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oughly understands proper care az fine
horses. harness. carriages. careful driver.
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AT REDUCED PRICES-Soo seeond hand
wood and iron working machines; fully
suarantaed; machinery bought and ex-
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RIooMINeDAIE REFORMED cIURcH: BrosaTay 2, Va,
aPS Pa9fs Notion of charSh Msm6eTshD p m he
Best way 70 Overcome Evn"
.isIas. RE9cK SHa GHqFGH ass5H..
ministers:
Rev TEELIAM Rs1 sHEFhER6 F RI6TAERssP KNasP D. D.
On Sunday ltV January ar s. s-'i5 Dr. RIchARDs will
Mr. RS%PP lSaiP a At Z cRora e al Evening E0s Service SER
when all seats are free
-, SUNDAY school at 1.ass 9i5 a IN m p,o,
cMHR1Es MfRs Iasf p cT@ss FAaSaNT at o3S a m
wednesday evening meeting at 8
vesper Service Friday at D. m
BRoADwAY rAaERNAcLLdE:;,
Mendessohn Han, ll9 West 4Ot3,st
Rey & ivTa7F 5EgEFR9oN b D A.secala P Pa'ier Pastor
paydr TSs mestnr WI wsdnssday RssaSs Evening
gAtyAFy Fys SHqEGg FsEks 4F a APP B RET6 fIsGSd
Organ aseRi Me1f and 4:io L'"ny' p ny tsy Il C. Baker,
Evensong. p m
CALVARY BAPTIST CHURCH. W, 57th-st--Dr. MAC
ARTHUR morning and evening" evening subject Ihe
CALVARY METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH
Rev Dr. iSsP SakRIEs sHrIf: anu IL GooDELG% Pastor.
1o:45 A. M. The Suicide vi Of SIN M, No, Care"
THE HE Il NEW EV1NGEfdsN sysTy night lex
cept Saturday, by Dr. GoODELI~
CENTRAL PRES % CEiCKTT Vii Ton MERLE
SMITH ID D. Pastor; JOSEPH TAYLOR BRITAIN As
sstant Dr SMITH breaches morning and evehhs ~ d.
hath school, o. m Christian Endeavor. MONDAY
at Devotional meeting. Wednesday evening at o. All
welcome.
CHURCH OF THB ASCENSION,
5th-ave and 1Oh-st
Rev PERCY STICKNEY GRANT. Rector
Morning service and sermon II a m, SHecs9 ScSnbsrt
Musical 'f5Sios Rev, WAITER a' E cfIF-ToN sMI SMITH
Evening service sermon. p. lttector)-
Subject ''Killing No Murder
cr1rrPCTI OF THE HEAVENLY REST.
Fifth Avenue. above 45th street
REV D. PARKER MORGAN. d D.. RECTOR
g m Holy Communion: IL a. Litahy, fioiy
Communion: Preacher. Rector p. m. Evening
PRAYER; Preacher, Rev. JOHN WILLIAMS
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UNIvERsETx PLACE PREsBYTmaIAS g cHpRca H a
and M, M The Rast9E Rev GEORGE sees at
o'clock p Ok will preach Wednesday evening service
UNION METHoDIsT ErIscoPAt5 5IJs. al s5h CHURCH
RICHARD DE E. BELL 4 Pastor.
WEST END PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH, Am. Amsterdam q n
ave and 1O0th-st. Rev HENRY d. srhbblN'' ~ N''
Acting Pastor. breaches at IL and g.
5th w and 9Th a4ssThe 1AT ReS S ANTaoST II EVANS
D. D.. Pastor. breaches at IL a. m. and p m
ADAMS CHAPEL UNION THEOLOGICAL SEMI, EII3
NAt' ' ~ IT, arr % i tS Course on TIEs UNITY
OF THE FAITH An ATTEMPT TO Emph%zg some b R
GRMD gTeA s1paes SPsoN Fl 81 ths On
EARTH" All are welcome.
Rev S DeI.ANCEY TOWNSEND. d; D.. Rector
mon. IL a, m; choral evensong p m Strangers vel
ALL SOULS GHgFcH sna ss1Iss
Rector will preach at both services
ALL sGgL NITEARE4N AGH ass1 a3avS i 2Gss 04sas6
Services II a m All cordially invited
AT FIFTH AVENUE BAPTIST CHURCH.
6S West 46th-st,
Rev. r P. JOHNSTON D. D.. Pastor.
Public worship. with preaching by the Pastor
Bible 1t u scHooh. G. % and s:45 P Rl % M.
Young women's led by Dr. w. S. BAINBRIDGE
Young Mems Class led by Mr.. J. d ROCKEFELLER. Jr.
At LENOX AVENUE UNITARIAN CHURCH. corner
121st-st.-Rev. MERLE ST C. WRIGHT, Pastor will
preach H. subject. he Inner Logic Of Protestant
ISM
AT TWEN'rY-FIFTH ANNIVERSARY SERVICES.
Chrst's Mission Work (Reformed Catholic. 142 West
21st-st JAMES A. O'CONNOR, Pastor Afternoon, $780,
Rev. ALFRED z. MYERS breaches
BAPTIST CHURCH OF THE EPIPHANY,
Madison-ave.. 64th-st.
HENRY NJ. SANDERS. d. D.,
will preach Sunday at IL a.. and p
Weekly prayer meeting Wednesday evening
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UNIVERSITY PLACE PRESBYTERIAN CHUHCh
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and D. m The Pastor, Rev. GEORGE ALEAANpEfS
d. D.. will preach Wednesday evening service at
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ALEXANDRA HALL. 1872 West 72d-st.-
Attractive residence for young ladies
studying music, art; recommended by clergy
and prominent familiesi $S-S14 weekly.
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HALLBOT.-By coI0r-d boy. Is PERCY
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Savings Institution is missing. Any per
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upon to present the same within ten day 8
or submit to having said passbook cancelled
and a new one issued
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HOCSEWO WORKER.-Japanese young nan
as only houseworker IN small family. on
wages. To. Il CCncord-st-. Brooklyn
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NORTHERN PRESS SYNDICATE. Lock-
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CAPABLE MEN WANTED TO FILL
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300 Broadway, New-York.
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HOTEL MORTON,

