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FRENCH DREssMAKER. Of long expert
ence. by the day. repairs, remodels. and
all kinds OF family sewing. Address
MARIE, care Of Rose. 24o West 16th-st-
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DKEssMAk1NG AND MILLINERY.

DO You wish a very elegant. stylish dress.
with perfect Mt. by French born dress
maker? JENNIE GUITTARD. 20 West
394h-st
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TYPEWRITING.

IftE " hIII-Nus
Typewrifing-5 cents per line
HEADQUARTERS FOR typewriters: rented
repaired bought. sold. inspections sup
plies RAPID SERVICE. SHERWOOD
Exchange. A. L!berty-st. Telephone 1856
John
QUICK TYPEWRITER REPAIRS; imme-
diate service on calls: charges most rea-
sonable. F. 9. DYETT, go Broadway Tel.
3 533S-Cort.
TYPEWRITERS. All makes sold. rented.
repaired. exchanged: reliable service.
GORMAN. 20 Nassau-st- Telephone 3f4O-
srrflaEd
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LOST.

LOST or STOLEN. Handbook 10. 490. 951
Of the German Savings Bank New-Yo ork,
corner 4th-aVe. and 14th-st.. loaned 70
Henry KEELING; all persons are cautioned
against negotiating same; II not returned 70
bank by September a duplicate VIII be
issued
LOST. .-BankbooH No S55.573 Bank for
Savings 2SO 4th-ave., New-H ork- Pay
msut stopped Please return book TO bank.
LOST or STOLEN. Bankbook No. 800. Isl
Of the Emigrant Industrial savings Bark
Payment stopped. Please return book 70
bank No 81 Chambers-st
LOST -Bankhook No sl3 943. Bank for
Savings $50 4th-aVe., New OK Pay-
uent stopped. Please return book to bank
LOST. .-Baakbook No 779 O44. Bank for
Savings, $50 4th-ave., NeW-1 ork Fay
ment stopped. Please return hook 70 bank.
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

-~-------------->------~-
PROSPEROUS, up to date newspaper and
printing business. great bargain; beautiful
city; S25, coo; good chance for daily. F. w.
Box =, Tribune Office.
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NO NAIL ORDERS
For August Sale Goods.

Last Days for these
August Sale Offerings
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HELP WANTED.

Male.
AGENTS. Sickness, accident agd death:
one of the best companies wants agents.
they can mako from $50 to 500 per week.
Address Box 3. +55. Boston. Mass.
ANY Intelligent person may earn a good in
come corr esponding for newspaper; no
canvassing: experience unnecessary. Send
for particulars. NORTHERN PRESS SYN
DICATE. Lockport. n. z.
HIGH GRADE POSITIONS OPEN;
Executive, Clerical, Technical Statesmen.
paying from 81, 600 10 S.. .OO0 year. call or
write. HAPGOODS Qnc.), Suite sos. 800
Broadway y. Y.
CANvASSERS.
New proposition on Nev-York morning
newspaper for city and out Of town; steady
work to good men; transportation furnished;
start Immediately. WILLIAM II. GCTGE
LIUS, s g. m, Room 1, Tribune Building.
IS DAY AND COMMISSION.
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Female

A FIRST CLASS WAIsTMAKER 20 take
charge of workroom. Apply to z HEN
DEL, 41O Penn Building. Pittsburg. Penn.
CHAMBERMAID and WAITRESS WANT
ED-Young woman. with good references;
wages SIS. Call ~ East 76th-St.
GIRI. WANTED.-Smart small girl in deco
rator s Office; wages 81 so. Address =, 2,4s4
Broadway. corner 93d-st-
HOUSEWORKER in family; no
washing, $50, references required. Mrs.
COLLIER. 122 West 23d-st-. after o.
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REMEDIES.
MACHINERY.

