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The Birmingham age-herald., 1904-09-05

FOR SALE-Two lots, 50x190 each, First avenue, one and one-half blocks of Pop lar street station; fronts south; good neighborhood; good investment: price Gust think) $100 each; terms $25 cash $l0 month each; who would have thought 1t? Wesley M. Smith, Of s. Bethea 6 Co. 9-4-2t FOR SALE-If anybody has house and lot for sale in West End please give lo- cation, size of lot, size of house, price and terms, and we will sell if we can. Wesley M. Smith, Of s. Bethea & Go. 9-4-2t
 FOR SALE-Two lots, 50x19O feet each, located on End avenue. near Poplar street; price $50 each; these are two large, good lots; building all around them. The owner, young man, has been transferred to office in Atlanta. Wesley M. Smith, Of s. Bethea & Co., 9-4-2t FOR SALE-At Hiram. Ga. on Southern railway-Twelve IF yd. cars 10 iron ore carts, 6 wheelars, frisnols, blows and other tools; also 10000 pounds of rails; tools used only 8 months; all for $650 J. c. Sullivan, Lafollette. Tenn. 9-3-3t
 WILL sell at a bargain 200x190 on the Belt Railroad. Address Belt, care Age Herald. 9-1-7t. WANTED-To sell No. 1 thoroughbred
  for particulars address Jesse French Plano and Organ Co.,, 2o1S End avenue. 9-4-tf
 FOR SALE-Dining table, heaters of diff ferent sizes, iron beds, perfection mat tresses and other furniture. 1215 South 18th street. 9-4-3r
 FOR RENT. FOR RENT-Modern 7-room house, close in, Southslde; cheap rent. Apply room 40 First National Bank. 9-3-3t FOR RENT-Two beautiful front offices. second floor new Harrison building on First avenue; also handsome office over Alabama National bank w. B. Leedy & Go. 9-2-7t FOR RENT-2317 5th avenue: Groom house and bath; also 4-room house on all ley; S37 50. S26 18th street, north, 5 rooms and bath; new house; S25. F rooms and bath, corner 4th avenue and 18th street; $65. Smith & Stillman, 20o41a 1st avenue. 9-4-2t FOR RENT-Ground floor office 112 North 21st street, S25. W. 5. Leedy & Co. 9-2-7t
 FOR RENT-Nine re m pric-. house fur nished or unfurnished; will rent until October 1. s10 cheaper than the lease price. unfurnished. 1911 Park avenue. 7-19-tf
 FOR RENTING Groom cottages. suit able for one or two families. and ele- gsnt 2-story residence in splendid board ing house locality; all Northside close in Owner. 205 Jefferson County Savings Bank building. Bell phone 27O1. 9-4-3t
 FOR RENT-Modern 2-story 7-room house; bath; newly papered and painted. SOl7 Avenue G $25. Address Owner, care Age-Herald 9-4-tf
 ROOMS FOR RENT.
  FOR RENT-Front room. 2030 9th ave- nue. S-2S-d FOR RENTING comfortable front sec ond-story rooms. furnished; can be se- cured with or without board in fine To- cation 1926 18th avenue, south. 9-4-3t-su-mo-th
 FOR RENT-One front room and one rear room; both connect: also small Kitchen; gas and bath privileges; apply HOO Flor ! Ida avenue (Rchmond Place). 9-4-3t
The Birmingham age-herald., 1904-09-05
M l sc ELLANeOUS,

stenograrher Peoples
 743. 9-3-1mo
The Birmingham age-herald., 1904-09-05

WANTED for U. D. army, able bodied unmarried men between ages of 21 and 35 citizens of United States of good character and temperate habits, who can speak, read and write English. Apply to recruiting officer, 71e North 20th street, Birmingham, Ala.
 7-1-to-9-30
The Birmingham age-herald., 1904-09-05

WANTED-Young man to do stenogra- phy and typewriting, and general office work in cotton office. Send references and state salary expected. Address Box 195, Meridian, Miss. 9-2-7t WANTED-Experienc abstract clerk; must be competent typewriter Address Abstract. Box SIS, Birmingham, Ala. q-4-2Tt
The Birmingham age-herald., 1904-09-05

FOR SALE-At Hiram Ga., on Southern railway-Twelve 115 yd. cars, 10 iron ore carts, 6 wheelars, frisnols, blows and other tools; also 10000 pounds of rails; tools used only months; all for $6o0. J. c. Sullivan, Lafollette. Tenn. Q o.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1904-09-05

FOR SALE-If anybody has a house and lot for sale In West End, please give To- cation size of lot, size of house, price and terms, and we will sell if we can. Wesley M Smith, Of s. Bethea & Go. Q-4-ot
The Birmingham age-herald., 1904-09-05
FOR SALE.

