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Nothing Beats Hot MIX.

A Chicago special to the New York Sun
says that six months ago, Harry Corson
Clark, al actor, was carried out of the.
Auditorium Annex on stretcher, and
friends gathered about him to take what
they believed was n final. farewell. Mr..
Clark weighed then eighty-fye pounds
and seemingly was starving to death be-
cause he could eat nothing on account OF
a nervous, disorder of the stomach. He
wanted 10 go to California to die. To-
day be appeared in the hotel clipper and
weighing 1877 pounds. He seemed to be
happy and declared he would last o long
time.
II am going to eat my first meal in.
five months on next Monday announced
Mr.. Clarke to his friends. II hope it
won't make me poor again. / have gain
ed ftty-two pounds by not eating meals.
For four months no meat of any kind,
no bread, not SO much as a spoonful OF
soup, have passed my lips. Why, |
haven't even had a drink of water"
Pressed for particulars Mr.. Clarke de-
clared that for five months he had been
existing on hot milk and molasses
candy. 1t Is his own discovery. Tbs
combination satisfied his craving for
food and he has been, as he says. "build
ing up a stomach"
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Volts S~pecta1ties.
Siberian seed millet for sale.

q i. -hEr ~ .EErlls NNEN
Very Fretty patterns in dimities.
Don't fail 10 see the new line OF para
soils at NnIps.
A fine as ;oriment In ladies' muslin
underwear is.st received.
Mccormick mowers. binders, headers,
and hay rakc3 at j. Il. VOLTS.
The Hamilton Brown" shoes stand at
the head. You can wear "A full size
smaller with greater comfort than with
any other make.
Next to ti.e problem OF how to keep
that boy in shoes comes the question OF
stockings. We have the famous ,""Iron
Glad" hose for men, women and chill
dren.
The quality OF our clothing for this
season as we'll as the prices have met
with general approval. We have never
sold as many and rs good suits in a
given time during this time Of year as
we have this year.
The Mccormick header can be seen as
big as life" just south of the depot. If,
on account Of the dry weather, wheat
should be a little short. it is the more
necessary to cut it with a header, and we
would suggest that il you get a header,
get one that will last. Just look it. over
aud you Will have no trouble In deciding
which to buy.
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w. CT. MCkittriCk & Co..

This is the season for window shades.
We have a large stock, 15c to Toe.
"Oh, my! You just ought to see those
ladies' lovely shirt waists at 0chsner's."
Ochsner's have g little Of that varnish
paper left. You ought to have it in your
Kitchen.
Bingham and chambra bonnets only
25c. Cheaper than having them laun-
dered. Ochsner's.
Remember. we have the largest line
OF wall paper IN The country. SC to Toe
per rOll.--Ochsners.
Remember that Ochsner's handle the
Senour paint. 1t goes farthest and lasts
longer than any other paint made. War
ranted not to crack or peel in 5 years.
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Team rams Down a wen.

A team Of horses belonging to Tom
Brady fell down an abandoned we'll in
Cleveland township Monday while their
owner was driving them to a road scrap
er on his claim. The we'll was square,
about four feet across each way, fifteen
feet deep, and dry. The first horse that
went down landed on his launches and
fell against the side of the we'll. The
other one doubled up sideways and was
dead in twenty minutes. Help was
quickly at hand and by means Of ropes
and pulleys, the other horse was rescued
unhurt.
There are many wells all over the
county remaining open and a death
trap to persons as well as animals. Last
winter Frank Hloucha lost a s35 steer in
an old we'll not twenty rods from the
one where this last accident happened.
There should be some way OF filling up
these abandoned wells.
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Farm Items.