AT REDUCED PRICES. 800 second hand
wood and iron working machines. fully
guaranteed. machinery bought and ex-
changed. GEO. E. EDDY, 39S Madison-s;.
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Augusf Sale OF Blankets

could not have attained Its great
success without the extraordinary
inducements We gave. - AT present
quotations for wool and cotton
wholesale values are far higher than
prices we quote
New-York tribune., 1905-08-29

BILLIARD AND POOL TABLES.
MANUFACTURERS Of billiard and POOL
tables: high grade bowling alley builders:
lowest prices MARX BROS. "a Union
SnuRre.
New-York tribune., 1905-08-29
WORK WANTED.

Situations Wanted-Male and Female
Four lines mot exceeding p words). thres
insertions. IS cents: seven insertions. 81
cents. Exceeding "a words and less than 70
words. three insertions, 80 cents; seven in
sertionS. 60 cents.
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UNFURNIsHED ROOMS TO-IFT.

Of two and four large, light
rooms; litchenette. baths: services, ref
erenCes renuire1. 40 West 24th-st.
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Are You Engaged :

Engaged people should rememh-r.
;Ha;, after marriage. many qaarre.s eaa
5= avoided. by keeping their dig-,'l1a>
iu good condition with Electric Bt.-rs.
;. \. Brown, Of Beuu5.tsyi.l-. ;. g..
says For years my vIte suffered
intensely from dyspepsia complicated
si:h a torpid liver, gatii she los; her
s,r-uzth and vig7r. and became n=r-
wreck OF her former >e4f. Then she
tried Electric Bi;ters. which helped her
At oac=, ana dna.iy made her entirely
w-i. So i uo~ strong and healthy
john ". Thars:ol, druggist. sells and
guarantees them. al SOC a Uy;;.s.
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Anniversary Day At Montpelier.

IT, Programme ;sr Centennial Day
Er- F-a-a.s.r t-- -.ur.-;r.i. although
-.--- a- ,-.l ,.u- details % -
perfected
TE-fsy al. ag-a ~IrL : slu-l,-
:. -s-I rs I-taehu-rJ 81 -al-ts
from Noraisa Uri,-r>.ly.
IT, ail--s, ~.a t~ given - Hon.
TO- u-B5-r Al Annoy Hal a, lu-9
a.l :, TIE sane place patriotic songs
all r. sau- b. chorus q i male
voices. Dau.- tie morning concerts
~. IL gives ly tie hands in the
different l4-ts q the city.
Duu-r wiu T. s-rv-i az the noon
aaa. AZ the various hotels. and the ladies
q r1- Capital have sI>5 made arr4r -
meets 20 oT-n Up the ehl-ch-, s--r- 4
te-c tii4. r-ra.s, all X ~-rv-i and a..
NAY II assured tia; they all l. az.
taken care u.
The ra-ad- vHich i TO tss- p'sc=
az o'clock vii o. ta.ly two miles lori
zaI viL T. ole q the nl-st vy-l
witnessed j Vermont
Tie Leg. 4t4re Reunion ) to 1
a-.fa. the A-.ra-y a, $50 aad = sl---.a
q. Erauras hss hen prepared oy IL
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Concord.

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Free TO Farmers.


h-..7'-.. -. d ~ -,.'.' $50 -
ne 7.-. .-..' - .''''
>'a''...' '.A No. Z ,''lT'',-s ''-T
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n' ., T w.. core .3 20 -. &c. .
W g. s.., N 4ao m.
Ma-s,- Il Potash 80 to - 10.
t. any farmer z-stir. 70 {. ;. PA.e.
H,i- Pa-s. Vt saving that h- saw thi.
notice ia TIE K->Fx CorxrY HERALD.
Mr.. Pa-- v5.. sad a free sample Of the
above .r -r-i.-at,. excepting the ashes.
al .sg- tie es,, Thereof aid do~u a,
The farmer. nearest station.
TIE Exg-riu-4. Station Bulletin w-ll
,ars.-~oa every account. an4nci4l.
educational. agricultural. i, &, better to
bav The Grade ,-1ek AMI home mix. If
one u~-, = Ton or more.
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The Trend of the Times.

