustYes; the hens justify the meanst "Why should governments interest themselves in the healthfulness or un-healthfulness of -the food1 the people eat?" asked the man with the thirst for knowledge.

"For the reason," replied the man with the Information to give out, "that when wars, automobiles, and grade-crossings accidents rooms, and most conveniently Then he is giving the matter of alfalfa and brome grass hay and pas Rojestvensky fltill holds hia position tures a thorough test and reports most off Kamranh bay and nobody Is dis favorable results from both. turbing himt neither the Japs nor the In Prof. H. B. Mathews' mechanical H.

E. PARKER Phone ao8 335227 N. Main Ave French. The fiction that he is not get department I was also greatly inter ested. With hira is associated Prof.

ting supplies from the French port is When the police board and the chief of police of Lynn, appealed to Governor Douglas for help on a recent strike occasion, admitting that they were unable to cope with the situation, his reply was that they had better resign if they could not successfully deal with crime. The answer was uttered In the spirit of the Douglas of old and it might profitably be considered by other impotent municipal beads, who possess the power to call upon all law abiding citizens to command the enforcement of law. The tendency to rely on troops, state or national, in the exercise of police regulations has earned! the rebuke it received at the hands of the Massachusetts executive. Solberg, who takes direct charge of the iron and steel working and' me not believed! in Japan. chanical work and instruction in that The Pure Food law.

The various publications of the country devoted; to the discussion of food and health topics, east and west, are commending the amended pure food law passed by the South Dakota legislature at its last session. It is also strongly endorsed by the former focd line, and it is simply wonderful how handily anxS earnestly the boys apply themselves to the forges, lathes, plan WHY PAY SI 0 for a gold crown when you can get the same, or better, material and workmanship for $5.00. CURRENT TOPICS ers, gear-cutting and drilling ma We oifer expert, courteous treatment, modern, painless methods, best materials and BOTTOM PRICES. The imports of poultiry and eggs in to Great Britain in 1902(, 1903 and' 1904 commissioner, C. P.

Sherwood, whose chines, and such fine specimens of finished work as they turn out Is also wonderful. Prof. Mathews makes a specialty of the electrical Instruction and chemical experimenting in connection therewith. The testing of metals, natural and artificial building materials, and numerous other features were valued at 131,000,000, $33,000,000 and $33,500,000 respectively, the small devotion to the duties of that office resulted in the marked improvement of the quality of the food products exposed; on the South Dakota market The new law completes what the old increasa in 1904 being attributed mainly to the enhanced home production, though partly due perhaps to the hard times. Come West for Water Chicago Inter Ocean: Martin W.

Littleton, president of the borough of Brooklyn, N. is the first administrative officer of the metropolis to endorse cordially a project for increasing the city's water supply by tapping the great lakes. The proposition come from Charles G. Armstrong, a consulting engineer of Manhattan.1 His idea is to run an immense pipe from Lake Erie, 300 miles away, to New York, through which 1,000,000 gallcns of lake water could be iconveyed! every twenty-four hours. The project appears to President Littleton to be not only desirable, but entirely feasible.

But if New York is really desirous of improving its water supply, what is the use of taking half-way measures? Why should it undertake to pump water from a shallow little lake like Erie when an Inexhaustible supply of absolutely pure water from one of the greatest natural reservoirs on earth Is within reach? It will cost little more to pipe the water from Lake Michigan than it would cost to pipe it from Lake Erie, but even if the first cost should! be many times as great the longer pipe line would pay in the end. President Roosevelt has agreed to give the striking teamsters of Chicago an opportunity to present their peti The amount of money annually re tion asking for executive adjustment of their troubles when he passes law partially failed' to perform. It provides that the contents of a pack ceived in Greece from Greek emigrants through that city. The strikers have $9.00 5.00 4.50 5.00 1.00 OUR PRICES FOR THIS WEEK Full set of teeth -22k gold crown Porcelain crown -Bridge work, per tooth Fillings solicited him to take up the case andi deal with it as he did! the anthracite strike a couple of years ago. To the age must be described on the label.

If the contents are adulterated, the label must so state in plain print, and not in obecure type on a sticker attached to the label. There is no prohibition of the sale of adulterated goods, but the law insists that the purchaser shall be given reception of the petition he has agreed without offering them any encourage ment, knowing that it takes two to to the United States is assuming proportions that have attracted the attention of the Greek government, bankers and public. Greek officials estimate that over $1,930,501.93 thus reached Greece during 1903. One of the developments of Glasgow's municipal street car syttem is providing private early morning cars for bringing home dance parties. A car requisitioned for such a purpose comes at any required hour to the point nearest the place where the dance is being held and takes the dancers to any desired point on the road.

make a bargain. full opportunity to know what he Is DavlnK for and introducing into his The Chicago strike Is of lesser mag nitude than the accompanying disturb kitchen. DON'T BE HYPNOTISED, TJoodwinked, hoodooed, or over-persuaded into accepting a substitute for Doctor Pierce's Favorite Prescription with its record of nearly 40 years, embracing hundreds of thousands of cures of woman's peculiar ailments. It's the only remedy for woman's ills sold by that Is not full of booze" poor whisky, or bad alcohol. A guarantee of $1000 is offered that Favorite Prescription "contains no alcohol, opium or other harmful drug.

