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Omaha daily bee., 1903-03-15
Does Not oUndsmn ErTng, but Pitist Her
with AL Hs Soul
HOPES SHE MAY SEE EVIL or HER WAY
Not Too Late TO Turn TO the Consolation un
Khiub Hs RsgtE.
KNOWS WEAKNESS OF THE HUMAN MIND
svveet Charity of Aged Russians Life
stands Ont IN Every Line of
the PH1hcr8onIir Cheer
ing EpiE1le.

Copyright. 1905. ny Press Publishing Coo
LONDON. March 14-(Nsw York Worlc
ChhloErHm-SpeciRl Telegram with the
finenesE Of feeling that might be expected
Of him. Count Tplstni has caused 10 be
circulated q letter expressing regret for
the severe condemnation he had uttered
against tbs ex-crUwp princess Of sazuny.
In letter sent TO the World in London
he writes.
i know 10 what sin Rno temptation the
princess suucumbed for years being my
SELF fun Of sin. ] had no right 10 throw
a stone st a woman who had suffered. II
my FIRST letter should come under The eyes
OF the princess, ! ask pardon for my cruel
words
.glot only 90 ! not condemn her, but
with all nv soul ] pity her hope she
NAV be delivered from the sin that has
taken hold OF her and viii enjoy the peace
which is always possible 10 those who
fear God "
Count Tulstoi has also caused TO be sent
to New York for publication q letter Of
the same tenor dated February "A. and
just received by mail, nnd which reads:
About q week ago ] received from q
certain Mr Michael A Morrison, from
Berlin. q letter. a copy Of which enclose.
Il was in 8 bad frame Of mind weak,
and therefore dictated 10 my daughter al
answer. ] intended 10 re-rsBd and cor
rect that letter, but il wRk sent OF. and
since then ] continually keep recalling to
nv mind what wrote in il and am troubled
by the thought that ] have acted wrongly
in writing H. and that II may quite un-
wRrrEn.edly offend the woman Of whom !
wrote.
i very much regret what ] thought
1essly expressed in that letter. ] know
al the mRIignity and power OF the snare
into which the unfortunate woman has
fallen; ] know the temporary blindness
and forgsttulnesE OF al the higher demands
of the soul which ii produces, and there
fore. being myself fun OF sins. cannot even
think OF throwing q stone al g suffering
woman.
SHOULD my previous letter be published
and fan under the eyes Of the princess,
beg her TO pardon me for my cruel and
fhouEhtless words. Not only DO ] not
condemn her but with all my soul ] fee
fer her IN her Ruferfngs, and wish hel
liberation from the Rlluremsnt which has
taken passession of her, and that peace
which is always possible for one who be
lieves in God and appeals TO Him.
And so, II you wish TO do me good b,
soothing, II but a little, my conscience, ant
II YOU Rgree that this letter may some
what palliHte my fault. then please fulhl
my request -'LBO TOLSTOI."
Omaha daily bee., 1903-03-15
RETURNS TO THE MUSIC HALL
wife of Arehdake Leopold New
FOrced a. sing for Living
Ger Tive

Copyright, 1874 by Press Publishing Coz
PARIS. March l4.-fNsw York Word Ca
blsgrHm-speciRl TeltErHm.l-A Paris mu-
Hie han is negotiating with Nilhellnina
AdEmoFitGh, Who clipped with Archduke
Leopold Whsn his sister. eK-CrOWn Prin-
cess Louise. ran away with Girun for q
series Of performances AS the ErUhduke.
nov known as plain Mr. WOslhng, IL IN
need of money. Miss AdRmovitch iE turning
her attention again 10 the stage After q
season IN the Frsnch capital she intends 10
tour TIA United ELEtsA-
Omaha daily bee., 1903-03-15
Lincoln Prslsts OrlsrB G ! ecionF fUr
Costly Episcopal Home
TEcUKSEH PASTOR COLLECTS TOO uTHE
Ecclesiastical Superior 0uBts HIM IRON
Rural Living.
RAPN DElEsATE HAS DECREE REscNDED
Many lawsuits Follow and Finally
Boly See Orders Case Tried by
Metropolitan CuriA at
Dubuque-

