The Daily Deadwood Pioneer-Times from Deadwood, South Dakota • Page 5

THURSDAY, OCTOBER 8, 1914. DEADWOOD DAILY PIONEER-TIMES PAGE FIVE 8 8 Money te loan on collateral secur 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 Even the Most Critical Are Pleased With These New Suits. lungs, relieves Shortness of Breath, Bronchitis, Sever Coughs, and kindred affections. 1 FREE. Dr.

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Jacobs, Deadwood, 8. D. EVERT ROOM IN -J. TOWN IS NEEDED aii Householders of Deadwood, who have rooms which they can spare for the accommodation of the visitors to the convention of the South Dakota Educational association, to be held here Oct 21, 22, and 23, are re quested to notify Immediately E. Ml.

Mitchell, J. Mossman or John B. Lerch. Every available room in Deadwood will bo needed for the oc casion. Rates must be reasonable.

WILL LECTURE FOR STATE TEACHERS' MEETING Henry Turner Bailey has an Inter national reputation as lecturer, art critic and editor, and is an acknow ledged leader In matters of art education. His lectures, given in London, Paris, Berlin as well as in America show an unusual Insight and power and are a personal inspiration to all who hear him and know him. A few of his best known lectures are "The City of Refuge," a treatise on the realm of the Imagination, of the fine arts, -of the spirit, accessible to all. "The Social Ideal In Education," The Whole Boy in the Whole School," "Beauty in Common "The Central Shrines," The last giving a study of the chief treasures In the galleries of Rome, Florence, Venice, Paris and London. Mr.

Bailey possesses the ability to interpret for others in a most vivid manner the subjects of his talks and writings and imparts to his audience the enthusiasm and earnestness that he feels in all his Mr. Bailey Is the editor of the School Arts magazine, which has been adopted as a reference work of highest artistic ideals and Inspiration, in the leading schools of America and Europe, and his books are characterized by rare quality of literary expression. BLOOD WILL TELL The Heroes of the War "Blood will tell," is an axiom that In all the ages has never been gainsaid. Every man who does a brave, heroic act carries within his veins a quality of blood that urges and sustains him. No matter whether he inherits it from a long line of famous ancestors or from the sound and healthy constitution of his Immediate parents, whose only distinction Is honorable toil and a simple, virtuous life.

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Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery. It starts the torpid liver into healthful action, purifies and enriches the blood, cleanses, repairs, and strengthens the system, and restores health and vigor. As an appetizing, restorative tonic, It sets at work all the processes of digestion and nutrition, and builds up flesh and strength. It's the only Blood and Liver Remedy that's guaranteed, in every case, to benefit or cure. If It doesn't do all that's claimed for It, the money Is promptly refunded.

But it keeps its promise that's the reason it can be sold in this way. It Is not a secret remedy for its ingredients are printed on wrapper. You only pay for the good you get. "Discovery" strengthens Weak LOCAL AND OTHERWISE 8 8 8 Oct. 16: "Wrath of the Gods," at the Deadwood theatre.

Another Tango ball, Deadwood Auditorium, Saturday, Oct. 10. Singer Sewing Machines Salesman has machines to rent E. C. Warren, phone Lead 2293.

Coming soon the first of the Shu- bert productions "Mother" pictured In four big acts at the Pastime. Watch for date. "Neal Institute lor the Drug ana Liquor Habit." Write or call. Rap. Id City, 8.

D. 9-S-lm The Black Hills orchestra of ten pieces will give a dance at the Auditorium next Tuesday evening, Oct. 13 A cordial invitation is extended to the dancing public. Smoke Victor Cousin Cigars. "Million Dollar Mystery" tomorrow night at the Deadwood theatre.

Order your cut flowers from Mrs. Mather at Trebers. A fresh supply of roses, carnations and asters always on hand and chrysanthemums In season. The members of the Congregational church will give a farewell reception to Rev. and Mrs.

J. H. Hull at the residence of Dr. Nell Friday evening of this week to which members of the church and friends are invited. Got your Kodak Films Developed and Finished at Peterson's Studio.

All the latest tangoes will be heard at the Auditorium next Tuesday even lng, Oct. 13, when the Black Hills orchestra of ten pieces will give one of their regular dances. Smoke Victor Cousin, the best 5c cigar made. 4,000 feet of special pictures tonight at the Deadwood theatre. Friday "Million Dollar Mystery," Shot guns and sewing machine Needles at Anderson's repair shop, Phone 67.

Remember the tango dance at the Auditorium next Tuesday evening, Oct. 13, given by the Black Hills orchestra of ten pieces. The Children's Home society of Sioux Falls has a bright, healthy colored boy thirteen months old, for 'adoption by a colored family. The boy Is in Lawrence county and will be ready for adoption in about ten days. If any colored family is interested, further particulars can be had at the Pioneer-Times.

Smoke the Booster, best 5 cent cigar made. A good time is assured all who attend the tango dance at the Auditorium next Tuesday evening, Oct. 13, given by the Black Hills orchestra of ten pieces. Coming at the Deadwood theatre, "Wrath of The Gods." Deadwood-Lead orchestra at the Auditorium Saturday evening. Dr.

Vercoe, eye and ear specialist has moved' to rooms over Haines' store. Fourteen years In Deadwood and Lead. Hours 1 to 5 daily. 3-23-tf Smoke the Booster, best 6 cent cigar made. The committe requests that all the merchants of Deadwood decorate their stores and places of business In honor of the meeting of the Federation of Woman's clubs and in honor of Jane Addams who is to speak at the Deadwood theatre next Wednesday night.