FOR sALE0Two lots, 5ox1s0 each, First avenue, one and one-half blocks of Pop lar street station; fronts south; good neighborhood; good investment; price Gust thinlO $1O0 each; terms s25 cash sl0 month each; who would have thought 1t? Wesley M. Smith, Of s. Bethea 6
 Co. 9-4-2t
The Birmingham age-herald., 1904-09-05
HELP WaNTED-MALE.

Wf1ANTED~If once, foreman for our rough lumber yard; also foreman for our dry shed. Apply with references and salary expected to the Marbury Lum- Der Co.,, Marbury, Ala. 9-33t A POSITION Is open for executive, cler- ical salesmen and technical men, pay ing 5000 to $5O0o Write for booklet. Hapgoods, s0s Broadway, New York
 mo-wed-fri.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1904-09-05

FOR sALE-Two lots, 5Ox19O feet each,
 located on End avenue, near Poplar street; price $50 each; these are two large, good lots; building all around them. The owner young man, has been transferred to office in Atlanta. Wesley
 M Smith, Of S. Bethea & Co. 9-4-2t
The Birmingham age-herald., 1904-09-05

WHEN in Thorsby stop at the Thorsby Inn. One minu- walk from depot
 Accommodations first clae S-2l-7t
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1904-01-15
At $3.50 a Yard.

This lot includes Silks in fancy blacks ana
whites. The very best goods in the house
FORMER PRICES $3.50 tc $500 YARD
On all other goods in this department.
such as VeIvetS, ChiffOns, Liberty Silks and
MOusscIine de SOies, we Will allow Il re-
ductiOn of One-tifth off:
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1904-01-15
n $500 a Yard.

All our staple and most wanted lines of Plain
Satin Duchess, Peau de SOes in black and white
and other elegant weaves. FORMER PRICES
$175 TO $500 A YARD.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1904-01-15
FIT o0c a Yard.

In this lot included all Of best solid color
Taffetas, Satin FOulardS Jacquards, Black Moires
Peau de Solos, Satin Duchess i'll white and black:
in fact all Silks on which the FORMER PRICES
$1.00 to $1.35 yard.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1904-01-15
At SOC a Yard.

This lot consists of great line of Black Peau de
Solos, White and Black Duchess Satins. Moire
Antiques, Mourning Silks, Extra Wide Satin de
Chimes, Embroidered POngecs and French Dyed
Taffetas. FORMER PRICES $135 TO $500 4
WARD
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1904-01-15
At $50 a Yard.
At SOC a Yard.

Satin de Chimes, Twilled Foulards Panne Fou-
lards, Fancy Jacquards, Checked I-Ouisines Black
Chnas, BrOcades, White Satin, Benganes,
Crystals and other makes. FORMER PRICES
S5c, $100 and Slips yard.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1904-10-19
S6wicrigrr Qrtsuamt.