ROME March 14-CBrdinRl Gotti. pre-
feet Of the propaganda, and MunsigDor Nee-
ciR. secretary Of the o0ngregEtian. have
both refused to give evidence in the suit
before the American civil courts which
Father Murphy, former pastor Of church
al TeCumBeh, Neh.. has instituted against
the Right Rev. TbomRs Bonacum, bishop Of
Lincoln, Neb.
Palace Money is short.
LINCOLN. March l4-Tbe contest he
tween Bishop Bonacum and Father Murphy
began with the attempt Of Bishop Bonacum
To Coerce the pastor Of St. Andrews con
Eregatiun al Tecumseh. Neb-, Rev W. Mur-
ply, 10 compel his parishiuners TO contrib
ute & large sum Of money, arbitrarily as
Bessed on them by the bishop, for the erec-
tiun Of costly Episcopal palace
III Lincoln Cardinal Satolh snjoiDed the
bishop from erecting SO costly palace, but
the bishop spurned the injunction.
Ordered by The bishop Rev Murphy took
up several collections IN St. Andrews 8
church and appointed committees to collect
outside But the amounts Contributed were
not satisfactory. Then the bishop issued
against Rev. Murphy a decree Of expulsion
from The diocese Murphy appealed to the
apostolic delegate Rt Washington, who Or
dered the bishop to rescind his decree.
The bishop thereupon fled charges Of
irreverRnce and failure 10 collect moneys
against Rev. Murphy, and summoned him
10 answer in the curiR OF the diocese Of
Lincoln. Rev. Murphy filed 3 challenge for
prejudice and also an appeal before joining
In the issue.
The bishop ignored the challenge and Bp-
peal and condemned Rev Murphy. issuing
aRafnsr him a decreR of suEpensipu and ex-
communication.
The bishop began proceedings to Oust
Rev. Murphy from the use of the church and
its properties. About six different suits
took place in the various counties compos-
ing the First judicial district, in all Of
which the bishop lost.
At length a mRndRmus came down from
Rome 10 the apostolic delegate TO have the
metropolitan curiR OF Dubuque Ia. convene
and hear the case, allowing to either party
an appeal from its decision.
Omaha daily bee., 1903-03-15
ABOLISH The POLICE BATON
Paris 10 Try "a New scheme f0r Con-
trolling Carriages en-
BOulevHrds.

Copyright, 1893, by Press Publishing Goa
PARIS, March l4.-fAeW York World Ca
hleErHm-Spseial Telegram The white
hEtnns of the Paris police. 30 much in svl-
dence In stopping lines Of carriages or the
boulsvardE. or ordering them forward. are
10 be abolished. They VIII be superseded
by q white disc, luminous by night and SC
arranged ~ 10 advances r move back Al
each street corner. One policeman VIII BE-
able 10 mEuipulHts il, and thus the squad
usually nssdsd for directing vehicles viii
be suppressed
Omaha daily bee., 1903-03-15
DEDICATE AMERICANS GIFT
large Bronze statae of Lafayette An
Paris is New About
Completed.

tCo1yriEht. lsoS. by Press Publishing Coz
PARIS. March 14-lNew York World Ca
hiegrEm-Special Telegram, The large
Statute uf Lafayette. presented 10 the city
q Paris b. Americans, iE soon 10 be dedi-
Gated when finished the statue viii he
the combined wurE uf American artists on
both sides o. the Atlantic. The great
bronze fgurs was modelled by a talented
American sculptor living In REriE Bart
lett while q clever Boston Errhitsc1. Hast
inss, supplied the pedestal made in piecsE.
which have been numbered and shipped 10
France.
Omaha daily bee., 1903-03-15
PLEDGES OMAHA PROPERTY
Deere PIOw Company Files Deed of
Trust 10 Cover Bend
Issue.

DALLAS. Tex, March 14.-Deere & Co. Of
Illinois pillow manufacturers, today filed 3
deed OF trust covering the issuance Of
bonds 10 the amount uf S1.5O0, 600 the
guaranty being an Illinois trust company.
Property embraced IN the deed Is local cd
in Omaha, Moline H., 81. Louis, Kansas
City, Hennepin county, Minnesota, Indian
Epolis, Fargo. n, D.. Portland, Ore, ana
this city. The object Of the bond issue
is not known, but ii is thought 70 be for
the enlargement OF the Texas branch Of the
cpmpnny.
Omaha daily bee., 1903-03-15
Woodmen Make CONFEDERATION.