Wssr;r--or's farewell -r->.sr- d. hi,
o-r,r.,.rio,s shonr5 l. raj 81 orr time
n r--,{. ro- cr-- only. hut "a. many
times a, : NECESSARY 10 a thorough
s,--.,;ar n ,h- contained ral.- IDEAS.
Tf-.- ali ,rag,t regard = . y-.e-.-.s
r-..scv 81. .-.- inv ,r---.. --- ~or.l-,-
n-.-.s.-v to ~ -----..a-;77 at IL
+. .-s-g,s7- 5-.- "a MIN. and 10 - -
n III .,rats- # Al. r.---ia-frs The ro-.i-
tf.f..-, i, s-i.. H. knew tia, the
vsEgm- of the history Of hi. beloved
Union would - n,s, A. extensive as the
intelligent srprrcis,;ou Of the American
Idea. lie . clearly presented. Perpetu.
alton with all tia, that implies
5-r-r4. M, MON = mere ern-4ciatiar
Of tn. beauty II the ideal but nrou all
ADEQUATE realization. But, to our
shame D. !, said. We seem hen, gv9n
iu,.ftvir- his ev;.l.n, di,,ru., Of The
/ n=ss Of .h- masses f5r sovereign power
All the problem. which constitute our
danger exist through .-.r.sa4s. and
,6f. SANE evil. common r-9r=a.;.v. nav
prevent that hearty eoauera-.9a needed
I'm 3 prorer adjustment. Tt greatest
hiadra1ca 70 such : desirable s1r.za.-
nation i. hat excessive. ura-, a-af-,f
.-g.f.u which =. . rs.st.,rv -7;5-rt
2. n threaten tn 9f.rrr.-f1r ~ ,Fz
capabgs r.r-v IN lower Relieve .b;.
th- DISRUPTION Of both tn 7s--.-. TIA.
have held ROVER mean. ,rs 4f.r,r..frr
Of the entire system. The trend a. -t-
times i. toward . er.r,. W;u ...1 .
change make for f-rr-raart al.
coud.-icg.4 DO not v=-w "a mistake.
Of tie pas, IN 5-e;js-- MS. =. H.
dead mas. hn-v IL dad B-- c,r,;.3.-
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scheme for a retirement - .o.~;.l
conditions / c5sr-. 4a.--,Ars ann.
sid4rirr Al; nrohsbigf.i-.s A. thu
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endure r,,t;-r-,v ,ba ,avar.s. ;,..,;,.lr.
n achapy..s T5-saar- -. r,i..-
the careful and orE;...ss .,r.;4.-..;,r,
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their .bo,,,5a~. ol'Iac.;-ar~ ar,o+,ba
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AerAEANrEEp crsr roR rILts

I,-a.-, HFaI. Bleeding Or ProtIui-
H. Pies Druggists refund money If
PAZu OINTMENT fail, % cure any
c,,-. 40 matter d; hgE Do standing. IN
o % Il days I'm. application gives
-ls- aaI ---- 5re. II your druggist
hasn't tt ~-rd -a- ST stamp, aai i, all
t- :5rearsel postpaid by Paris N~ll-
c.4g Co. -. Louis, 10.
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CuiidhaII.

County court convenes next tuesday.
Mrs. Eugene Russell of Lowell, Mass,
Is the guest of Mrs. Sarah Beede.
Ray Hayes and wife have returned to
Firz1aie.
Mrs. John Boyce and Miss Mildred
were the guests OF Mrs. Rufus Poole last
week Thursday.
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Che Cathedral Etcblnas

Are all carefully drawn BY hand from copper plates,
rasy made from the original signed proofs purchased at
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1905-09-29

FElpAY. >rrrEvEEa -, lsH-.
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Harbor and Trust Not.

NJ wife. Georziana Fields has Iet- NV
bed and board wiLaout just cause or pro u J.
cation, therefore warn all persons agairS
harbOring or trusting her on my account a.
shall pay no debts OF her contracting at. er
this date. J. b. FIELDS
Brighton, Vt, September /. 1905.
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The Aberdeen Democrat. (Aberdeen, South Dakota) 1???-1909, 1905-09-08
Tommy's Cruel Joke.