Gs tptrb in beuti9en 2anben tdum
etnen Namen geben, Der ben 4breIaten
10 piel Wliibe unb &opf3erbre9en unb
ben Gmpfdngern 70 bel 8eIuitigun9
uno SpaB 6ereiteI, tpie Der Qdme bes
gar ni9t iebr melt bon &0ln b%elegsnen,
gum Siegtreis g~eb0renoen &ir9borfeS
R uppt Cd terot b i'm 8rDltbal.
Wa5 bat Der arme Srt perbrp9en, bah
man iein 4ngeIi@t 10 ouBen6fa4 ent-
felt? 8Or alien lei feitgeItelt, baB Der
gtdme ni9t bon ruppig bertommt-bie
8epobner fino i'm @egentbeil Isbr qes
ittet-ionbern pielmebr bo8 Rott (oie
&o0ung) Oes auppert ooer Ruppre9t
(alfo eigentli9 3uppre9tirob) bebeus
tet uub bic S9retbung-rotb ni6ts
psiter BARTLETT, ais cine Qnalei9una
an Dds bic 5arDe be3ei1nenoe &oiettib,
tpesbulb Is l%lniinn 1T, bon einsm
Ruppre9t benz Gotben gu fa6sln. sos
rem mir NUN, in neld' punoerli6en
Spielarten Der Name eutiteqt pirb:
ba Iieit man RubiIterotb, 8iepii9tsrotb,
Ruppri9rptb, 8uppre6tsrotb, tSups
pt9terotb, Ruppietbbrptb, Ruppi9stes
roth, RuBt9terot6, 8uppriinterotb,
Ruppicterotb, Rupridtero, Ruppss
ri4tsort, Rupigorob, 3upriOrob Rups
pi9 3erotb, RabbitsboIeroao (QbrefTe
aus 2ittih), Ruppihorubt, Rurri6te=
robt, Ruppetri6teroth Gupperi9tes
roth, &ippri6terotb, Bupbieboobt6,
&uppelOeratb, aubbri9 Got, &upietes
roro, Ruppi9tIerprb, aiiptbberobe,
Ruppigterro0e, Auppetri9ratb. ltno
ous allies i'm 20. Sabrbunbsrt! ga
Dunbert man Ii9 nod iiber bic puns
BE-. den OiBtrepan3en bon Ortsnamen
in ben mitteIalterliGen llrtunoen! 9Q8
@egebene 1T nur cine 2tusleie Der tpQs
iten @eritiimmeIungen, bic iGmmtlib
bur4 Boitfa9en in ben 8eiiB bes @ers
fafiers getommen iinb. Der Qr3t bes
Ortes bat cine Sammlung eingelduFes
ner 8rtefe u. T. m. dngeIegt, bic bis ieBt
SO rsri6ieoene 6ormen uufpsilt.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1904-10-19
pas AufOrOrrn ,um Gan}r.

Wie man ebeosm beim Qufforbern
gum Sang ii9 beioeriettig gu perbaIten
bate, bariiber belebrt Elm y&pmplimens
ttrbu9" aus benz Sabre 1748 in fol-
9enoer origineuer Wei1e. r8ei pielen
iugen Burden, pel6e gerns tan3eten,
ftebet Der Dds am 9srge, fpenn Iie ein
Srduen3immer anrsoen, unb gum
San3e auffibren folsn. co Iprod
jiinsIt Elm hummer 5ur cine artige
Sun9fer folgenoermuben an: ,Nun,
Sun9fer ultpifsr, nil sic ni9t Elm
podr Sopiaia nit mir ma6en2' Man
braubt uber au4 feline bepote Sputipn
oestpegen ab3uleeen. 8enn neil bic
fes bupfenbe 9ef6le6t e6er gum Sdns
gen seneigt lit, als man ibnen baSu
pfeifet, 10 oarf man audi beito rpeniger
Dorte brdu9en, Islbises our 2uit gu
bereben, fonoern ss fam oas gauge
compliment etipa in bieIer tur3en PIN
Frase beiteben: ,S40ns Sungfer! 0arf
ib mir bic 6reibett nsbmen, sic um
etnen tletnen Yang an5uiprehtn2 SD
tperoe fir iol6e erlunste Gbre mid
Sbr perbunoen ertennen.'
rWtl fel6ige tan3en, 10 pirb ite olss
balo %antpprten: ,Wtein Serr! Sd err
femme Seine !60fli9teit nit i9ulbigem
0ant, bite aber, Gsbulb NIT mir gu
baben, tpenn ids Setner 9ei4idli9teit
ni6t elsi9maGen perbe!'
.Wpllte lie aber ni6t tan3en, 10 lit
Der semeine MioerIpruA bteier: Sd
oarts Sbm Dor bic d~ngebotene @bre;
bite aber mid gu entiduloisen, bic
tpeilen ih bas Sdn3sn niemals 9elsrs
net, uno Sbn barinnen i9le4t pergniis
gen piirpe.'
rSebo9 bat Iid Elm 5rauensimm.r
pobl por3uIsben, bab es ni6t jemanb
sinen Snu3 perfuge, unb bod bernu6
nit dnncrsn tan3en pollte, benn fon't
fiirfte ia fih nur 9erbruR ertpeden."
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1904-10-19