BEATRICE, Neb- March l4.-CspeciRl,)- D
Al 8 mssting Of Modern Woodmen uf
America camp. No. 270. last night Ssg was
raised for the relief Of The sufferers IN
Norway and Sweden.
Omaha daily bee., 1903-03-15
THE BEE BULLETIN.

Forecast for Nehruskn-Cluudy sunday
Probably SNOW IN West Portion; Monday
Pair
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1903-04-23

Notice.
Persons holding county orders and warrants
numbered as follows:
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1903-04-23
Alfalfa in Minnesota.

In order to interest the farmers of
the State in alfalfa, the Minnesota ex-
pertinent station has issued a bulletin
giving it's habits of growth, feeding and
accessibility. Methods for sowing and
harvesting this valuable forage crop
are also given, and the experiences of
farmers in various parts of the State in
raising and feeding alfalfa. The re-
suits OF number of digestion exper-
lments with alfalfa forms a part of this
work, and short treatise on hog millet.
The bulletin may be obtained free upon
application to the Director, Expert
ment Station, St. Anthony Park, MINI
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1903-04-23
Financial Statement
Mile Laos County, Minnesota,
FOR THE
FISCAL YEAR
Ending December 81, 1902.

OFFICE OF COUNTY AUDITOR,
Princeton, Mimi, January 9Th, 1908.
To the Honorable Board of County Commits
sioners of Mile Laos County, Minnesota:
GENTLEMEN
receipts and disbursements of Mile Laos
county for the fiscal year ending on the 31st
day Of December, 1902, also a statement of the
finances of the county, the debts and liabilities
of every description and the assets and other
means to discharge the same.
Respectfully,
tSeal E. E. WHITNEY,
County Auditor
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1903-04-23
STATE OF MINNESOTA.

RECEIPTS.
Balance in treasury JAN l. 1902. $445 Is
Tax collections ................... 3,905 81
Collections on State lands ........... $685. 70
Principal and interest on loans..... 1890. S8
Hunters license feeS...... ........... rs 25
Total receipts. Observation-Disclosures. $12,376 "a
DISBURSEMENTS.
Paid State treasurer. .S11 ,97O.75
Paid county treasurer COL
lection fees. ............ 29.41
Total disbursements. ..... -- $4,000 16
. Balance IN treasury Jan. l, 19O3.... 1876 48
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1903-04-23
Balance in treasury Jan. I, 1903.... %t
To the Credit of the Following Funds:
RECEIPTS AND DISBURSEMENTS BY FUNDS.
TAX COLLECTIONS.

RECEIPTS.
Balance in treasury Jan. 1. 1902 IS $3.50. rs
Current taxes. ....................... S. III. SO
Delinquent taxes. =. ...... 1873. 80
St'enaltleS. costs and interest ........ 2167. As
Total receipts .. ............. $3.50 S93 ID
Disbursements credited to
State of Minnesota. -. 49,. S3SO5. ST
County revenue fund ........ 9O98 80
County poor fund .......... 2O51.15
County road and bridge fund 5914.9
Interest and sinking funds. S,O1S.16
Town and village funds.... u,711.93
School district funds .... 3, 1852. %
Total disbursements S63. 93. 80
Balance in treasury Jan. 1, 1903... So 939. "a
The Aberdeen Democrat. (Aberdeen, South Dakota) 1???-1909, 1903-10-16
R0ndell.

e. P. Ashford made a business trip
to Aberdeen last Saturday.
The school clerk has received an
other list of books for the library.
Surveyor Carpenter with his force
of men began surveying Mon. Oct. II.
The friends will be grieved to learn
that the eldest daughter of j. S. Bry-
an is very sick.
Last Monday Mrs. IIagan stepped
on a nail. 1t pierced nearly through
the ball Of her foot.
Edna Olson returned Saturday from
her claim in North Dakota. She was
accompanied by Mrs. Strong.
Almanac and Arthur Robinson
hauled stone from VerGon Tuesday
and Wednesday for the surveyor.
The infant son Of F.. ROSsOn dice
Saturday night. The interment wa!
| made in lakewood Monday afternoon
The town board held a specia
meeting last Thursday afternoon tt
finish the business Of surveying thu
township.
The Aberdeen Democrat. (Aberdeen, South Dakota) 1???-1909, 1903-10-16
Northwest
Brai1ldrd