Virginia Ave. rear Beach. Atlantic City. y. ]. open
all the year. Fine Table. Suites. with private BAL.
Handsomely reurnished Perfect sanitary arrangements
Elevator TO all hoors Special rates for Winter Capacity
$50.
MRS. N. r. HAINES, Owner and Proprietor.
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BIOOMINGDAIE REFORMED CHURCH. Broadway
6Sth-st.. WILLIAM c. STTNSON Minister-ll a. m.
''Paul's Notion Church Membership; p. the
Best Way Overcome EVIL
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CHURCH OF THE HEAVENLY REST
Fifth Avenue. above 45th Street
REV D. PARKER MORGAN. d D., RECTOR
s a m Holy Communion; IL a. m, Lltahy,, tloiy
PREACHER p Evening
orayer: Preacher Rev. JOHN WILLIAMS
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UNION METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH,
4Sth-st.. between Broadway and Sth-aVe.
Services at 1O;45 a M. and y. m
RICHARD L. BELL. Pastor.
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SHIPPING CLERK and PACKER, j.;
best reference; clOaks and suits pre-
ferred l. JACKSON, 500 East 5th-st.
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HOCSEWORK-By young man. 20, Amer
lean family. experienced IN kitchen work
DICK KOLBIAN. 256 West 1Sth-st
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WEST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH 42d-st. betwet
9th and 9th aves.-The Rev. ANTHONY III. EVAN
D. D.. Pastor breaches at IL a. m. and D. m
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/ COACHMAN.-Single height. feet 5
inches; thoroughly understands his buSi-
ness; best OF city references, j. SEIsRETr.
eSt 6th-ave
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LOST. T.-Bankbook No ia, ,326 Bank for
Savings. $50 4th-ave., New York. Pay
men, stool ed. Please return book to bank
LOST. or EN.-Bankbook No. ~, ,6S3
OF the German Savings Bank in the City
of New York corner 4th-aVe and 14th-st.,
issued to Frank Scha fer. All persons are
cautioned against negotiating the same. II
not returned to the bank on the 2Sth day of
January 1905. a duplicate will be issued.
The bee., 1905-12-14
CURE PERMANENT