The other evening Miss Passee stay
ed to dinner, and Tommy as a great
favor was allowed to have dinner with
the company. Growing restless at des-
sert, he was sent out Of the room, but
in a few seconds he returned with a
little Dresden clock from the sitting
room mantelpiece. Gracious, child"
exclaimed the mother. What mis-
chief are you up to now" Coin to
try a speriment," replied Tommy, with
importance. Miss Passee Uttered. "Ine
dear little fellow Is going to make an
experiment" she gushed. How cleV-
or Of him. While Miss Passee was
speaking Tommy had carefully placed
the clock on the table In front OF her'
With a mysterious gesture he laid his
Anger on his lips and e%njoined silence
No one stirred. After about TWO I'LL
utes Tommy's strained expression re-
Taxed, and he clapped his hands IN e1'
ultation. 1T goes" he cried trlum'
phantly. 1T goes! You were wrong,
papa" "Of course 1t goes, child,
laughed Miss Passee. "What nua !.
vonr father think it wouldnt!
well" replied the little fellow SIMPLY
.he said your face would stop a CLOCK
London Taller.
The Aberdeen Democrat. (Aberdeen, South Dakota) 1???-1909, 1905-09-08
Not In Her Class.

The eagles were holding a conven-
tion-or it might have been merely a
caucus-on the rocky crest Of a lofty
hill.
Proud regal birds they were, pierre
ing Of eye, sharp Of beak and strong
of claw, and all the timid creatures Of
the air retreated to a safe distance and
watched them with awe
Presently, however, a wandering
turkey buzzard, attracted by curiosity,
ventured to join them.
They eyed her scornfully, ever
t~hreateningly.
What are you doing here?" they
said. This Is a gathering Of eagles.
You are a vulture and are not In ~
class
you are right" replied the turkey
buZZard. II am Of some use In the
world, while you are thieves, robbers
and murderers and not worth a con
~tinental except for show. Goodby, and
be hanged to you".
Thereupon she turned her back upor
them and flew away.
Which shows, dear children, tina
there are two kinds of arlstocracy anC
that d lofty style isn't everything
Chicago Tribune.
The Aberdeen Democrat. (Aberdeen, South Dakota) 1???-1909, 1905-09-08

spot on his fathers long career of po-
litical and private happiness. Maybe
it was a sympathy bred Of experience
that softened his heart to her, and per
haps this was strengthened by the
droop Of her young head before him,
a ray of the afternoon sunlight on her
hair emphasizing its delicate fairness.
But he has promised never to do 1t
again." she explained, entirely argu-
mentative, and fully trusting the prom
Use.
The senator looked at her solemnly,
placing the tips Of his fingers together
with mathematical precision, as II to
help out his thought. There was IN bis
big, clear eyes much Of sadness Inc a
tolerant skepticism.
"Such q PROMISE" he smiled slight
", 'is by no means a certified check
| but l think l can help him."
He spoke this last In slow, gentle
tones.
She sprang to her feet, intending to
take his hand while she told ain her
gratitude.
But wait" He checked her quick
", and again the finger tips were
mathematically adjusted. Il cannon
have another position in the govern
ment departments. l shall get him 9
place where he will have q chance te
rise and make q record for himselr
These departments take 1t out OF a maj
so. I know, because I have had Others
there-others whom I wanted to see az
great things" The senator sighed re
Rretfully. He can go to work 10
the p. and o." he concluded.
But is that a good placer she ASKED
doubling the new proposition.
ut will make q man Of him, ana Una
Is what we want, isn't itY
The senator passed his hand a Urn
YEARLY across his brow and smlle'
sadly at the young face before him.
"And he will have lots OF chances 7
rise and get-moneyY
Most ~assuredly." And he smile
again, this time at the parted lips Q
the girl and her eyes big with quesuo
and speculation.
"And he can do a. this soon' yer
soonY"
Eyes"
.And he can have 1t right aways
Tomorrow" The senator someno'
thought he was doing more good IN u
The Aberdeen Democrat. (Aberdeen, South Dakota) 1???-1909, 1905-09-08

CHARITY
BY JAMES HAY. Jr.
Copyright, 1905, by James Hay, Jr.