OMiSs Blanche Harris Of Oneota
visited the Strachan family last week.
Colonel J. G.. Vincent is spending
this week with his son, Fred, in
OncOta.
L. G. Jensen of Aberdeen was in
these parts Sunday, exercising his
fine driving team.
Mr.. and Mrs P. GrantZ and family
visited friends and relatives in
Dickey county last week.
John Nelson has returned from
North Dakota and reports threshing
very slow on account Of wet weather.
4 dancing party vas given at Jim
McDonald'S Friday evening, which
was we'll attended and a good time
enjoyed by all.
A conundrum. When a fellow
drives twelve miles out of his way tt
take another fellows girl home from
a party, whom is the joke on, the
fellow, the girl or the other fellow?
What has become of Wesport? II
is rumored that a lawyer and a doctor
have decided to locate in Westport il
the spring. If this be true we pre-
sumo Westport will engage Cora
for the carnival next year.
Miss Mildred Strachan gave a sur
prise party at the home of Mrs. D. G
Vaughan, for her sister, Miss Edith
the occasion being her birthday
About fifteen couple tripped the ligh
fantastic until the wee small hours o
the morning. The event will be lonl
remembered by those who attended
The Aberdeen Democrat. (Aberdeen, South Dakota) 1???-1909, 1903-10-16
WeStport

MI. H. Siemann is kept busy shovel
ing coal.
Miss Efiie Doll is sewing for Mrs.
G. Gerkie.
We are having fine fall weather
now days.
Threshing in the vacinity is pro-
crossing rapidly.
Mrs. G. P. Siemann and Miss B.
Wiggeson were Aberdeen visitors
Wednesday.
Mr.. P. 0. Callaghan is having an
artesian well put down on his place.
Otis Gilbern is doing the work.
Mr.. Claude Morrison's mother ffuni
The Aberdeen Democrat. (Aberdeen, South Dakota) 1???-1909, 1903-10-16
Warner

Pearl Rogers will attend school in
Warner this winter.
Miss Van Meter is spending a few
days with friends in town.
Fred Richert bent his leg again and
now needs the aid Of a cane.
Mrs. Lou Cate is visiting her daugh'
ter Mrs. Heinrich, of Ashley N. D.
Mrs. e. G. Moulton has purchased
lots east of the track. They will not
build till spring.
Mr.. G. GundersOn, of Virgil, spent
Sunday with his brother Ole Gunder
son CT this place.
The W. B. A. Lodge has been formed
by Mr.. Ford. Fifteen new members
are soon TO enter.
The Aberdeen Democrat. (Aberdeen, South Dakota) 1???-1909, 1903-10-16
Bath

Thunten Boyton Of Clark is visit
ing friends in this vicinity.
County School superintendent Eddy
visited the village schools Wodnes-
day.
Our depot agent made a flying trip
to his old stamping ground at James
lately.
Belle UOlborn has returned from a
visit to the family Of John Lath-
rOp of Gem.
Mr.. Smith of Canton, S. D., brother
Of Mrs. Geo. l. Simpson, is making
her family q visit.
Mr.. George Hilbert Of Reedsburg,
Wis, has been visiting his brother,
Leonard, the blacksmith Of this place.
John Kerr. Of Vermont d cousin of
the Kerr children has been making
them a brief visit and departed for
Chicago Monday.
Mr.. Woodland Of Campbell county
drove down from Aberdeen where be
attending the M. E. conference tC
visit his old pastor, W. o. Gram.
David Rowlands of Cambria town.
ship, Sstlipped his machinery anC
household effects to EauClaire, Wis
where he has purchased a farm.
Miss Anna Wenz returned Monday
night from attending a missionary
meeting at Mitchell accompanied b,
her sister, Mrs. G. w. Hickman O.
Tracy, Mimi.
The people Of this locality wer'
greatly surprised to learn of the dealt
of Mr.. D. P. Cummings in Aberdeen
last Monday evening. Mr.. Cumming
moved to this township from Wiscon
sin in the fall Of 1881, and lived on hi
farm in the southwestern part of tn
township eyer since, until about hal
vest stime esthe family removed t
Aberdeen. His life has been a
active, industrious one and was ende
after a brief illness at the ripe age {
about so years.
The Aberdeen Democrat. (Aberdeen, South Dakota) 1???-1909, 1903-10-16
home folks, returning to Aberdeen
Monday night,