Keeps in any climate. "Favorite Prescription is a powerful Invigorating tonic, and imparts strength to the whole system and to the womb and its appendages in particular. For overworked, run-down," debilitated teachers, milliners, dressmakers, seamstresses, "shop-girls," housekeepers, nursing mothers, feeble women generally, Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription is the greatest earthly boon, being unequalcd as an appetizing cordial and restorative tonic. It's an insult to your intelligence for a dealer to attempt to palm oil upon yon an alcoholic substitute for this world-famed medicine.

You know what you want. It's his business to meet that tcaut When he urges some substitute he's thinking of the larger profit he'll make not of your welfare. kfl nnn GIVEN AWAY, hi copies of Xhe People's Common Sense Medical Adviser, a book that sold to the ex EXAMINATION AND EXTRACTION FREE Hours 8 a. m. to 9 p.

m. Sundays 10 a. m. to 1 p. m.

NEW YORK DENTAL PARLORS 122 NORTH PHILLIPS AVENUE SIOUX FALLS, SOUTH DAKOTA 5 Per cent discount if you bring this ad. New Phone 252 Old Phone 263 ance indicates. There are but 3,000 men in the ranks of the strikers, An Exhausting Climate American Meddcine: Mental deterioration in the tropics has long been known as a form of exhaustion from which there is recovery unon removal though their sympathizers are a host. The lawless element always takes the There la a curious burial custom to cooler latitudes the' completeness of the recovery depending upon the among the Mordovinians, who inhabit CONSUMPTION Of the new law, Mr. Sherwood says in his newspaper, the De Smet News: The use of any foreign ingredient, whether a color, a preservative, a sweetener or even another article of equal value, renders the compound illegal when labeled pure.

No stickers will be recognized the original label must tell the whole truth. The law does not attempt to dictate to the manufacturer the language he shall use on his compound labels, simply that they shall not be misleading. The new law absolutely prohibits coal tar colore, iniurious nreservatives and saccharin. the middle Volga provlns of Russia and are professedly Christiana They believe that a relative forty days after his burial returns to his old home Hope, fresh air, rest and Scott's Emulsion are the age or tne sufferer and the degree of exhaustion. The young and vigorous soon recuperate even from insanity.

The surgeon general's reports indicate a very high recovery rate in soldiers sent home In past years from the Philippines. In older men, of course, is well to bear this in mind in inter Failing his visible return the next of kin personates him, dressed in his clothes, and profess-s to deliver sol CCCCCCOO ereatest remedies lor con- emn messages from the other side of the grave. preting the curious press dispatches from Manila. We recently have been. sumption.

Scott's Emulsion The Finest" Beer is Ttia Driven out of New York by District will always bring comfort and Attorney Jerome, Richard Canfleld. Delivered la Case Any Part the City- informed that a major of the army, for an alleged swindling of the civil government of $1,500 has been sentenced to forty years confinement in William T. Burbridge and other gam biers are said to have formed a syndl tent or nw.wo copies few years atro, at IL50 per copy. Last year we irave away $30,000 worth of these Invaluable books. This year we shall irlve away fco.Ouo worth of them.

Will you share In this benefit? If so. send only SI one-cent stamps to cover cost of mailing only for book in stiff pa per covers, or 31 stamps for cloth-bound. Address Dr. E. V.

Pierce. Buffalo. N. Y. cate to establish a $3,000,000 gambling prison! A captain of engineers, for resort in Cuba on the plan of Monte swindling the United States govern Carlo.

It is DroDosed to build this ment in Charleston, S. some years American Monte Carlo at Camp Col since, received a five years' sentence, though the amount of money Involved 0 0 0 0 0 0 umbla, the site selected by the United States army of intervention as the the use of which has heen the foundation of most of the adulterations. When this feature Is enforced and Ia-fcels are made to tell "the truth, the whole truth and nothing but the truth," the food department will have done a work cf Inestimable value to the state. There is no legislative regulation of more importance to all the people of the state than that which seeks to protect them from the poisonous food compounds with which the market is flooded. This has been partially accomplished" in the past, with the assistance of some of the newspapers, through their publication of lists of illegal goods.

Under the improved law, the package If out of health. write to old Dr. Plerr. was a thousand times greater. There Label" lie will send you good, fatherly, profea- 5 Made and Bottled by Um Bait.

is need of some investigation, particularly as a citizen of the United States relief often cure. Scott's Emulsion does for the consumptive what medicine alone cannot do. It's the nourishment in it that takes the patient in long strides toward health. We'll send you 1 ample free. SCOTT BOWXE, 409 Pearl Street, New Vwk.

muuai Miviuv wiiuous cnargu. most healthful spot adjacent to Havana to pitch its tents. The site selected is thirty miles west of the city, in the province of Havana, and ground will be broken for the construc Is deprived of his constitutional right to a trial by a jury if he is accused of XXX 1 Brewing JJJ Malting Co, tion of the buildings and the track an offense in the Philippines. It does not seem safe to trust life and liberty in the hands of a Judge who may him These snfar coated little "vJJfTJ. Pellets are the smallest, the Ki easiest to take, and the easiest In the way they ack No no violence, no disturbance to the system, diet or occunxtlon.

They are theOrigi. nal Little Liver Pills, first put up by old Dr. V. Pierce, over 40 rears air Tbey have been much imitated but never eanaled. They come In rials, always fresh and rella- self be suffering from the effects of within six or eight months.

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