The senator, who had been disposed
at first to receive his caller with as
scant politeness as the dictates Of pol
itics allowed, displayed a singular
graciousness of manner. The visitor
was a girl, with hair like FURNISHED
bronze and eyes whose soft, brown
look took In some lights the hue of
old amber. She was dressed in law
ender, with what the senator Thought
a profusion Of fluffy lace across her
bosom, and her little foot obtruded it.
self on the senatorial subconscious-
ness from beneath a mass of more
fuffiness and %flounces. Besides, the
senator had had a surfeit Of dry polit-
ical talk and committee meetings that
day.
"You see, l don't ask anything for
myself, even If my father and brothers
do work for you at the primaries. It's
just for Jack She spoke in low tones.
betraying a girlish awe Of the i'm
portant man.
"And who is .Jack?"
The member Of the upper house
"a oASu ooiNS q pIlc VI leIlerS u0C
awaited his signature and gave the
girl his attention, a compliment he did
not extend to all who sought his help.
HE and I are engaged to be mar
Red" she said, and the announcement,
or the frank bushes accompanying it,
charmed the big man. I'VE will be
married as soon as he can get q posi-
ton, and know you can arrange It."
"But what does he want, and why
doesn't he come himself?"
The legislator represented a south
ern state, where women are put on a
pedestal above the business" Of life,
and he was genuinely puzzled.
"He was discharged for drinking too
much" she admitted simply, a little
h%esitant, her lips twitching. the slight.
est bit. The glow from the open crate
looked blurred and indistinct to her
troubled gaze.
II see" said the senator.
She did not know how near she had
come to his heart by her explanation
His thoughts went back to his son
whose dissipation was the one dark
The Aberdeen Democrat. (Aberdeen, South Dakota) 1???-1909, 1905-09-08

DestoWal of that place than was pos
slple l the forming of the highest leg
islation.
"oh, it's grand she cried, converted
10 the merits of the plan, Just grand"
II clapped her hands together for
sheer pleasure, like a child.
The funny part of it is" she con-
hded, that Jack said he was coming
TO the capitol to see his friends about
ne place, and now I've done it better
tnan he could" She paused doubtful
~. II said he was afraid to come to
you because you hated a man who
drank, but | knew you could fix it for
u.s."
My dear child" laughed the august
person, ''the worst thing in Washing.
ton Is to be considered a good manip-
ulator Of federal patronage. But you
haven't given me the young mans full
name. I'll have to let him take a let
ter from me to Johns"
Its funny" she began, chat it is
the same
Ihey looked around to the door,
which had been thrown open by a
young man. Surprised to find any one
with the senator, he stood still for a
minute. his hand upon the knob of the
half closed door. He was tall and i'm
perious In his bearing, looking more
than handsome.
john said the senator,
Jack" cried the girl, her high voice
drowning the sound Of the senator's
greeting.
he at the door, kept silence, a dull
red mounting slowly to his cheeks and
forehead.
Come in," suggested the senator
coldly.
This Is Jack" explained the girl.
glad to Introduce him to his benefactor
and disregarding the cool reception ac-
corded him.
The senator held out his hand.
JAG who" he laughed, a tribe
stif1y.
oh she laughed in return, Jack
Stanlay. l had forgotten to tell YOU his
name all this time
Mr.. Stanlay and the senator shook
hands cordially, and there ensued a
repetition Of the outline Of the new
plan, which was interpolated with the
enthusiastic EXPLANATIONS and cues
lions Of the girl.
And she said at the close of the In.
terview, ''how can 1 ever thank you?''-
you can't" said the senator, pro.
nouncing the words with the mellow
accent Of the south and making it q
compliment to h girl. II am entirely
in your debt"
When the couple had left the office
he called his private secretary, who
from the nature Of things political
knew all his affairs, private and pub
lie.
"Lorry," said the senator, "when yor
have been doing things for other PEG
pie and find out that after all you've
been helping your own son you owe
somebody something"
Lorry, being Of a secretive nature
assented In silence.
"And this time" concluded the sena
tor, ut will have to be a wedding pres
ent. Write out a check for
And the rest was merely a bushes:
transaction.
The Aberdeen Democrat. (Aberdeen, South Dakota) 1???-1909, 1905-09-08
speaking of Trousers.