Mrs. Burgess writes Feb. 28, 1903:
"My baby, who had Eczema very
babylon her head, as told you before,
after using the Cuticura Remedies was
cured. She is now six years old, aud
has thick hair and a clean scalp.n
Instant relief and refreshing sleep
for skin-tortured babies and rest for
tired, worried mothers in warm baths
with Cuticura Soap, and gentle anoint-
ings with Cuticura Ointment, purest of
emollierts and greatest of skin cures.
This Is the priest, sweetest, most
speedy, permanent, and economical
treatment for torturing, disfguring,
itching, burning, bleeding, scaly,
crnsted, and pirnply skin and scalp
humours, with loss of hair, of infants
and children, as well as adults, and is
sure to succeed when all other rene
dies and the best physicians fail.
Gold throughout the world Cucura Resolvent zoe In
form q chocolate Coated Pls CSC per vial Of co., oin
Sole Props. or Send for The Great Huniour Cure.
The bee., 1905-12-14
unready in thems tLange.)

The imminent appearance of the
Lord IN His Church is the touch
stone of the Church. In what state
would He find it? No tables of
money-changers; no seats of dove
sellers; no moldy bread or lame
lambs; no tithes withheld; no pee
wish questioning? We are better,
no doubt, than the Church in the
age of Malachi and of Herod. But
better in the ratio of our added
light and privilege? That is the
question.
Malachi, signifying messenger, is
probably not proper name, but an
idealized cognomen, which t h Q
writer may have appropriated to
himself, or which may have been
applied to him later.
The local and immediate applica-
tion OF this prophecy was undoubt-
eddy to Nehemiah, who at this time
was absent, but returned quickly
anu uttuOttOOh PtdCtiCdt in0houItS
for reform of Church and State.
This fact in no way discounts the
larger application.
In Malachi prophecy culminative.
In sense all prophets were in one,
the last.
The sous of Levi, referred to in the
third verse, stand for the whole &C.
clesiastical system 1.-The whole order
of the priesthood.
The Book of Malachi is not sur
passed In literature for irony and in
vective. The hypocritical, quib-
bling, self justifying set is fairly
trapped in their own words.
The irony and invective is not an
end in itself like the satires Of Juve-
nal 1t does not seek mere discom-
future. 1t aims at reformation.
The consistency of God is the hope
of man. Il change mott Constant
in mercy as well as constant.in JUS
tice
The bee., 1905-12-14
The International Sunday School
Lesson.
Fourth Quarter. Lesson XII. Matt.
iii, l-12. December. 1905.
PRKPARArIoE ron THE MESSIAH
Copyright, Davis W. c~k-

rertnllian calls Malachi It h e
transitien-link between the two
dispensations--the skirt and bund-
airy of Christianity. The Jews
call him the seal (because last of
tile prophets. For this reason, II
for no other, the book would have
peculiar attractions. But It has
high intrinsic merits aside frsm the
mere accident of its position. De-
litzsch afiirms the language to be
vigorous. pure, and beautiful; and
Kohler. the reasoning to be concise
and cogent Jesus was familiar
with Malachi, and Interpreted his
last words to be the annunciation of
His own Neutrality-suspicious. the Bap-
fist. AS one afiirms, "The book
makes an unspeakably solemn close
for the Old Testament
The age of Malachi was exceed
ingly degenerate. 1t had been bet
ter If the temple had been closed
entirely than that such hollow
mockery OF worship should be kept
up. The tithes of the people we're
scant in measure and despicable in
quality -moldy bread and lame
lambs! If they had made such an
sffering to their civil governor he
would have spurned 1T, aud then
they add injury to insult by at
tempting to defend themselves, and
peevishly asking wherein they have
despised, or wearled, or pollsted, or
robbed God.
NO wonder that In the perspective
OF Malachi's vision the two Advents
sstand together, seem in fact, to be
1pne-the advent ia mercy aud the
ladTe,sT in Judgment. AS Lange
says Malachi sees the great white
throne IN the background. The last
book Of the Old Testament is per-
feet Mt. Sinai, quaking, flashing,
laundering with the righteous in
dignatlon Of Jehovah against the
people whom He bad lifted to
heaven In privilege, but who were
The bee., 1905-12-14
BABY'S ECZEMA
Top Of Head Covered with
Scales Which Peeled off
Taking Hair with Them.
CURED BY CUTICURA
Now Six Years Old with Thick
nalr and Clean Scalp.
Cure Permanent.