.grn ~ err tsr,' ru o,, e0uR
.Itstlsg-
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ginsn Qugsublid bIitb e. iisbsn unb be-
irahtsts ibr iiass, blaFss @tfiht.
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Wonb berum unb oura ods 3immer.
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Iasts gum 9stt biniibsr NIT einsm 9Gs
heln. bds re niht fab:
.S6ldI nun i6on, mein Mtiitterfen.
bomtt 8u bdlo tpieoer Ipobl unb fart
iptrit! gebenis, 0u biit cine armt 2ebs
rsrsfrou, bic Is 'th niAt srlauben bari.
LANCE franz al iein! 2dnger ais sineH
Rondt biirfen mir ui9t 3rpst Mdp6en
bolten. - Damn mubt 0u Did pieber
nit Mdrie bebelfen. - gtber bent nur
ieBt nidt ouran! - S9luf, bis i)
pieber gu Dir iomme!"
Die tleine 6rau blieb ittq lisgen.
alars 3brdnen fiiutsn lire gusen unb
runnen bic Dan9en binat in ibr eIdns
5enbes braunes 9aur, bds uuf benz
&opfttfen lag.
4ber bolo b0rte lie auf gu peinsn.
Sbr Bid Detum einsn trodenen Slang,
beige 6teden traten auf ibre Dansen,
Damn bob has 6ieber fs auf feline
S6pineen, f9autelte Ie auf uno nieoer
i'm fduTenben S9pung, pirbelnb bod
uno 19lpinbelno tief. l1nb in Der Cuff
Dor ibreu 9(ugen iapebten Iange I9ims
meruOe S9leisr, mattgoloene, roIens
rotbe unb 3drtbIaue nit gldu3snben
Streifen bon Sob.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1904-10-19


fomHrsisnraib. ionosru losil's mlsns
GhenpfIiGi it,"
alt 3suesn oitIsr G5eHt smpFans
ben ,tDas ron SisIer sinfadeu GsslsR.
grobs. aao mardss &u8t Isuhists it9,
aIs Der paesmut6jss Seller IN be 1ieIe
fubr Winuten Ter Cruarsunq, Die III
Gmigteiten nerpen. 4ibemlcs oes
fponnt isoer Rsro-mon perfolqt I'M
Geiits isos gboIs oss Rettungsptrtes.
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neute S4ldge. 4us Der berf9iebensr
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bob Der 9sridiittete nod am 2eber
uno feinem 9sfrster sntsesenarbeitet
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gen.-Gin laneseSosencr, fra9enbei
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@aes in ibr lit tobt. Sic pirb teiner
9otten BADEN unb tsinen Batter fir ib,
4inb. Ri9ts. Nur Las @ebenten ar
hires Slides 0orobenb.-
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1904-10-19

ftg ASST bst Nak uiiiL
80 aH ~ikffAFsa@a MiE
Afeu aRetss kghtHkia en- cFrlfn.
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gfmk lW aAfR tsnFla
naa sytislsi aaa ta agtua SAP EArvlsa.
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lnb rtm ctggfn .siH aiaa,
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NAb BE Rangf, bic bttlh,
9air beatRut he BON neusm 80 bllbenl
Gel pas stbsu cub ihipsr,
seir btnsrieu's niht mtbr,
2eenu Elm biminliihCr Gtrabl Is orihbnts
TAT Is tnlmer uRs ireu,
gdb Is eiplg uHs nsi,
Tai Fb ME unier Gtrl bran gspobutel
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1904-10-19
Geoankenfplttttr.

Gs etbt aud setitss Ststsunssn, bic mon
ni1t obns 9tratlopfen ssben fam.
@eHm oas plut iO6t, tUirb Dos oers cts
tuos anrihten.
Wau benft bon ben @utsn lanee niHt 70
gut iDie bon ben iAleHten ibls1t.
Sm SHmers nibt tOeinen, TN @lad ni6t.
laden tOnnen - III oas 9itterte auf Groen.
Wsun f9 gsrlobte iibsr ibre BsrbdltuiHs
fetnen etuen Mein ~einibsnfen, betoms
men fe In Der Che lei6t aateniommer.
I'm dr9tsn oriidt Der Sdub Oft ben, Der
isinen bat.
Man fam aud na4geben. UNI RsAt sul
bebolten.
Gin seraber Gbarotter uno Elm ess
: immter @aden pafsu i6Ie1t Jus
fammen.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1904-10-19
Die annere III mod lbria.
0sraoa.

Gbriitian bon 8rouni9 ipeis, Der I'm
3~OiGbrisen 8ries Elm eifriser pdrtets
sGnser oes @rafen grnit BON Manss
feb mar, nurbe In Der S4Ia9t BET
Sleurp In ben Nieberlanben fhtper am
re6ten Mrm pertpunbet. .Nad tangent
Strdub.n muBts er fid, bo Der 4rml
bereits branbis setporben tpur, ents
fdlisbea, benfslben abnebmen 3u lai.
fen. lin aber feline @ssner bon fei.
mem u~nsebeugten Wutbe 5u iiberseus
gen, lieB er Miin5en f6laeen, duf benen'
.tne ausseitredte linte Sanb einen De-.
gen .mporbielt, nit Der llnterfhrtft:
,,Altera restatl'' oas beibt: Die an
bere 1T nod iibrig.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1904-10-19
@switetsr ~aaoman(briftasutr.

