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Puzzles published during the month. 81; to which
solutions were received follows: c. Race aud
Alumnus. 50; Ben Troyato. MalencO, 10; FTantz,
3g Rex Ford, 81; G. Saw Sc; Y. l.. G. T., IS; III. %.
Mer, Mrs. g. r. c. 50; ComrHte, 3l12; Teepcckay,
HiPaiia 30; Lucille. III. = Nut. kairura, Y; Guidon,
Eugene, swamp Angel. Bison, %; DIR. 1. A. ID.
Bake, n. II. Did, E>perance. OiOtfe FINISHED, Il;
Harry ". T.. Moore. 20; Beech Nut, Hsdee, Aidyl,
\. o. Vice, Kenneth, to K. TiIIsry, Lillian Locke,
-; Poly. Gi Gantic. Is: Primrose Penrle Glen,
Miss Terry, May Mnsker. l.; Lord Baltimore,
RemardO. Calvin, Scar, A. Dandy 10; W. It. Head,
Q; j. L. w, Tyro. Dan Knight, 3; Arty Fishel.
Cinders, I0roaster Nedmac. Pennock. Z; See +.
See, Frank Lynn. 6; J. U. King Memo. AL Bert,
). A. d., 5; Annie Laurie. Two Forty Miss Fit, SER
peggiando. Orlando, Newcomer. 4: Cleo, Lydia.
Janus, Carroll Ton, 3; Lew Ward, Taters, Shoe
Fly Annette AdelAnte, Economy, Zsids, 2; 10
Urnal, g. Lam, Cosette, L. Total, 80 Complete
Lists, 2.
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no 2o22-MrrAcRAm

Soon Deaths dark shades will come at last;
Then Our PRIMES of mortal life are past,
When we leave our dear ones TO 20 to rest
In that realm of the glory of the blest.
On our FINE to Heaven Wen be cleansed from
sin.
An Jesus, our Saviour. will welcome us ia
Where parted loved ones again we'll meet
In calm Tepose at Jesus feet.
For there at His throne our loved ones await
To welcome US home we enter the gate,
Aud joining the angels we'll unite in their prayers
Win spirits as bright, pure and best theirs.
-SHoo FLY. Flushing, ". Y.
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NO. 223a-LEFr RHoMBoID.

Across: /. A coor!ess crystalline alkaIoid con.
tanned in Augosiura bark. (S,andJ o Unsatu-
rated hydro cHrbons of the acetylene series g.
Annuites with the benefit of survivorship. 4
Parts. 5. Enemies. 8. Plays. T. Pressed. g.
Measures of area containing 100 acres
Do,gn: l. A letter. 9. Nav. 8. kind of
mocassin. 4. Contraction of havest. 5. A village
of Italy. 6. One of a peculiar kind of zooids T.
OF and pertaining to an extensive marshy district
between Rome and Naples. 8. One-hundredth
parts of n franc. 9. Took tiles from. 10. Upright
parts In frame. III. Decays IL. Ones. Is.
Points. IA. Exists. Is A letter.
-GI GANTIc, Sd. Louis No.
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Teachings.
Notes on Outline.