Drank Kelley, executor Of the WDon-
socket News, now farming in Sanborn
county, contributes q column of inter-
.esting farm notes to his old paper week
ly, OF which the %subjoined are speci-
mens)
$50 far as l hear, those who have hand
separators are pretty we'll pleased with
them, whether they sell the cream to the
creamery or make up the butter at home.
"Polled Angus COWS are natives Of
Scotland, and among the breed are many
fine mixers. l knew that the GOODIES
were great beef animals, but never
knew before that they were extra milk
ers. This adds a good deal to the value
of the breed in this dairy country.
"a friend whom l met at the creamery
the other day told me that kerosene and
lard was the very best ointment for barb
wire cuts on horses. For very bad cuts
lie uses the clear kerosene. 1t cleans
the cut and keeps it open and running
so that it heals from the bottom OF the
wound. II has made some remarkable
cures, and left no scar or blemish.
"a good many farmers are selling out
and going up to British Columbia. |
shall try Hail Columbia a while longer,
but it cannot be denied that the Canad-
ian government is doing d good, deal to
encourage settlers on free homestead
lands in the northwest. It is treating
the white settlers there with almost as
much consideration as u government
shows to that class whom IN old friend
of mine always refers to as the damned
Indians
years ago q man homesteaded a quar-
ter section in this county. He built a
house, stables, ETC.. and dug a we'll. The
water was bad but he used it, thinking
there was no good water on the place.
At last he moved away. Then the place
twas rented, and renter No. ! Carried
water a quarter Of q mile from a neigh
boris well. he carried what water was
used in the house for three years, then
he moved away. Renter No. 2 came.
He got a test augur and spent a few
hours testing fol- q good vein Of pure
water. He found such a vein near the
house. He dug a well, and has plenty OF
good, pure water near his own door.
The fact is that a vein of pure water is
often found a few rods from a vein Of
had water. II you don't get a good we'll,
try again. 1t may be very near to you.
A test augur often saves its cast and
much more"
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INC crave.

A startling incident Of which Mr..
John Oliver of Philadelphia, was the
subject, is narrated by him as follows:
II was in 8 most dreadful condition.
My skin was almost yellow eyes, sunken,.
tongue coated, pain continually in
back and sides, an appetite--gradually
growing weaker day by day. Three
physicians had given me up. Fort
unately. a friend advised trying 'Elec-
trio Bitters' and to my great Joy and
surprise, the FIRST bottle made a decided
improvement. I continued their use
for three weeks, and am 10Y q we'll
man. / know they saved my life, and
robbed the grave of another VICTIM"
No one should fail to try them. Only
80 cents per bottle, ut +. E. Miller Drug
Sfnra.
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Fancy Plaid Dress Goods 10 cts
Ladies' and Misses Hose 121sc
The finest assortment OF Laces and
Ribbons in town
Mems 10 cent Handkerchief cts
Fancy Lawns at 6,8, 10 and Is cts
Sunbonnets-the kind that look well,
wear we'll and give satisfaction, scots
Shirt VISITS at Coo, 75c and $l.OO
II your boy is hard on stockings try a
pair ofthe Iron-Clad. It takes lots
of kicking to wear them out.
Mems HatsI Yes, we have hats to beat
the band; the largest stock OF straWs
in the town and at prices that an
not be duplicated.
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|H ~ =. ~ TIT EHLL LL H
Black Hills Teachers Excursion.
A special excursion 10 the wonder
full Black Hills has been announced bv
the Fremont, Elkhorn & Missouri Valley
railroad for Tuesday, the 10Th. The
rate will be one fare for the round trip
from Sioux City, plus So. Tickets are
limited to 81 days from date, except
tickets sold at Sioux City, Missouri VAL
ley and Omaha, from which points they
will be good for thirty days. Special
arrangements have been made to take
care Of all going on this excursion, hut
those taking sleepers should apply be-
fore the 10th. The Black Hills Teach
cr's association will hold a Normal in
stitute at Rapid City June IS %. These
teachers are planning q trip to Wind
Cave during the session. ,
For further particulars apply to j. II,
Gable, travelling passenger agent f. E.
& M. v. R'y, Dennison, Iowa.
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Is.E FIRST
Special train Excursion to sioux CITY
and Riverside Park June 10.

Special train Excursion to sioux city
aud Riverside Park y une 10.
Via the Chicago, Milwaukee s. St. Paul
R,y on Sunday, June 10, to Sioux City.
Avery attractive program has been ar
ranged for the day as follows:
Exhibition Of Aerial ard Aquatic Ex-
perts.-Charles johnson, high diver Goo
feet); Mr.. Geo. Slackey and Frank New
man, high wire and trick blcyclists.
Balloon Ascension.-Madame DeLeon,
renowned %aeronaut and parachute Jump
er,Irising TO a height Of nearly two miles
before leapiinginto mld-air in a ppril0us
parachute descent. Time 1 p. m.
Band Concert.-Grand band concert
will be given in the large pavilion on
Riverside PARK ground.
Bali Game.-Psrry, VS.. Madison, s. b.
Game will be called at 1:30 sharp. Gem
eral admission, free. Admission to
grand stand, IS cents.
League Ball Game.-SIoux City VS..
Omaha, $3.50 p. m. at Woodland psrk.
General Admission, 30 cents. The Perry
Madison game wIll-be played on River
side park grounds and will be finished
in time to see the Sioux City,Omaha
game. Woodland park being only about
ore-fourth mile from Riverside.
All visitors are promised q pleasant
time. The special train will leave KIM
ball at 5:35 q n. OIL Sunday, June 10
6:35 p. N. Excursion tickets will be.
tal train. For further particulars apply
to the ticket agent Of the Chicago, Mil
waukee andSS Paul T'y.
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NIatson's Big store.
Rey. MI. hhnrnIeaxea