Cine beitere @sf6idte bonn eeniaIen
Romdnf9rstbsr er3dblt Der ,@il Bias"
Sir Elm Barrier 8lGtt9en, bas in ben
niebern @pItsf9i9ten bel seleIen pirb,
drbeitet felt Ginger 3ett Elm beeabter
RomunT6reiber, Der nunterm Stri9"
be blutriinftigiten S9auermGren psrs
5dpft. Gr i9reibt setpiHsrmabsn bon
Der 9dno in ben Munb, benn er liefert
feiner 3eituns teinen obge19lpFenen
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cine 6ortiebung, morsen tpieOer cine
II. I. m. Nues pirb beute fir moreen
nieoergef9rieben, unb ba1er tommt Is,
boB Der ,9i9ter" man9mal beute nod
ni9t peiB, mas moreen nit ben gel
ben feines Gomans gei9eben pirb. Die
9aupt1ade lit, bdb dlles bibi9 in bic
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munfdreiber betommt feline elaborate
no9 3stlsn be3oblt. DAP er Ti9 bas
tn Der perpegenften MeiIe aunube
ma6ts, tam maj Ii9 benten: er
bdufte 3etlen auf 3eilen, bis es benz
@efle9er 5n arg ipnroe' SInss WtorS
gems lieB CT pen Dlpfersmoln n lem
Prloaipureau olitsT nno perrlGie l9n
allO an r9Oren Sley SN unerlqre's
ZEN leBi aper mn SpIer "5elleniqlns
peret le1es WtaB uno Slel. JRre aos
manTeu'uetons lino ia legl lntere1ant,
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mepr 9eio Petous3ul9ld9en' lag tur
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Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1904-10-19

y" '"pf"Jt S~Js"1s Nul UtHt
6riebbofe bes tleinen Oorfes 8ittel
bel 9eeitsmiinbe befinbet 1i9 unter
etnem erauen Deditein bas melt unb
brett betannte Grab bon Sade Battle.
Das Sir9enbuh berihtst iber i'm nur:
1913, ben q. SttOber, lit Sade Battle
auf benz 2slumer Selbe, ala er aus
benz 8raunf4peisii4en gum @iebbans
bel 9stommen, ermorbet. Ods BOLT
aber er5Gblt fid ba3u nod folsenbe Ge=
f9ifte, Die bur9 elm paar auf benz
@rabtein eemeibelte Sduben 3ugleiA
beitGtigt uno INNER pieosr aufsefrii9t
pirb: Surge 3ett na9 Der Grmorbung
bes Bate fanb In Oeoesoorf Ssabrs
MART itdtt, 5u benz uu4 bic brsi nod
%unbetunnten WOrber 1reeIe, SiQiten
unb Rinfel tameu. pIobli9 flog Elm
Shnarm Suuben auf, unb elmer Der
WDrber brad in Die Worts aus: ySebt,
bu limb 9ods 8dtte fine Ouben!"-
vSade g6tte2" fraste man bon allen
Gsiten, mas piBt Sbr oenn bon 9ade
8Gtts2" Srob ibres 9eugnens ipurben
bic brei feitgencmmen, unb i9lieblid
seitanben ie audi. 0abei eraGbIten re:
Oils lie s6en ben Battle In ben 6anb
gsft-edt. iei elm SuubcniGtporm auFs
seflOsen, uno bre4enoen auses babe
Der Sterbenbe serufen: 81 0uben, il
Duben, brinst il ct on ben Oas!" go
let es oenn au9 setommen.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1904-11-17
LOCAL NEWS