l. This miracle occurred in tho thirty-sec-
ond year OF Christs life and the second of his
ministry.
9. We estimate parents ages at 35 and 30.
The girl was IL years old. Jews married early
in life.
3. We do not know the vocation of Jairus. It
may have required all his time as ruler OF the
synagog.
A. St. Luke, 3: AZ, says, "about IL years Of
age"
5. Talitha is Syriac for maiden.
6. The girl could not have been long dead
say, not more than one hour.
z. Jesus did not follow the suggestion of the
ruler rs to the laying on Of hands.
s. st. Matthew. one of the three reporters,
was himself one of the three present at the
miracle.
0. Whole" (St. LIKE, 8 SOY often relates to
physical and spiritual soundness.
10. We remember that, on way to the house
of the ruler, Christ paused to perform q cure.
1t seemed n cruel delay, aud yet it must have
served to give Jairus great encouragement.
IL. Sinners are at times considered as NOR
ally diseased; also, as dead in treSpasses.
Jdhus's Daughter nj Art, Music, and Poetry.
Art and poetry have attempted to tell the
world the story of Jairus's daughter. Frank
Mosss Resurrection of Jairus's daughter"
which was once exhibited at Paris, is now in
the Cathedral ut Philadelphia.
DR.. Stainer's Daughter of Jairus" is IA
nous musical composition.
One should read n. p. Wiliss "The Healing
of the Daughter Of Jairus." 1t is very sweet,
tender, comforting.
Rev. Canon Bell wrote delightful poem of
eight starzas on the subject.
Anonymous:
20 see! with touch
How the maiden awakes
When the mighty Physician
Her hand gently takes.
And see, from her features
Pale death quickly flies,
AT the voice the Saviour,
damsel. grsel
Mrs. Dana's lines arc beautiful:
"Tley cnme to the house.
Aud the Bruuruer- were there
Who with weeping and waiting
We're Tendng the air;
But Jesus reproved them:
Why thus do you weep7
For the maid Is not dead,
She Is only asleep.
20 see with touch
How the maiden awakes,
When the mighty Physician
Her hand gently tskesi
And. see! from her textures
Pale death quickly flies.
AT the voice of the Savior.
y dansel, arise! )"
Anonymous
Inc maiden arises! Gaze, gaze with delight:
IT'S no dream of the mind, deceit of the
sight.
She arises. she walksl To your fondling en-
brace
Take the JOY Of your home, the soul hope of your
The song Tor her second nativity raise,
And the funeral dirge change for anthems of
praise.
But stint not your praise TO the blessings of
earth;
This day be the dawn Of Heavenly BIRTH"
Doctrine
The Westminster Catechism has:
20 s.. What benefits do believers receive
from Christ at the resurrection? A. At the
resurrection, believers, being raised up in
glory. shall be openly acknowledged and ac-
quilted in the day of judgment. and made per-
feetly blessed in the full enjoying OF God to all
eternity"
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NOS. 22356-ALpHABE rrcaL pIaMoSp

IN ]. A letter. 2 An awkward rude, ill-man-
Dered boy. 8. country of Asia. 4. seaport
town of Ireland. 5. Unbrsnched, slender green
plants Of the fresh water aigB. 6. Large arctic
sharks 2. Men who tend bears. g. Spanish
writer; d. 86l. Q. Dwelling places. (CenL) 10.
Additions (Encyc- Dict.) III. letter.
(O) l. letter. g Anything shaped like a cup.
g. Fixed DEGREES by which the orders of things
prescribed. 4. Pertaining TO the femur thigh.
5. Meetings of members of Grand Army Posts.
(Cent.) g. Wrong. Z. Points of the orbits of
planets or comets which nearest to the sun. 8.
Walled palaces. (Cent.) 9. kind Of shears used
in cropping WOODEN cloth. 10. middle English
form OF soc" Cent? H. A letter.
EUGENE Cleveland, D.
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!. An Hpothegm. 2. Any species Of the genus
Igudna 3. Faults. g. Small lights. s. Not
arranged. t~taud.l g. Tie black rattlesnake. Z.
French scholar and author; b. 1856. 8. A town of
western AbyssnH. 9. Shhrper.* TO- An officer
in the Pope's court.
Primrose, Baltimore, Md.
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NO. 2233-PENTAGoN

1. letter. 2. BY means of. 3. Covered with
WAX. A. One who peruses. 8 city of Palestine.
O. TO greet with return SALVATION. z. An i'm
poster. o. To tell again. 9. A blnekbird.
Poly, Brook lYn. ". Y.
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PRIZE WINNERS.
NEW PUZZLEs.-NO. eco.

/. G. Race and Alunuus; 2. N. o. Vice; g.
kairuIaj T. Two-Forsy; s. g. Lam S. T. Til
lery; Z. Al Bert.
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NO. 2237-DELErIoN.

NO. 2237-DELErIoN.
A SECOND is a tickle thing,
AS is known by all;
Sometimes il will fortune bring,
More often. ones DOWNFALL.
PRIMAL, honest, plodding toll
Is by far more sure;
II will keep one from turmoil,
While Two's may make one poor
N. o. VICE, Canisteo, N. Y.
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MYSTERY.
ANSWERS To NO. sei.-pEC. 10, 1895.