home folks, returning to Aberdeen
Monday night,
G. E. Cory is erecting a windmill
at his home, which will add much to
tighten work.
The recent snow was the cause of
another threshers' rest, of which they
have have had a plenty, this fall.
The missionary ladies of the Con-
gregational church gave an interest
ing service last Sunday evening, the
collection amounting to 81.
Roy and Floyd Wilson Of Iroquois,
S. D., visited over Sunday with r. NJ.
Skinner and wife. Floyd will attend
business school in Aberdeen this
winter.
Steve Murphy is now running reg
ularly out of Breckenridge on the
Great Northern as trainman. JOIN
Murphy is freight conductor on the
same road making regular runs Of the
same town.
Columbia seems to be the whea1
market this year. Wheat comes from
east Of the Big Slough, Putney being
reported to be strictly bum. The
result is Columbia elevators are get
| ting pretty we'll filed up.
The Aberdeen Democrat. (Aberdeen, South Dakota) 1???-1909, 1903-10-16
Houghton, S. D., Oct. Is, 'oa.

Archie Titus has rented the Smith
quarter just west of town.
We learn that there is to a social in
the church on the last Friday of this
month.
Oscar Sandell, who has been in the,
la Of Mr. johnston since his
mothers death, is attending schoolin
Aberdeen.
]. g. Campbell has returned from a
visit with friends near Sioux Falls
and other peiatsin the southern part
of the state.
Mrs. Congdon and daughters, after
g brief visit with relatives ia this vi
cinitys have returned to their home
OF the Cheyenne agency.
John Maiden, on the Bartholome
place, has threshed and reports d
yield Of wheat equal to as bushels per
acre, OF so acres Of ais land.
The Aberdeen Democrat. (Aberdeen, South Dakota) 1???-1909, 1903-10-16

Dwight Della, now Of Aberdeen,
visited his Old home the other day.
Mrs. w. W. Della is still needing the
doctors care in Minneapolis, but
much improved ana hopes to be home
soon.
Our old friend "Dick" Bak2r, form
erly of the vicinity of Putney, but of
late "membcr at large" shipped a
a couple carloads Of cattle from this
place the other day. We hope he will
strike Il better market than some OF
our ncighbOrs who have tried it. Buy
ing. and selling cattle of late is about
as safe as "bucking the tiger"
The Aberdeen Democrat. (Aberdeen, South Dakota) 1???-1909, 1903-10-16
Oneota

Mr.. andsMrs. Howe have moved to
the Morgan farm.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Evans leave for
Oregon in near future.
The Catholic ladies met at Mrs. 2.
Callaghan's Wednesday.
There is still a good deal of thresh-
ing to be done in this locality.
a great many OF u people at
tended the carnival and a good many
didn't.
Mrs. Hanson Of Hanson, n. d., IS
visiting her parents, MT. and Mrs.
Arndt,
1t is kind OF late In the season for
bonnets. But +. G.. Vincent says
The Aberdeen Democrat. (Aberdeen, South Dakota) 1???-1909, 1903-10-16
Hought0n

OCTOBER OIL, looo'
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Lars Herseth
Oct. 9Th, a son.
The usual weekly shipment Of a car
load or so Of stock took place on
Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Helmuth Della and
the Misses FoSs visited the W. w.
Della family over Sunday.
Mrs. BARTLETT opened school No. B
on Monday last. This is the school
she taught last year.
Next Sunday will be communion
Sunday at the Houghton church.
Services at 3 p. IN. as usual.
T~hresAing is still very slow work.
Marcus Nygard and Otto Tunby
finished theirs Tuesday much totheir
satisfaction.
The inch or so of snow Of last Sun
day morning was a surprise. but as it
melted rapidly it created no great in
convenience.
Peter iIcdblom who vas so badly in
jured in his thrcshing machine some
time ago has entirely recovered and
is as jolly as ever
Miss Grifiths is teaching in No. 3.
No. 3 has been applied for by Miss
Jennie Raemer of Minneapolis who
has taught here before.
On Tuesday we noticed Commits
sioner Fitzpatrick vending his way
towards Aberdeen, 50 suppose there is
another sitting Of the county
guardians.
Peter Iverson who left here with
his family last June or July for the
Canadian NOrthWest-we understand
has not been heard from. This IS
causing anxiety among his friends.
We learn that our old neighbor,
Fred Kaupp, ST., has bought land In
the vicinity of jamestown, N. D.,
which he intends to farm. All are
sorry to have him leave this vicinity.
We noticed Robert Burton's smil
ing countenance in this vicinity the
other day. He was looking over some
cattle with the intention of buying,
but was frightened off by the poor
markets.
We see that G. M. Spur is putting
up an addition To the Old farm house
with the intention Of occupying it
in the neal future. His mother feels
more at home where she has lived SC
long than in Aberdeen.
We see that some Of the fairness are
still shipping cream to the Minneapolis
Cold Storage at Aberdeen, although
as far as we can hear payments fol-
same have been stopped since the be-
ginning Of last week. There Is some
trouble that the patrons have not
been acquainted with yet.
We learn that DR.. Arnold of Hecla
is going to leave us and make his
home in Aberdeen. His departure
will be a misfortune as there is moi
another doctor in a long stretch Of
country between Cakes on the north
and Columbia OIL the south, and ever
If there was, n doesn't like to bt
changing his family physician every
day If at all.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fessenden, ST., return
to us after a summer spent in Alberta
looking hale and hearty. They Xix,
the country and climate very mucl
but they have lived here SO long here
that this is home even if the winds
are penetrating and disagreeable il
the winter. They report crops Of al
kind good up t%llere;'' but the ex
cessiYe rains have made 1t very hare
to save them. Mr.. Il. thinks this
nowhere as a cattle country compared
with Alberta.
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The Aberdeen Democrat. (Aberdeen, South Dakota) 1???-1909, 1903-10-16
VERY LOW RATES
TO DETROIT, MICH,