"My baby was six weeks old when
the top of her head became covered
with thick scales, which would peel
and come off, taking the hair with it.
Itwould soon form again and be as bad
as before. My doctor said it was
Eczema, and prescribed an ointment,
which did no good. then tried cuti-
cura Soap and Ointment. washed
her head in warm water and Cuticura
Soap and gently cembed the scales
off. They did not come back and her
hair grew out fine and thick. She is
now year and half old, and has no
trace of Eczema"
MRS. c. w. burgess, Iranistan
Ave, Bridgeport, Conn, Feb. ri, 1898.
The bee., 1905-12-14
CHRISTIAN ENDEAvoR AND
EPwoRTH LEAGUE TOPIC.
/ Tim iii, l4-l6. December IT, 1905.
"what Our Denomination Stands For"

The word Church means an as
sembly, the individual members of
which have been called out, and are
clustered about the one who has
called them. individually by obey
ing the call, they become open con.
fessors OF Him who has called them.
Collectively they are like a chosen,
generation. royal priesthood, u
holy nation, a peculiar people. They
become the pillar and the very
ground on which the pillar rests
which lifts aIoft the essential truth
of religion to the view of men.
The bee., 1905-12-14
FOR HOMESEEKERS.

Cheapest rates yet-less than one
way fare for the round trip to points
in the Southwest. Go via Memphis
or Cairo, and Cotton Belt Route.
Dates of Cheap rates Oct. and IL,
Nov. and 21. Dec. and 10.
Finest time to visit the South
west-see the crops and locate a
home.
Write for maps, literature and
cost oil ticket TO any point.
L. o. scHAEFER, T. P. A. Cincinnati, o.
E.w. LaBAUME, O, P. ct. A., St. Louis, Mo-
COTTON BELT ROUTE.
The bee., 1905-12-14

We make II speciality Of doing job
wnrk. We do good work land get it
out while you wait. If you have
anything in this line, bring it to
THE BEE and have it done right.
The bee., 1905-12-14

One brown COW about years old.
Dehorned. Suitable reward will be
l'ald for her return to III. S. Corey,
Darlington, Ky.
The bee., 1905-12-14

all unworthy Of their exaltation.
Who may abide the day of His COM
ing? He shall be as fierce as the
refiner's fire. He will be as caustIc
as lye or alkaline salt. He Will burn
like an oven, and leave neither root
nor branch.
But here, as everywhere in the
Scriptures, the beatitude is placed
over against the woe. III Gods peo-
pie. even at this late date, In spite of
all their stout. nard, and insulting
speeches against God, will only
bring all the 1.-THE withholding no
part OF IT. into the treasure-house,
the sluices Of blessing will be thrown
wide open, and they will have more
favor than they have capacity to
contain.
Analysis and Key.
i. THE BOOK OF MALACHI.
Enhanced by it's position.
Intrinsic merits.
Style vigorous.
Matter concise.
IL. DEaENERAcY OF MAIAoHI's
AGE.
Sham of worship.
Tithes withheld.
Defense attempted.
III. BOOK or MALACHI: A MT.
SINAI.
Righteous anger OF God.
Fire and soap.
~. A BEATITUDE AGAINST THE
WOE.
---Tithes brought in.
Sluices of heaven opened.
The Teachers Lantern.
There was an invisible kingdom
II God in the midst of the visible
Kingdom. Those who feared God
and spake TO one another were
known only to God. A visible and
historic continuity is not indis-
pensable even under the new dis
pensation.
Every age has its Elijah. Mall
achI was as certainly the Elijah Of
his day as John the Baptist of his.
Any man who. with persistent
earnestness, drives the people to a
chmce between God and Baal, is an
Elijah. The greatness of the Bap-
list arose largely from his position
IN providentlal history. He was the
last prophet to urge Israel to wise
choice.
A beautiful and indispensable
trait of the modern minister Is given
when Malachi says the priests lips
should keep knowledge. iii, -
Keep knowledge, not from the peo-
pie, but for the people. Ministers
must be men Of knowledge, for how
are they able to teach others the
things of God who are themselves
unacqaainted with these things, or
The bee., 1905-12-14
To Cure a Cold in One Day.