ANSWERS To NO. e2f.-DEC. 10, 1895.
21SS-C.n-not. 214l-Bapds; Lands.
1893 2i4O-
coz DRIP
MENDS GRAIL
MARKETS CRAGPTT
CERMENATr RANGEBAT
MoNKEYTRICK BRAGGAD OCTo
EDESTATES PIPEDANCE
STARTER LIBONIA
srIER TACCA
les TIE
o
a's- CO L.,
DARAN sOKEs
DERIVAL STRETTA
CARACORAs PORTBARRE
PERI CARDIAC MAKEBEL IEvE
CAVORTING RETALfATs
NARDINE sTRIATE
LAME ARETE
$40 Eve
2134- C-has-u 2l47-O-the-r
2l45-F RABBIT 2lI6-BUMBA
RESoUNs USEASE5
ASTANIC MEYSSA
BOARIsH BASMATH
BUNIALU Aeon
INISLED SEATOAD
TSCHUDI TSCHUDI
Authors OF word-forms: Rokeby Rex Ford
Kenneth, " l. g. T., Phil Down e.
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NO. 2&SD-CuARADE.
i ONE n TWO - noble beast;
To gaze upon him was IA feast.
Twas not my WHOLE as you will find
w Inch never nsedS n man to- mind.
MY FIRST viii cuL both np and down;
My SECOND will take you to the town;
My WHOLE is found where the wood il kept,
AND the little boy has sighed aud wept.
-DARBY. Steyensburg, Va
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OUR CORRESPONDENTS.

For relieving THROAT DISEASES AND
COUGHS, use Broun's bronchial Troches"
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Reporters. SITS. Matthew, Mark, Luke.

Cooperate with Christ. st. Mt,
9:1S.
Care for others feelings. NIX,
5:36.
Stop not at ridicule. MI, 9:24.
Do not ridicule. Mt, 1924.
Trust Christ though He delay.
Go to Christ il sick, etc. NIX,
!. 5:23.
Have faith. Mt, 9:18.
Affection may be good.
Pray. Nix. 5:23.
Comfort the sorrowing. Nix, 5: So.
Avoid ostentation. Nix, D :d3.
Despair not at death.
Care for children.
Go to Christ, if sick in sin.
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INTRODUCTION.

lone reading these notes should first carefully
study the paragraph from the Holy Scriptures as
indicated above.l
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A VOICE FROM OKLAHOMA.


DEAR EDITOR The beautiful TRIBUNE Cal
endar arrived in due season, and was warmly
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This soldier is one OF the most patriotic men
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TO remember some one no one else would have
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The old soldier decided TO remember leads
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To cure nervousness. purify and enrich your
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The Westminster Catechism has :

"a. IS. What benefits do believers receive
from Christ at the resurrection? A. At the
resurrection, believers, being raised up in
glory. shall be openly acknowledged and ac-
quilted in the day of judgment. and made per-
fectly blessed in tue full enjoying OF God to all
eternity"
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NOVEMBER SOLVING.

Authors OF word-fOrms: Rokeby, Rex Ford
Kenneth, " l. @. r., Phil Down ~.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1896-01-30

!! l.l!zLuaR'sl!DllAY. JAN. 80, 1895

sBeeokiues Press fsvors Hon. r.
4 scotland Tor governor and
t(y1Il IIIsoilnt With j double loaded edi-
An adyooacy q HI candidacy for
6l1l1niaolll11tinAticu. Tho Press states:
l61el 6th6lIman vAO has been SOUGHT BY
4 MM10gAee ro1nolpa1 above spOils, and who
HoM14o8 - l5eOOr3Ant NOISES boueh Dakota
MN 14eo1eIlbut1ng to the hermOny Of NATION
! e el4iea y which she hrs been apart
Asntlyths Press wants It to be
ss1ood that II y organizing : cam
gl1El and = resdy % throw Hale.ssones
! Mlersnce II nothing else. Nj.
e1lIl6 banker, 8 single standard
ofislts and has little Of the essential
1rd-dFawing-points necessary in 4
saidass "a lead the republicans for
The one fAct that be il ! banker
H. 4 ~. this year, 10 the success Of his
tolt1tcal aspirations. The people are
= locling Tor their candidates among
~ bankers and : shrewd Anancier
SNilI 9ttend strictly 70 business, until the
Isoryo IL TAylor, Ruth, Diggs, Brown.
lils Lsppleman, Hart and : lev Others
- )pst II the puddle Of potential
49, MISREPRESENTATION"
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STATE or SOUTH DAKOTA,
COUNTY or UNION.

