Lead Daily Call from Lead, South Dakota • Page 5

UFRIIJAT, yFEBHtJART 24,, lJlt LEAD DAILY CALL 1 PAGE FIVE Subscribe lor th Lead Dally Call. iy HAVE JUST OPENED 200 boxes of carefully selected ll. papeteries In the latest shapes and designs, which usually sells at 35c, buying in this quantity enables us to make our trade the very low price of 25c per box. Just bear in mind that this is not an inferior grade of paper, on the contrary, it will please the most fastidious and will merit a careful inspection. See our window exhibit fl" GROCCRY DCPARTMCNT OOD PRICES are gradually dropping to a lower basis Coffee is the one exception and it may continue: comparatively high for the next three months.

One pound of Tea will give twice the food value of two pounds of COFFEE. hlo Wcclc F. W. BROWN 0 A Using Exclusively I. M.

P. Films Best Made TONIGHT FILMS SONGS Two Lucky Jims, one of the most interesting comical west- ern American films ever shown In Lead. Hear Miss Lappin sing. The Vicar of Wakefield a dramatical historical subject, by the famous Thanhausers. The Clockmakers Secret, a good lntaerestlng drama.

Matinee every afternoon at 2:00 sharp. Evening at complete shows ADMISSION 10c "OH IRIS THEATER oottags loaf, or mother's bread" Imported Blsmark Saurkraut at Searle's Meat Market. Skating at the Coliseum every rf- ternooff and evening. Special atten tion given beginners. Matinee for school children every Saturday after noon; price 15 cents.

Band every Wednesday and Saturday evening. Price 25 and 35 centa on band nights. l-16-lm. Engraving free on all Dutch collar pins, tie pins, fobs, hat pins, cuff buttons, etc. See display in PerUn's window.

We engrave this stock to suit customer. Come in and see the work done. WILL MR. KIRWAN OR MR BENfER EXPLAIN? Why are not the resolutions passed en the day of October by the Lead and Central Gty Miners' unions, or th socialists in control, mentioned in the communication, addressed to "Organized La bor," which was for several I days kept running in the Reg-' ster? The W. f.

of M. has considerable to say about being "unfair." How, on the grounds of fairness, can that communication be defended hich states that "no efforts had been made by the union men to change the conditions under which they had been working for many The Homestake has always been an open camp Those resolution oassed by the above mentioned lorals stated that the would not work with non union men after the 25th ol November. No action was taken by the company until after the passage of these resolutions. Why, in the account of the difficulty, do the unions begin with the li Umatum of the company rathet than with that of the union which antedated it? PNEUMONIA FOLLOWS COLD But never follows the use of Foley's Honey and Tar, which checks the cough and expels the co'd. M.

Stock well, Hanibal, says, "It beats all the remedies I ever used. I con tracted a bad cold and cough and was threatened with pneumonia. One bottle of Foley's Honey and Tar completely cured me." No opiates. Just a reliable household medicine. Holvey Pharmacy.

I Burnslde's i Orchestra Music furnished for all ac- LKAVE ORDERS AT THH LOYAL THEATRX Rasmusson Bros. Brick, Stone and Cement Workers Work aoae worajunn-tlkf ad mo ol malaria) L-Mll f.d. conun 8 accessor to Walter McKay REAL ESTATE AND INSURANCE R'm 7 May Blk. P'no 2132 Lead, S. D.

Have you trio Cowln's Pare Cigar Clippings for smoke- ing and at Fisher's Clfar Factory. Stop at SchoII'i for your grocer-sa. lit W. Main street. Phone 0t llf Are you going to plant trees this spring? We guarantee the trees plant.

T. W. McDonald. Florist. 161m At the Loyal The Two Lucky Jims, a wonderful western sensational subject, a play within a play.

The whole action of this intensely funny comedy drama Is good healthy fun and lots of It. Laugh and grow fat. Spend a pleasant hour tonight. Fine Blacksmithing Grant Orth has purchased the blacksmithing business of Chausse at 108 South Bleeker street and Is now ready for business. He makes a specialty of horseshoeing and fine wagon work and blacksmithing, and guarantees his work in every particular, his prices are reasonable and prompt attention Is given to work.

Give him a trial, Phone No. 2146. 2-22-IM HOLD ANNUAL MEETING SATURDAY AFTERNOON Session of the Ladies' Auxiliary of the H. A. A.

Will be Held at the Home of Mrs. Drlscoll The annual meeting of the Ladles' Auxiliary of the H. A. A. will be held on Saturday afternoon at the home of Mrs.

R. H. Drlscoll, at 215 South Mill street. Mesdames Sharwood, Regan and Drlscoll have been appointed a committee on program for the afternoon and a pleasing entertainment has been provided. All members are requested to be in attendance at the session.

23-2t. PATROLMAN IS KILLED IN ARRESTING HOLD UP Seattle, Feb. 24. Patrolman J. T.