Take Laxative Bromo Quinine
Tablets. All druggists reflmd the
money If it fails to cure, E. w.
Groves signature is on EACH box. 2oc
The bee., 1905-12-14
THE ENORMOUS PROFITS
Of the
Jobbers & Retailers Cut Out.

JODDciS * NctdiiSIS Out Out.
From factory to you is our
method of the National Trad
ing Co. They make one dol
lar do the work of two. See
what little money will do on
all goods direct from the fac
tory. The VIM. Rogers sill
verware, the best goods, made
since rS47, they are guaran-
teed rs years.
The beautiful Arundel sterling
silver pattern Tea Spoons, set
of six. ... $50
Soup Spoons ........ .......... 1.32
Table Spoons ................., 1.48
Desert Forks. Observation-Disclosures. 1872
Table Forks. .1............ I.48
Desert Knives, triple plated -. L.4ie
Table Knives, triple plated t:4B
Cold Meat Fork in fancy box .63
Berry Spoon In fancy box. . 81
Butter Knife. -. ~ 5000. N
Sugar Spoon. ~
Gravy or Cream Ladle in fancy
DOX. ................... .66
Three piece child's set, silk lined
DOx -........1.-......,. .S6
Rogers three piece carving set,
9inch Spanish blade, stag ham
die, sterling silver trimmed. 50 Go
A handsome black enameled
clock, gold trimmed, IL inches
high, 10 ia. wide, such as Jew
elers sell for $500, our price .$4.93
A mans watch, Elgin movement
silverene case ............... 1898
Mans watch, Standard move
ment, silverene case $2.49
Ladies' or gentlemen's AK gold
filled hunting case watch, fine
American movement, such as
jewellers sell for $1,000. Our
price. ......,.,.... ......-... $4.93
Ladies' lax, 20 year gold chain.
solid gold slide set with pearls
and opals. ..... :. ...... - $219
Gentleman's heavy AK 25 year
gold chain, hand engraved $l.75
A four piece silver tea set quad
ripple plate, gold lined, hand
engraved, beauty, only ~. 1854
Butter dish to match tea set. 81 so
Syrup cup and tray to match
These prices are for goods deliv-
cred at your home. Compare them
with any house in the country you
will find them less than half, they
charge. We have been doing BUSH
ness 10 years and refer you to any
bank In Rochester. Your money
back If you ask it. Send your orders
to
National Trading Co.
Rochester. N. Y.
The bee., 1905-12-14
PLEASANT FIELDS
OF HOLY WRIT.

Save for my daily range
Among the pleasant helds Of Holy Writ
might despair. Tennyson.
The Aberdeen Democrat. (Aberdeen, South Dakota) 1???-1909, 1905-08-25

Schultz, NV II and SW
l23-65.. COO
D. IL. Cranmer to Louis w. Hill,
lots q, % and "a, block &C. II.
Y l.. addition to Aberdeen. 4oo
Charles G. Fletcher to Emile
schulze, lot 5, block 81, lst ad-
dltion to Aberdeen. Al
Calvin Horner to Emma Burn.
nam, lot ID, block 33, lst addi-
ton to Aberdeen. %
Z. W. Kranhold to j. d. Jones
lot II, block u, Groton o.
Chas. r. Hannah to j. Howard
laylor, lots III and ll9, Lake
Boulevard, Peck's Bird addition
TO Columbia. -
Gabriel W, Abel to GEORGE =
Baldwin, NE t S-l25-65
NJ, G. Dakin to VIM. G. Datin
SW / 32-l27-6l ,,o
Bessie B. Neaye to James + ~
Neaye, lots 10, IL IS and 20
plock +, Peck's2nd addition to
Columbia. ~
The Aberdeen Democrat. (Aberdeen, South Dakota) 1???-1909, 1905-08-25