The colors of the federation are green and yellow, green for the pines of the Black Hills, and gold for the golden grain of the eastern part of the state. Decorations will be easy and can be made very effective. 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 'A hill, was thrown far enough out to strike the window. As the train pass ed into the tuunel a moment later, it was Impossible to make an investiga tion at the time. None of the passengers was injured.

TEACHERS' EXAMINATION The State Superintendent has postponed the October examination for second, third, and primary grade certificates until the time tor the examination for state certificates on November 5th, 6th, and 7th, 1914. So on Thursday, Friday, and Saturday, November 5th, 6th, and 7th, the next regular examination for the above grades of certificates will be held in the court house. In justice to the teachers the de partment will make an exception for this November examination by permitting all applicants for certificates to apply their standings secured dur ing April 27th, 1914, in the regular way, although these standings will be more than six months old by No vember 5 th. Applicants expecting to take this examination must be present at 9 a. Thursday, November 5th, W14.

FLORENCE GLENN, Co. Supt. of Schools. Deadwood, S. October 6th, 1914.

Oct. 6th to Nov. 6th. CARD OF THANKS Mrs. Dustln and daughter wish to thank all friends who were so kind to them during their great bereavement in the death of their husband and father.

Should fTS different from 1 others because more care is taken In the making and the materials used are higher grade. Black Silk Stove Polish Makes a brilliant, silky polish that does not rub off or dust off, and the shine lasts four times as longr as ordinary stove follBh. Used on sample stoves and sold hardware and grocery dealers. All weaakisatria). Use it on your cook store, your parlor stove or your gas range.

If you don't find it the bt mtovm polish you ever used, your dealer fs authorized to refund your money. Insist on Black Silk Stove Made In liquid or paste one quality. Black Silk Stove Polish Works Sterling, Illinois Uh Blaefc Silk Air-Drying Iron Enomol on gTates, registers, stove-pi pes Prevents rusting. Uae Mack Silk Motal Polish for silver, nickel nrhrui. It hju no eniial for use on aiitnmnhilea.

This is VysSSfa -Stove PoluhjpSiMvS I Store Prop. Women's clubs which will be held in Deadwood Oct. 15-17 Inclusive, will be on the Harvrad plan, a scheme much In vogue with educational conventions. This means that the members of the Thursday club of Deadwood assisted by the Round Table and Woman's clubs, all of whom are the local hostesses, will entertain the visiting ladles in their homes for the three days, providing breakfast for each visitor. A splendid program which some of the state's foremost women will participate, has been arranged and the sessions which will be held in the assembly room of the Deadwood business club and which are open to the public, are expected to prove unusually interesting.

The executive board of the federation meets Oct. 14, and that evening Miss Jane Addams, Chicago's well known philanthropist and social worker, will lecture here so tjhat it is probable that a number of the delegates will arrive in advance. Some of them are also planning on remaining over after the convention for the South Dakota Educational association which convenes here Oct, 21. Besides the local entertainment, the visitors will also be entertained by the Spearflsh ladies and Prof Cook at the Normal school. PROGRAM mnw Jll 5c and 10c The 679 88888 88888S8 a 8 THIRTY YEARS AGO TODAY 8 8 8 88888888888 Oct.

8, 1884 Judge Kuykendall, formerly of this: city, seeks nomination as county treasurer at Cheyenne. Beth Skill goes to Sturgls to lay out Dudley's addition to that town, a forty acre tract east of Bosworth's addition. Harry Lawton, the efficient and courteous agent of the Wyoming stage line, leaves this morning on a six weeks visit to his old home in New York state. During his absence the office will be in charge of Larry Connell and T. H.

Russell. George Runkle, railroad contractor, left for the east yesterday. His visit to the Hills was principally to familiarize himself with the country so that he can Intelligently bid for large contracts to be let next spring. In his opinion dirt will fly all around the Hills next year. Dan Gallagher returned from the Coeur d'Alene last evening.

He expresses great confidence In the ultimate development of rich mines there but says It will take time and much capital. Times are very dull all Home A New York Main Street I. Salinsky A through that district at present and will remain so for some time. Miss Mary A. Feenan yesterday purchased of Geo, W.

Winn the premises on the Deadwood and Central City toll road formerly owned by Judge Miller and upon which she contemplates making extensive improvements. The property will be one of the finest residence places In the city. Ed Lane has an overcoat. It is a good garment-good for a dollar's worth of drinks at "Ed's Place" at any time as eight of Ed's friends ascertained yesterday. But Ed (Lane) fervently prays to be delivered from his friends.

A very rich strike Is reported in the Uncle Sam which mine improves as each day adds to the extent of the workings. The Sam Is justly considered one of the best properties In the Hills and when the proposed new mill is in operation it will rate among prominent producers. Considerable trouble Is experienced at present with water but a new pump will shortly be in operation when the mill will re sume operations full capacity. WILL ENTERTAIN ON HARVARD PLAN Entertainment of the delegates to the fifteenth annual convention of the South Federation of of Licensed Photoplayi DEADWOOD THEATRE HIaiTnr n-t-g OLLIE SASSE. Mgr.

TONIGHT YUM A TP It? 5 and 10 cU "The Second Mrs. Roebuck" two part Majestic drama "A Woman of Sin" "A Dogs Good Deed" Thanhouser Reliance drama Today "IN WOLFS CLOTHING" 2 part Kalem featuring Alice Joyce "RED HAWK'S SACRIFICE" Kalem "A CHANGE OF BUSINESS" Edison Comedy Coming- "MOTHER" Shubert Production Coming Soon "Traffic in Souk" 6 Reels Dollar Mystery" Oct OF THE Parts.