Davis is dead and James Ford and Alexander Nest, highwaymen, fatally wounded as the result of a pistol battle early today between the robbers and Davis. Patrolman H. C. Smith shot both of the robbers down after Davis fell. INDIANS MUST REFUND CONTRACT PAYMENTS Government Will Force Them to Sell Land and Reimburse Dealers Who Advanced Money Dallas, S.

Feb. 24. Through a peculiar undertaking of the United States government now in process of execution by Superintendent John B. Woods, in charge of the Rosebud Indian reservation, certain land men and investors in this section stand to recover sums variously estimated as aggregating between $25,000 and $50,000 which has been paid to Individuals of the Rosebud Sioux tribe as earnest money for the purchase of their lands to which title was never secured. Several years ago the practice of contracting directly with the Indians for the purchase of their allotments and trusting to Influence of luck for the Issuance of the patents by the government became so general and flagrant that two years ago the Interior department made a thorough Investigation of the matter, with the re-result that about 20 applications were rejected at one time and very few Rosebud Indians have been able to secure patents since.

It was generally understood and conceded that these contracts were In direct violation of the federal law and that all payments made thereon were uncollectable by land. Government inspectors have sought out every person who made such a contract with an Indian and secured quit claim deeds for the future protection of the latter. Now the government proposes to compel the red men and women who accepted money on such contracts to repay It by permitting the sale of the lands for the purpose. Mr. Wood has met a large number of Indians In Dallas for the past few days for the purpose of ascertaining how much each owed for moneys thus received and arranging for the sale of lands with which to discharge these debts.

Dr. John II. Martin Eye, Ear, Nose and Throat Searle Block, Lead, S. D. Phone L2217 "j''r DRUGGIST Store of Quality YOU" SERVICE St.

Bernard Dog. Only a Dog Darkest Hoar Released Feb. 18. The Latch Key. AMATEUR NIGHT TONIGHT.

ti most Inportant reason at-rr an yon should sead your washing to as, stead of to a asnerwomaa lolng It at born is ws wash the clothes cleaner. We wash your clothes la altered soft water. We change 'as water eight time. The dltereat eaters range la Uaereature from sold to boiling hot We nt plenty of Bore sran, aad we get the clothes thoroughly clean. Successors to W.

J. FORD Wholesale and Retail FEED Orders Given Prompt Attention. Satisfaction Guaranteed Office with Jos. Feeney in 1.2 Main Sr. Phone 21 J9 SOS REWARD 1 will pay $25 reward for Information which will lead to the arrest and conviction of any person or persons wilfully breaking glass In my green house on Julius street T.

W. MCDONALD, Florist -4-tt The best mining proposition in the west Is that offered by the Reutsr Mining compsny in the Bear Lodge country. For particulars tee or write Jas. Eseltlpe, Lead, 8. D.

BACON, Shield or Winchester, lb ,20 FLOUR, Victor Hard Wheat, Pa- tent sack $1.85 FLOUR, Climax Fancy, patent lack $1.40 SUGAR, Fine Granlated, 100 lb. 95.75 TOMATOES, Fancy 39 2 cans ..25 CORN. Standard Iowa, 8 cans .23 SOUP, Campbells', 8 cans .25 MILK, Family Size, 8 cans 25 APPLES, Fancy Washington Per Box V2.00, $2.25, 92.50 THE MARKET Try Extenso, new Key West Cigar. Just out. None better made.

For sanitary plumbing call on James Hanley, at Kuester Hardware store. 9tf. Have you tried Fisher's Cigar Clip pings? Purest smoking and chew ing made. Use Swandown Flour made in the Black Hills by Rapid fllver Milling SNAPS 160.00 Range for 126.00, and $25.00 Dining room table for $15.00. No.

12 North Galena 23-3t Sidney Lang accompanied the Girls' basket ball team to Hot Springs this afternoon. Dance at the Iris Saturday night B'ck Hills orchestra will furnish the music 24-2t. Tree pruning oy a man who knows how. Inquire of T. W.

McDonald, Florist. 2-16-lm James C. Gentry of Rapid City was among the visitors In the metropolis of the Black Hllle this morning. 8tates Attorney John T. HefTron who has been at Pierre on a business trip has returned home to Deadwood.

One plain drunk appeared before Judge Meore In police court this morning being assessed the regulation fine of $5 and costs. Remember the Y. L. C. dance Friday evening, Feb.

24. The best of mimic will be In attendance and a good time Is assured to all. Piles Cored In Six to 14 Days PAZO OINTMENT is guaranteed to cure any case of Itching, Blind, Bleeding or Protruding Plies In 6 to 14 days or money refunded. 60c. C.