For the Week Ending Aug. 10Th
as compiled by COe & Howard
Abstract COmnanv

IdCO company
Caroline E. Flower to Louis w.
Hill, lot 20, block SIS, Fl. L.
addition to Aberdeen 4Oc
May F. Stevens to Louis w,
Hill, lot 10, block 6S, H. & L.
addition to Aberdeen aoo
Andrew j. Mckenzie to Arnold
Ringer, N ] 21-l24-6l.... 96m
Edwin A. Conn to George Fes-
sender, SW / SIPS. IS. !
Florence A. Heasty to Werner
+. Arntz, lot 2, block 20. lst
addition to Aberdeen ,...... 15M
Henry Winter to Chicago, Mil
waukee s. st. Paul Railway, a
part of SW / 2o-l23-64...... a5c
Flora M. Nolan to Seth S. Gil
borne, lot 9, block 3, Aberdeen 95oo
Charles G. Church, to Oscar
Paulson, NE4 25-l27.64. /,
The Iowa & Dakota Land Co. ia
Oscar Paulson, Sc / 25-l27-64, 7eoo
rams Bixby to Hub City Iron
works, lots II and Is, block 81
Fl &. L. addition to Aberdeen eoo
Hub City Iron Works to Telford
smith lots II and Is, block6 81
Il. & L. addition to Aberdeen co.
camille Blain to Emma M. Burn
nam, lot 8, block s, Frederick Inn
t-harles Q. Fletcher to Emile
schulze, lot 6, block 21. LIST adj
dltion to Aberdeen. coo
Mary p. Cutter to George FEES. ~
sender, lots / and 2and 81 Nm
6-l28-65.
Jerome R. Ward to Addie Ward
lot |, block II, Frederick, ,oo,
Hannah Ann LeMar to r. NJ wv
Kinkead, S tsw / 25-l2s-e3 $50,
hannah Ann LeMar to r.. M
Shade, N 4SW 25.l26.6a ,eo,
Lewis r. Doersch to Louis B. 10y
wilson lot 10, block So, third
addition to Aberdeen ,.s,
Lars Christensen to r. i. =
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The Aberdeen Democrat. (Aberdeen, South Dakota) 1???-1909, 1905-08-25
30 Colorado and Return SO,
onicago, Union Pacific 3.
North Western l.iuo

from Chicago daily August aoth =
September 4th, account g. A ~
pinent at Denver. CORRESPOND.
'ngly low rates from all points a..
n night to Denver from ,hta..
Two last trains daily. Special no.
sonaiiy conducted G. A, r n..
ieave Chicago September > Throra
"aoiou' change. From Denver n,n,
elous inexpensive personally aula-
"a ! q trips afford opportupitv to n a...
sumo. OF the most wonderful mor .'s'V
scenery in the world. For itina.al
81 special trains, list Of colorsan faf
.els and boarding houses, side NJ
sieeplhg car reservations and finn ps'
formation. address w. R. Ka, u,! IN.
- ADO
Drop US a postal today. sav a.,
you want the DEMOCRAT sent onae
1t will cono sSio 10 you.
The Aberdeen Democrat. (Aberdeen, South Dakota) 1???-1909, 1905-08-25
Rare Chances IN s,

Broken lots creep into a Shoe st..
helped. The shoes are just as D.,
at the price, but are harder to up
not having all the sizes. A -sal.,,,.'
to show them unless he is s,,,a ~,
fit-and they hang on. So, ia S., !.
they must be sold at a trema,a..
You will appreciate this II you s,1,
yourself or some Of the chiId-., i
lots.
Mems kangaroo calf shoe-oa,,..
sold for $3.50.
Choice while they last.
Boys yici kid shoes nearly All !,
II to 2's, were sl.75 and g.
Choice.
Ladies' spring heel shoes-si,s !
were s1.9s and $50.
Now only
Children's box calf and kid shs
to 7i-lace and button. Price Is sps
Now............ ...,....
Infants SOC shoes-2s to 4.-spsa
lot on table. Only..............
The Aberdeen Democrat. (Aberdeen, South Dakota) 1???-1909, 1905-08-25
Ladies Summer l' n1,'

dozen only ladies SUNNI, :
oleaehed. Price Loo. w 'lis' ' 'sts
TN The fine oleached garment. ' y.
Vests and pants that were D.
Extra fine vests and pants tt,, :.
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