Rev. G. f. Sharp preached his farewell
sermon last Sunday to a very large con-
gregation at the Presbyterian church.
Wednesday evening a social and recep-
ton took place at tho church-a fare
well to Rev. Mr.. Sharp andia welcome to
the new pastor, Rev. Jesse Williamson.
A literary musical program and refresh
ments made up the entertainment part.
Rev. Mr.. Sharp left for his home in Can
ton Thursday morning, where he will
remain until be departs for his new
field Of labor on the other side OF the
world-Korea. Roy. Mr.. Sharp has made
very many friends in Klmball.
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Musicale.

There will be a musicale at the Pres
byterian church on Wednesday evening
of next week for the benefit OF the Lad.
les Aid society, proceeds to be used fol
the new church organ. Mrs. A. C.. Whit.
beck has kindly consented to take part
Admission, 90 cents; children, 10 cents.
PROGRAM:
/. Male Quartette.-"Oh, That I HID Wings.'
Messrs. Williamson, Haswell, Fry and Manson,
2. Piano Duet.-"Song of Leisure,.s
Master Fred Foote and Miss Marguerite Ochsnel
3. Piano Solo.-"Cuckoo Waltz
Miss Gertrude Ochsner.
"A. Song,-e"This Letter is for My Papa
Little Susie Harvey.
3. Piano Duet.-""IVillage Chimes Polka
Misses Mamie Reynolds and Eta Morris.
9. Piano solo,-'The Brook in the Wood
Master Merrill Foote.
4. Song,-'.D reamland.'
Master Willard Wyant.
q. Piano Duet.-"FlremHn's Galop.''
Masters Fred Foote and Willard Wyant.
y. Piano Solo.-""Sing, Birdie, Sing" II
Miss Marguerite Ochsner.
INTRnarIssfoN
~. Piano Duet.-"Charge of the Uhlans."
MIR. W. J. Kinsella and Miss Eta Morris.
y. song.-"Let Ne Kiss Your Tears Away
Master Fred Ifoote.
u. Piano So~lo.-a"Youthful joy"
Master Willard Wyant.
Is. Piano Duet.--'sF Fairy Queen Galop.r
Masters Fred and Merrill Foote.
~. Songs-.Won't You Play House With Me-
Miss Marguerite Ochsner.
Is. Comic Quartette. Tho Family Doctor, or
tho Rise 81 q Butcher Boy;
Miss Pearl SOchsner, Mrs. w. II. Bovles and
MessIs.s Fry and Manson Il
~. Piano solo..4.sa.ETins Vaiss.,
Mastfr Fred Fo6te,
y, Piano Diet ORerturs Poet and Peasant.
Mta. AsG. WhitbeeEan Miss Eta Morris.
~ Quaytette.--HH Gand.nigffA II NY s@
Mn WI sBowisa, Miss gAIiieE Norris. and
R1sssss.Farys and AiaxsoSa
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4 six weeks ola Creanerx

Doland Times: The creamery yester-
day reached its highest point In milk
receiDts, being 1888. 1t would be 12,.
600 by this time if the pastures were
not SO dry. The receipts for the month
Of May footed up about 100000 pounds
Of milk. and the disbursement to the
patrons will be in the neighborhood OF
This for a creamery only SIX
weeks old is certainly a good record.
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SCUM dakota.