Via the Northwestern Line. EX-
cursiOn tickets will be sold Oct. IA to
II, inclusive, with very favorable re-
turn limits, on account Of Christian
Church NationalC Conventions. Apply
to Agents Chicago & Northwestern.
R'y. (oct2-16) J
The Aberdeen Democrat. (Aberdeen, South Dakota) 1???-1909, 1903-10-16

WANTED-FAITHFUL PERSONTOTRA-
vel and supervise force Of salespeople ana
make collections for manufacturing house.
Straight salary $40. 90 a week and expenses.
Salary paid weekly and expense money adj
vanced, Previous experience unnecessary
Local territory. Business successful. Posi-
ton permanent. Enclose Self-addressed en-
velope. Superintendent, 1924 Dearborn street,
Chicago. = nov 81 -
The Aberdeen Democrat. (Aberdeen, South Dakota) 1???-1909, 1903-10-16
Gem
October Is, 1903.

October Is, 1908.
Threshing is progressing quite
rapidly this fine weather.
MIR. and Mrs. Herman lick visited
friends at Bath last Sunpay.
Miss Belle Holborn of Bath visited
relatives in Gem the first of the week.
Mr.. w. lick is enjoying a visit from
M. Skones, an old railroad friend from
Montana,
Potato buyers have been very
numerous in this locality lately and
some good prices have been offered.
r. H. Lathrop went to Linton. N.
Oak, this week to look after some
property interests he has near that
place.
Owing to the busy times with
farmers the auction sale of Aug. Glau
on Wednesday was not very well at
tended.
Chester Carmine went to Aberdeen
last week, where he will take up a
| course ct study ct the Gre s;ses Bust
ness College,.
The person who lost the fur cape
southeast Of Aberdeen last Saturday
can recover the same by calling at the
residence Of /. E. Hickenbotham.
The three schools on the east side
OF the river owing to the inability OF
the board to find teachers, altho they
are offering $40 and s45 per month.
The Aberdeen Democrat. (Aberdeen, South Dakota) 1???-1909, 1903-10-16
RAN A TEN PENNY NAIL THROUGH
HIS HAND

While opening a box, j. G. Mount,
of Three Mile Bay, N. Y, ran a ten
penny nail through the iieshy part of
his hand, II thot at once OF all the
pain and soreness this would cause
me" he says, land Immediately ap-
piled Chamberlain's Pain Balm and
occasionally afterwards. To my sur
prise it removed all pain and soreness
neutrality-suspicious. were soon healed.
For sale by all druggists.
The Aberdeen Democrat. (Aberdeen, South Dakota) 1???-1909, 1903-10-16
lcy'rc good the year round

The surprise party atD.G. Vaughan's
Thursday evening was a very
pleasant affair. A good supper, dam
cling and good music were the order
Of the evening.
Mr.. p. O. Callashan is having an
artesian put down by the Gilborne
Bros. Jas. WamOck and ChaS. Hah-
han, each have a guSher. Valentine
Bros. did the work for them.