STATE OF SOUTH DAKOTA,
County or UNION.
Our JOHNSON, County Treasurer, being duly sworn, doth ~ that the
above exhibit 10 q true and correct statement Of the financial condition of Union
oLUF JOHNSON,
County Treasurer.
Subscribed and sworn TO before me this 2lst day Of January 1885.
GEO. C. KIMMEL.
lsEALl Notary Public
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1896-01-30

ASSETS or COUNTY IN DETAIL.
Total amount o. school money loaned,
scUurod By mortgages and bonds.-- -. 90. 100 90
Total 90. 100 90
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w, the undersigned, ". d. DoDD. WV. MAIN, and ]. q. MEIEIII,
the board u County Commissioners az Union County, South pakoeA a. hereby
certify that we have carefully examined the books nd vouchers ~ oIuF JOHN
son, County Treasurer u Union County, Sonth nakots tAt IN Shove md.
foregoing 4 acouect balance sheot md satsment AZ ~ Solsst0as md die
bursomepts Of aid Treasurer during the term howin spec6ed ~ per feodpN
and nouchos surrendered; and thas the balance ~ To H0Nnfy. - Shownl NJ
rscapNhsNou Of the above statement, wAs exhibited ~ ~ 00Nnted and lounA]
''''a \ w. !: ;s sssss.u.
Attest: @ ~ 7
Al +. AsHJELD.
C1ny AadMoF. A
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For Ice,
For Hay,
For Wood,
For Straw,
Ask WEST. HALTER,
THE 0RAHMAN.

Many merchants are aware that their
customers r their best friends and
take pleasure in supplying them with
the best goods obtainable. AS an In
stance We mention Perry & Cameron,
prominent druggists Of Flushing, Mich
igan. They say: .We have no hesita-
ton IN recommending Chamberlain's
Cough Remedy to customers, as 1t
II the best cough medicine we have
eyer sold, and always gives satisfac-
ton For sale at Is and 50 cents per
bottle ~ J. s. Talcott, Druggist.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1896-01-30

Not q few who read what Mr.. Robert
Rowles, Of Hollands, Va, has to say
below, will remember their own exper-
fence under like circumstances: last
winter | had la grippe which lett me in
q low state Of health. | tried numerous
remidies, none Of which did me any
good, until I was induced totry a bottle
OF C~hamberlain's Cough Remedy. I
was enabled to attend to my work, and
the second bottle effected a cure" For
sale at Is and SO cents per bottle by
J. 8. Talc0tt, Druggist.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1896-01-30

It will be an agreeable surprise to
persons subject to attacks Of bilious
collie to learn that drompt relief ma
be had by taking Chamberlain Collie,
Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy. In
many instances the ettack may be pre-.
vented by taking this remedy as soon
as the first symptoms of the disease APP
pears. Is and SO cent bottles for sale
by ]. 8. Talcott, Druggist.
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Musical Treat
20
CO1Ored Artists
20

Carroll & Hughes, late Of Cleveland
one Of the greatest black
boon Of the season, and q grand open
air concert in front Of the opera house
at o'clock. The management of this
company takes pains to introduce to
the citizens of Elk Point the fact that
they have gathered together twenty of
the best col0red comedians that money
can get. They give two shows in one,
namely: One first class ministral show
and D first class colOred specially
performance. Remember the date.
Janunaw 80. One night only. Admis-
sion Is, rs and IS cents.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1896-01-02

Leroy S. Bishop closed his first year
of active trade on Wednesday last. 1t
has been year of prosperity with him,
and he has merited the success which
has attended him. By keeping fully up
with all demands, by making only such
representations as were more than justi-
ned, and by selling goods at the lowest
notch consistent with business prudence,
he has won trade-the esteem and con-
idence of the people he always had.
May the year 1896 be equally satisfac-
tory.
Twenty-four quarts CT the best milk
on earth delivered for one dollar by the
Sank Valley Dairy.
Meade & Aliens New York Ideals at
the Opera House on Wednesday evening
January 9Th. This attraction proves
that the most appreciated music is the
most refined. lat the most ENJOYABLE
laugh is produced without blush; that
the solos and songs that the people love
most have sweet, refined melody and
pure sentiment; that hearts are most
moved bv moral emotions and sublime
and patriotic appeals. Tickets on sale
at Hansen & Emerson's drug store.
Admission rs and 35cents.
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Uni On Relief society.