Castalia Record. Republican: 1t has
well been said that this is a young mans
country. It is also a poor mans coun-
try,' Any renter down, east with as
much sense as God intended for geese
ought to see that it would be to his ad-
vantage to come west where land is
cheap and go to work for himself.
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!|II - 5g-7---
Bears tho The Kind You Hats Always Bought
s'ss Z 41NI7m

The ancients believed that rheumatism,
was the work of ademonsWithin a mar. /.
Anyone who has had an attack Of sciatfb =
or infiamatorY rheumatism will agree :
that the inflicti0n is dcmOniacg enough to
warrant the belief. nc has never been
claimed that Chambeflaints Pain Balm
W0nld cast out demons, but III will cure
rheumatism, and hundreds bear testi-
mony to the truth OF this statement.
One application relieves the pain. and
this quick relief which ii affords is
alone worth many times lis cosr. For
sale by +. 3. Miller; druggist.
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]. Q. Hood, Justice 0fthe Paace1CIos.
by, Miss, makes the following stat
ment: II can certify that One Min ss&A
Cough Cure will do all that is cfaiEssS
for II: My wife could not get her brealss
and the first dose Of it@relieved her. u
has also benefited the entire family"
II acts Immediately and cures coughs,
colds, Group, grippe, bronchitis, asthma.
and all throat and lung troubles. Fred
E. Miller, druggist.
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A 7z.Horse Load.

Platte Epitome: Landlord II. S.
Smith may we'll feel proud Of the feat
in civil engineering which he performed
in moving the Castalia House to Platte.
1t is a large fifteen room structure, two
stories high and very heavy for its size,
having q grout roof. 1t is a long eight
miles from Castalia here and a very
rough roads, but he reached here with it
IN good. condition. and will soon have ii
open to the public. It required seventy
two horses to draw the building.
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J.C. Kennedy, Roanoke, Tenn, SAYS:
Il cannot say too much for DeWittsa
Witch Hazel Salye. OneSbox oft cured
what the doctors called an incurable
ulcer on my jaw" Cures piles and all
skin diseases. Look out for all worth
lees limitations. F.sE. Miller.
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Dry FOO

Chicago Dairy Produce: Many of the
best dairymen in this locality are hay
ing to feed hay and grain to their cows,
owing to the shortage Of pasture. Iowa
must have rain soon or the butter crop
will be less than half what it wa last
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For

An old and well tried rsmedy.-Mrs. Winslow'l
millions Of mothers for their children Will
teething. with perfect Bsnccess. 1t soothes the
child, softens the gums, allays all pain cure
"1 IL rs e o5eas ana u . f the G taste sep ssIah h Td y a5asisa
in every part of the world Twenty-Five cents .
bottle. It's value il ipcalsnlable. Be cure and
ask for Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup, and
take no other 49, -
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ma. 1IlroLnIns Mendac,,c

Would quickly leave you'll you as,tl
DR.. Kings New Life Pills. ThuusiiaiS
Of sufferers have proved their matola,,
merit for Sick and Nervous Headache.
They make pure blood and strong ncryes
and build up your health. Easy toStske,
Try them. Only % cents. Money lax
II not cured. Sold by +. II. Miller, Drug
rjot 4Gg ERa fI.@SN
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"A stubborn Cough

Easily yields tosthe power OF Bunsen''s
Pine Tar Cough Honey. It masters the
cough when all Others fail, and cures
lagrippe, pneumonia and lunf affections
You should give B1nsen's Pine Tar
Cough Honey as thorough trial.Gnd you
will be pleased with the result. Is anu
50Gcents. f. E. Miller.
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GEAND Gltr DISTRIBUTION.
\ Forsy-Cent Sugar Shell Free to
Every Married Lady. "a

FnITon GRAPHIC:
We believe that tho most effective advertising
we can do is to get samples of our goods into the
homes of the people. Therefore, we are sending
an elegant sterling silver.plated sugar shell,
such us We iell regularly at 40 cents, to every
married lady in the United States who writes
for it. There . nothing to pay. Tho gift is alb
soluts. You will confer a favor upon your lady
readers BY making this announcement in your
paper. Each lady will send her name only, as
this is too valuable a gift to send to persons
who don't ask for it themselves. We give tho
choice of any OF ,ouf 40 cent designs, and will
send illustrations from which to select.
t9I9) QUAKER VALLEY MFG co.
Morgana and Harrison streets, Chicago.
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II sweet young widows want to "ketch"
some sweetheart in the sunny tangles
OF their golden curls, they'd better take
Rocky Mountain Tea. Great medtcinei
IS cents. Ask your druggist.
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The easiest andBmost effective method
OF purifying the blood notwithstanding
the svstem is to take DsWitfs Little
Early Risers, the famous little pills for
cleansing the liver and bowels. +. E
Miller $3.50
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> Our : Big : Store s
ment to have you call and see us we this week
offer some rare bargains in each department..