.1 have a great mind to get marrleu
after ALL" said the old bachelor. ~ -
co nice to.have a woman to 1901 ai'e
your clothes u,+ ~
yves" replied the benedict, "out -
they would only take as mucl ln'e s.s
In the creases as they do In the poche.s
u would be much better" Chicaso
News.
The Aberdeen Democrat. (Aberdeen, South Dakota) 1???-1909, 1905-09-08
S AT FlRNEY
Ind Over-Scheer's
Condition

n saloon row in Fer
Echeer has a bullet in
sabling it, and Lon
head and face badly
b. is bound over to the
! circuit court under
nipple assault.
BOX place at Ferney
Hin Fred Gabert's Sal
firing was held before
donday and from the
cared that the saloon
at the time, and that
unloading a drayload
Iich had backed up in
boon. AS he carried a
y Of the saloon he and
], and from this trivial
frose adispute'Which re-
Sstile demonstrations.
a revolver, backed out
md started to run for
le run the crowd pushed
and threw beer bot
Three men, Harry Loo
heer and Roy Stewart,
BE for the purpose, they
hing Rossbach. Ross
En the alley and into
yard. Mulligan
(ere in the yard at the
that as RoSsbach
lie was calling for help,
br the house and Stumb-
Der the back walk, and
I and Lockart threw
pom him and attempted
6pthc gun, while Scheer
lately in front. Lockart
/ he had hold OF the gun
khe shot was fired while
llold 0: RosSbach'S arm.
PIE the gun was discharg-
taking effect in Scheer's
Pr then picked up a short
Ro>Sbacll over the head,
caIp terribly and continu.
lan until some one came
(hc club away.
WAS arralgned befor,
Ptz of Ferney and hnec
for carrying concealed
e was then brought be.
ASHLEY Monday on thu
Rhootlng Scheef. Aftel
evidence, Judge Ashle,
etlon Of the states attor.
mat While the defendant
De held on the charge Of
peer, he could be held OF
1 simple assault, and &C
Elo INN to bail in the sun
zen Rossbach furnished
Prhey Campbell appearet
i and W j. EIwood TO
INT.
illl Is IN a critical cond.
PuIiet lodged in the wris
/ oones' and the operatio
~, II an operation is NJ
u'o De extremely ditficul
(erald.
The Aberdeen Democrat. (Aberdeen, South Dakota) 1???-1909, 1905-09-08
up In the Pulpit.

|"'p In the Pulpit.
,n an English review tells
Dee or a brother of a IA.
L VI Chrlstchurch. The
teelor of a small parish.
Es'ly vas somewhat remark
E ,an,, a famous whip and
,enold team, Of which ha
proud. He was fond ~
! now he could dick a Az
IT, OF his leaders ears WITH.
IT, hss the horse. This accom-.
~ ,a transferred to a rathe,
BIZ, ,nVa al for he always car.
top y, up into the pulpit WITH
70 the unfortunate mem
DIM uippnsresatlon whom he a.
The Aberdeen Democrat. (Aberdeen, South Dakota) 1???-1909, 1905-09-08
open
Normal Get
Business
Ready
OPEN

Nat to do with
school and school
this city is again
rhe high school
Emany pupils re-
Dated in the main
schools are al
hat will be done
when the entire
reports for work
stated in these
1.-THE question VIII
lin some way and
les not know what
T. ,ormal
for the
teachers were on
bol work has e
!. G. W. Nash, the
school, is max
lie impression and
& acquainted with
StuQenGs. a A"eS
is looked for
work is furth-
.cial schools, Aber-
lege and Changers
, fall terms Monday
,od attendance fol
are looking for a
tudents from cut OF
the city later on.
'omises to be entire
far as this city Il
The Aberdeen Democrat. (Aberdeen, South Dakota) 1???-1909, 1905-09-08
Very Low Excursion Rates tt
Philadelphia, Pa,

Via the North Western Line. Excur-
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