The Union Relief Society will meet
Tuesday, Jan. 7th, at the Assembly
Room, City Hall. We wish those inter-
ested in the work would bring in what
material they can get and let us have a
large attendance. At former meeting
officers were elected as follows.
President-Mrs.C c. Harmon.
Vice President-Mrs. l.. Emerson.
Secretary-Mrs.S S. L. Lockwood.
Treasurer-Mrs. Larkens.
The vice-presideuts are as follows:
Bnglish Catholic church-Mrs c. Ben
nett.
German Catholic chureh-Mrs. Died.
rich.
Episcopal church-Mrs. Minor.
Congregational church-Mrs. ]. H.
Ward. 80
Advent church-Mrs. ]. ]. Getty.
I Lutheran church-Mls. M. Madland.
rs ethodist-Mrs.sW Pangburn.
Baptist-Mrs. w. b. Cooley.
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Notice is hereby given that the part
nership heretofore existing under the
firm name of J. E. WEIGH & Son, has
been this day dissolved by mutual con.
sent. All claims aud bills owing by, OF
owed to the firm, will be settled by
either of the former partners, and the
books and accounts are at the market
where all who are indebted to the late
firm are requested to call and settle
without delay. ]. E. WEIGH.
w. H. WEIGH.
December Is, 1895.
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Keeps Men Poor.

The clerk might be "boss" if he had
the head for it. The brains are there
but they don't seem to work. The
trouble usually begins in the stomach.
Indigestion keeps men poor because they
don't know they have it, but imagine
something else. Ripans' Tabules insure
sound digestion and clear head, They
regulate the entire system. Ask the
druggist for a box,
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dissolution Notice.

Notices hereby given that the co-part-
nership heretofore existing under the
firm name of Townsend. Fish & Mar
shall, has been dissolved by mutual con-
sent, Mr.. Charles Fish selling his interest
to the remaining partners. and with
drawing from the firm. All notes, bills,
accounts and claims of whatever kind
owing to or by the firm will be settled
by the remaining firm who will continue
the business under the title OF Townsend
& Marshall. Prompt settlement of all
bills must be made.
w. d. TOWNSEND.
CHARLES FISH.
CHAN. MARSHALL.
Decem her 15 1898.
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1t will be an agreeable surprise to per-
sons subject to attacks of bilious collie
to learn that promot relief riay be had
by taking Chamberlain Collie, Cholera
and Diarrhoea Remedy. In many in.
stances the attact may be prevented by
taking this remedy as soon as the first
symptoms OF the disease appear. rs
and SO cent bottles for sale by M. A.
Scheldrup.
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BRADLEY is AFTER THEM.

VIII Use His Rest Endeavors to Punish
the Lebanon Lynchers.
FRANKFORT, KY, Jan. l,-Governor
Bradley has given the following to the
press:
II regard the work Of the mob at
Lebanon as the most outrageous and
barbarous crime ever committed in
Kentucky. shall spare neither labor
nor force to bring its perpetrators to
that punishment which they SO richly
deserve. Ibelieve that the good people
of Marion county and the state at large
look with the same horror upon this
crime and will not be slow to give me
their unflinching support"
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A stitch II, Time.

Get yoar buggies and wagon ,xles re.
fitted before they are ruined. r, ;s
cheaper to repair small defect than to
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axle cutter and trimmer is the only tool
that will do perfect work at small cost.
II your buggy or wagon rattles, or the
wheels are loose on the axle they need
attention. We can make your buggy
run perfectly smooth and last twice as
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Grove Lake-ave. Fifth and Oak-sts.