90. E-h.Ia HsN.r-H-L
Women's fine Vica Kid Shoes, regular
81 shoe, at the low price of $3.50
Mems fine Vica Kid Shoes at 800
Women's fine Douglas Shoe $3.50. LIS
Mems Flow Shces-the regulay $1.75
at all other stores-here at l.5O
AEselegant line Of Of Boys Misses and
C%hildren's Shoes. See our 5 box
Kerosene Oil per gallon 1915
Canned ~Blackberries, Blueberries
Tomatoes and Pie Peaches at 1Oc
"a Boxes Parlor Matches 25c
Sci soda 8 cts lb. Baking Soda sc
Cornstarch and Clothes Starch SC
Eyaporated Peaches andsApples 10c
Eyaporated Raspberlies 1714c
Good Rice at s., 6, and Sc
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'After suffering from piles for 10 years
! was cured by using two boxes OF De-
Wits Witch Hazel Salye" writes w. j.
Baxter, North Brook. N. g. 1t heals
everything. Beware Of counterfeits.
Fred Il. Miller.
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Golden weddings are taking place all
over the country. The old couples evil
IDENTIFY took Rocky Mountain Tea in their
Young days. 35c. Ask your druggist.
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Il Youse lin the era5alc Bst On Il.

G. NJ. g st. Paul III Table
Passenger, going east ]. .10a5A A. i. excapt Sun (
sassenger going west. .5lUfP n. Bun.
Freight, going west ..... II IS Am
Freight, going $50 Pm.
Tho latter train running only IN Mondays,
Wednesdays, and Fridays.
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EmpIoyment For The Summer

is now the question for many men; ut Is
time to decide; you ca1slmlake money
selling y complete a~sso itH q y g Ilall-
Write for terms. Address the Jewel
Nursery Company, Lake City, MINI
Established 1868. One thousand acres.
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Paint brushes from Sc to His each
White wash brushes 15c o Sl.50 eachtRt
ochsner's drug store.
w taya just received IA car Of 4ns,
Dak0ta:ggrown potatoes. kiet &pnre.s
while they last. Ochsneys.
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"DeWitt's Little Early Risers are the
finest pills / ever used.".--D. j. Moore,
Millbrook. Ala. They quickly cure all
liver and bowel troubles. r. E. Miller.
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On prkesasSreAm Baking Powder
5gsg Lsst Rssfect Made.
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We haul inst received aiarga stock Of
thessJAtks0l &C coTsets. Very best made.
Oehshefiadry goods department.
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GS1HSS9g5SEe SsJASn51g $a!3iS tJ$sg@G NsGE I$Els
IrecAOn not the seasons
Nor the years that come and no;
Life ahsalEsaTQuld pleasure 10 mSksgsss
since taking; R6eky MolntainssT
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INSURANCE..

Watch and Clock Repairing.
L am prepared to repair watches and.
clocks, also jewolry, In q workmanship
manner. Leave them at b. E.Miller's
drug store and they will be! taken and
promptly returned. All work Gnaran-
teed one year. (047) F. S. REMBEs Vega.
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Drank Kelley, executor Of the W0on-
socket News, now farming in Sanborn
county, contributes q column of inter
farm notes to his old paper week
ly, OF which the subjoined are speci-
The sun., 1900-08-27

detection, outside of two solitary in
stances. and in both these cases the
dcserters are without influence or i'm
portance. The Germans themselves say
that if there is to be any slump of their
people from the Republican party it
must be for something that is yet to
happen, and not because of anything the
party has already done"
Republicans are hoping that the re-
ported intention of the Democrats to
put Sixto Lopez, who was one of the
Filipinos sent to Washington by Aguin-
aldo last year, on the stump for Bryan,
will prove to be true. The importation of
Filipino Bryan stumper would disgust
thousands of decent Democrats, who
otherwise would vote for Bryan just be-
cause he is the candidate of their party,
but who at heart favor the foreign pol
icy of President Mckinley.
That the Republicans in the west who
left the party in 1896 on account of the
silver issue will nearly all vote for Nc
Kinley and Roosevelt this year has been
apparent for some time to close obser-
vers. The strong declaration of Senator
Stewart, of Nevada, who was one Of the
leaders of the bolt -four years ago, in
favor of the Republican ticket, created
CONSERVATION among the Bryanites, and
it Is believed that Senator Jones, OF
Nevada, endorses every word said by
Senator Stewart, and probable that he
will make similar declaration over his
signature at an early date