Wesley Hickey visited ii vermillion
Sunday
Mrs, q. n Wiseman was In Sioux
Oily Saturday.
Jaa. Maloy returned Thursday from d
tsn days' vlsit At Aberdeen.
Masquerade suits may be rented at
Henkin's Opera House tomorrow.
Fresh milk and cream FOR sale, deliy-
RED Al any time. Phone l51.
Joe ReyniclS.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Ford and Miss
Faye Ford were visiting Ia Sioux city
saturday
Harry Walters, John Eslick and
Louis Henkln we're III Canton last
Thursday.
Don't forget the big masquerade Ill
HenKin's Opera Honse tomorrow lFri-
WI night.
Arc you going To hear the Devils
Jokeag A. ths Baptist church Novem-
her -, ~ . o'clock Admission 25cts
Good music ana we'll managed Ill
faar will be features Of The masquerade
~ Henkin's Opera House tomorrow
EFriday1 night
Just teceived, car Oh Fancy New
York Winter Apples. Come and get
Them now; they will be higher. Rings
rna Mercantile 90
Harley Wood came lip from Lincoln.
Nsb., Thuraday and Il visiting rela-
lives III The city He expects 10 FL
maiu for some time.
The Elk Point Junior Dramatic Club
0f "a Messenger Boy fame will this
year present I'D entirely new produce
tlon. The original cast and some 9th
ers Will be used.
pop corn party was held at Hen
kin's store Friday evening, which was
attended by about twelve young cou.
ples A very pleasant time was had.
The young people retired to the hall
and danced alter The pop corn was dis.
posed Of.
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Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1904-11-17
Smaike Riyer valley.

The largest irrigation enterprise IN
America Is located In the rich Snake
River valley of Idaho which has been
reclaimed through mans handiwork
alone. In this valley which ID now
comfortably settled, there remains 20,
600 acres of land beolnging to the state
of Idaho which Is under the Twin Falls
irrigation canals and open to settle
ment. This land Is among the rich
est In America as experiments have
proved. Potatoes here yield 200 TO
400 bushels TO the acre OF large size
fine variety. Wheat yields from 40 to
10 bushels TO the acre with an average
weight Of 63 pounds per bushel. Three
crops of alfalfa are raised each season
Ii the Snake River valley. The Gil
mate 10 superb and OF great value asa
tonic for mind and body. Homeseek-
ers' low rates to the Snake River val
ley are liz effect via Union Pacific, the
only direct route. Why not visit this
district In person and fully realize Is
great possibilities? For full informa-
tion address IA. Il. Curtis, q. r. A.,
Omaha, Nebr.
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Whether you care I'd dance or not,
you should attend the masquerade at
Henkin's Opera House tomorrow even
ing. You will enjoy watching the
maskers, Grand march promptly at
0 ii. 10.
Or. and Mrs. II. r.. Burlingame came
over from Elk Point yesterday and re-
NAMED until today. Their children,
Donald and Marjorie, who have been
staying at the editors home for few
weeks, returned with them. Ponca
journal.
John Dramshahl left Thursday for
Bonesteel, s. ID. He will 20 to Gre
CORY soon, near which town he has q
claim. Mr.. Dramsdahl expects to open
4 boot and shoe store at Gregory. He
has many friends here who wish him
success. Haroasite.
George Wilson received telephone
message Monday, conveying the news
of the severe illness with quinsey OF
his niece, Rhoda Steecy, at Elk Point.
He went down In the evening and re-
turned Tuesday In time to 60 out on
bis mail route. akron Register Tribune.
Mrs. ]. II. Miller OF Elk Point came
up last week and visited friends until
yesterday $500. VIII Twining came up
from Elk Point Monday and visited In
the city, returning Monday Eu-
gene Graves and family visited at Elk
Point over Sunday. Alexandria Jour
nal.
Mike Hoffman Jr., manager for +.
~. Slagle & Co., told lis the orher day
that he sold to Andrew Nelson of Sphinx
the largest stock tank now In use la
the county. II ii IA feet In diameter,
II feet ID circumference and 10 made
from No 3 lumber. The tank Is a very
fine one.
We had the pleasure Of visiting the
Industrial School at Civil Bend Sum
day, and wish 10 say that that institu-
tion II indeed school .of industry.
The enrolment this year is very small,
being only about twenty-five, only half
the number enrolled at this time last
year. However, superintendent Twin
Ing thinks more pupils will enter later,
alter the big crops al home are cared
for. During the past autumn the
school has turned out 1000 cans OF to-
matoes, and owing to The small attend
ance large amount OF the vegetables
rotted on the ground Fourteen acres
Of broom corn was raised, which yield
ed q good crop, but few brooms are be-
Ing made, owing, also, TO the lack OF
pupils. Some OF the broom corn raised
last year still remains untouched.
Twenty acres Of corn yielded bumper
crop and II being husked and the fod-
der stacked. Superintendent Twining
finds II difficult 10 carry on the work
with the small attendance.
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