Hutchinson who has been employed in the mines at Terry left over the' Northwestern today for Calumet, where he will spend some time with friends and relatives later returning to this section. Art a and Oaf The regular meeting of the 'Arts and Crafts will be held Saturday af- jternoon at 2 o'clock at the Manual Training rooms, a demonstration in etching will be given and each lady is requested to bring her own material for work. 23-2t. This morning about one o'clock for the first time In fully a month the alarm sounded and the lire laddies were called out, the home of George Pavollch, at 836 Addle street having taken fire as the result of a lamp exploding. One room was.

badly damaged. We have shown some wonderful life portrayals and tonight you will see that historical Thanhauser feature. "The Vicar of Wakefield." No picture of such a type can pass before the eyes of the gazers without Intensely Interesting them, and you can not afford to miss this at the Loyal. W. H.

Van Horn who ha sheen serving as station agent at Mystic for the past several months but who has been transferred to NeNmo was In the cty today on a visit to his family. He leaves this evening for his new station. Previous to being stationed at Mystic Mr. Van Horn was in charge of the station at Nahant. gCN CURED JAPAN TEA, lb.

85c GREEN LABEL JAPAN TEA, lb. 50c MONSOON INDIA TEA, WHITE LABEL, Per lb. UPTON'S INDIA TEA, YELLOW LABEL 75c AVONDALE BLENDED 75c TETLEY'S RED LABEL 78c FANCY SHOT GUNPOWDER TEA, per lb 65c EGGS, STRICTLY FRESH, do. 20c MEADOW GOLD BUTTER, lb. HAMS, Shield or Winchester, lb.lSH WE FOLLOW Boost the Booster, best 5 cigar made.

cent i The Black Hills orchestra will plav for the Saturday night dat.ee at Iris hall. 24-2t Mary Kelly of Rapid City was among the shoppers in Lead this morning. Chicago Suit and Cloak Store an-nouces the arrival of new suits, coats dresses and skirts. The Splrella Corset stay Is war-Wjii- not to break, rut or take a permanent bend. Mrs.

Read, 620 W. Mala. Phone A-2183. 19 Fresh milk and cream received dally at Alslp Fllsnes' Cafe; corner Main and Wall street. Leave orders for any quantity.

The musical programme to be given during the reception at the Hearst Free Library this evening, will begin at nine thirty o'clock. The Pythian Sisters will -meet In regular session this evening at 7:30 Odd Fellows' ball. All members are urged to be In attendance. The reception which was to have been given at the Hearbt Free Library last November will be held Fr! day evening, February An Invitation is extended to all the friends and patrons of the library. 15-e 24.

To make room for the new spring arrivals we will sell winter suits fK sats at real genuine bargains. JJJjerented kindly call and we will proe to you that we are not misrepresenting. CHICAGO SUIT CLOAK STORK The many friends of Rev. R. H.

Dolllver of Hot Springs district superintendent of the Black Hills Mission of the MethodlBt church will be pleased to know that he Is slowly recovering his health and is again able ta give a part of his time to his duties. His complete recovery Is hoped for. AMATEUR NIGHT TONIGHT AT IRIS THEATRE Special I'reimrn lions are Being Made to Care for the Big Crowds Tonight Another big night is promised at the Iris theatre tonight. Tha third Amateur contest will take place and a gold ring wll given away the first show and order to accommodate ti.e crowds 'wo shews will bj run. At the second a ash prize of $3 0C will be given to the winning amaieur.

Yesterday afternoon Denny Kenny, manager of the Kenny Hardware company of Deadwood left that place for Fremont, Neb where tomorrow he will be united In marriage to Mrs. John Wilson, formerly cf Deadwood At train time the Burlington platform was crowded with friends of Mr Kenney, a lot of his young lady acquaintances having gone there prepared with rice and other things. His suit case, when they succeeded in completing Its decorations, was a thing of beauty. Old shoes, baby blue ribbons, faded flowers and other thirw v-whlch tended to enhance Its apKnce were placed upon it, and If there was anyone on the train that did not know Denny was going to be married they were du'l indeed. I NEW FILM To-Day: Matinee Daily We'll Wash Your Clothes Much Cleaner Try our work, You'll like it Lead Steam Laundry Phone 2082 White Wagon 4444444444444 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 'James Klrwaa, member of 4 4 the execntive board of the Western Federattoa of Miner has the aatbority to grant the aaloaa ol Lead and Central City, both of which are afidi- 4 4 4 ated with the atloa, permlsskiei to go oa 4 strike, so it was aot accessary 4 to telegraph headquarters of 4 the Federation for that permls- 4 sloa, MR.

KUWAIT HAVING 4 GRANTED IT." Prom the Reg 4 of Koremaor fta. ltot, 4 1. 4 "The BsgHtsr ie the oBdal 4 of the Federation ta the Black HOJa, (Signed) 4 "JAMES KTRWAJf." 4 from a standing aotfee raa 4 nlag ta the Reflate. 4 Did the nnlon eonUeanlate a 4 trikeT 4 44444444444444 An advertisement In the Call la a good investment. Carney Coal $0.25 C.

O. D. BEST GRADE OF WOOD v. cTiLAin Phone B2286' Leave orders at Ardingers store.