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KINGS DYSPEPSIA TABLETS
Negro Baptlsts Mad.

Salisbury, N. c.. Nov. 16.--A meeting
of the negro Baptist Association of North
Carolina adopted resolution denounc-
ing President Roosevelt for discharing
three companies of the Twenty-fifth in
fantry. The resolution strenuously pro-
tests against the arbitrary action of the
President in discharging innocent and
guilty alike and assert that no one for a
moment believes the companies would
have been dishonorably discharged If
composed of white troops and recon-
mended the appointment of committee
to act with similar committees through
out the country to take steps to have the
action of the President reviewed by the
highest tribunal.
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washington After net,rement.

George Washington's life, after he
retired from public service and went
to live on his beautiful estate, Mount
Vernon, was simple and methodicai In
the extreme. Every morning he rose
early, made plain toilet, and, al
though he had body servant, washed
and shaved himself. Before break
fast 1t was his custom to write few
letters with his favorite gold pen and
then visit the stables. He kept his
own accounts very carefully, and his
handwriting was remarkable for neat
ness, accuracy and uniformity Of
stroke. His breakfast usually con-
sisted of Indian cakes and honey and
tea or coffee. After leisurely partak-
ing Of II, he daily mounted his horse
and visited every corner of his prop
erty. His appearance on horseback
was most imposing, as he always wore
a riding frock OF handsome drab col
ored broadcloth, ornamented with
plain gilt buttons and waistcoat Of
fine scarlet cloth trimmed with gold
lace and gilt buttons. His special at.
tendant Bishop, in scarlet livery, al
ways rode behind him.
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An Ancient Masonic Apron.

The Lavonia, Georgia, Standard
Gague prints the following item of
Masonic news which will be of gene
raj interest:
Rev. John F. Yarbrough, of the
Lavonia circuit, who is the son of
Rev. DIR. George w. Yarbrough, now
stationed at Oxford, Ca, attended
the Grand Lodge of Masons at Ma
con last week. Mr.. Yarbrough is
Master of the lodge at Lavonia.
While at Macon he wore Ma.
sonic apron made of linen and orna-
mented with handwork, which was
once the property of his wife's great
grandfather, Major Humphreys of
the Revolutionary war.
Major Humphreys was the father
of Rev. David Humphreys, who for
over fifty years was pastor Of Good
Hope church in Anderson county,
South Carolina.
The apron is one hundred and
forty-five years old and is highly
treasured as a relic worth preserv-
ing on account of it's sacred associa-
tions.
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rndi.e.tan. s-.Ea-...

After starving for twelve hours, give
one and half pints Of raw linseed oil.
Change food, as that given him at pres
ent is proeing indigestible. Have his
teeth attended to by veterinary den.
tist. In feed night and morning mix
tablespoonful Of mixture of equal
parts powdered wood charcoal bicar-
Donate cf coda. ginger and gantian
root.
Hog Cholera.
For cholera In hogs give the follow
ing: Arsenic. one-half pound; cape
aloes. piD-half pound; blue vitrioi. one
quarter POUND; black antiniony, ono
ounce. Grind and mix well before us
ing. Dose for each 100 pounds weight,
one teaspoonful three times day for
three days Then miss one day and re.
peat the dose unit! cured. BE careful
with it-it is poison.--Farm and Ranch.
Anthrax In sheep.
The disease is that commonly called
black leg or anthrax, which is the an
cient name for It, and Is described BY
ancient writer's as the black plague
CThe word anthrax is the Greek word
for black.) 1t Is a deadly disease, for
few ever recover. and these are worth
less afte.ward IL they do. Happily
the disease Is rare and occurs mostly
oy infection in some way from sick
or dead animals. Treatment Is use
less. For safety, the dead animal
should be burned or buried deeply In
some safe place, otherwise the ground
Is infected and VIII spread the dis
ease to other animals. The well sheep
should be carefully disinfected and
should have two drains Of hyposulphite
Of soda given in Cruel morning and
night for a few days as an antidote.--
American Sheep Breeder.
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Beresford's
New Cook
By A. M. DAVIES OGDEN
Copyright, 1905, by A. M. D. osd.n

q Copyright, 1905, by A. M. d. OgdSn &
%@>@>%<@%%%@>>%>@
Il don't care what she is-heathen,
Hottentot or bank robber." cried Mrs.
Beresford desperately. She had fol-
lowed her husband into the hall and
now stood clinglng to his hu..oahoai, Fl,
wistful appeal. "But must have
somebody. Here are the Witherses and
all those others coming to dinner and
no one TO cook thing. I have teia-
phoned tine intelligence Office. and Mrs.
Lewis says she will have girl at the
station for your train, 30 all you will
have to do is speak to her and bring
her along"
Beresford gasped. "what, mef" he
calculated. Speak to strange wo-
man In railway station and ask her II
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object was to change our methods of
agriculture and to teach scientific
farming to our young men.
"My speech caused much COM
ment, and the newspapers which
were supporting the status quo, the
politicians and aristooraoy, attacked
rue with bitterness and ridioule. It
was said that was incapable of
writing the speech which had read,
and that my brother, who was in
Congress, had writthn it for me.
Assailed, defended myself by pre-
pairing number of cards for the
newspapers. I broadened my de-
mands, dropped the annex, and
asked for an independent school.
This agitation drew me into politics.
| sought legislation and, of course,
had to appeal to the Legislature.
Indorsed by large representative
meeting of farmers III 1890, was
nominated for Governor by the
Democratic State Convention, get
ting 270 votes, against 80 for my
competitor. / was reelected Cover
nor in 1892. Called everything but
a fool, fought back and got repu-
tation for violence. I was misrepre-
sented and lied about 80 much that
/ grew vindictive in turn, and the
battle went on in fury, with no pris-
oners and political death to every
man caught. The Clemson Agricul-
tural and mechanical College,
for boys, and the Winthrop Normal
and Industrial College for girls were
established as the elimination of the
agitation which / began"
WHITES WILL RULE.
eff man can't read, or if ne can't
understand some part of the consti-
tuition, or if he doesn't pay, taxes on
$500 worth of property, he is not
voter in my State. There are $780,
600 more negroes in South Carolina
than whites. We were determined
that the whites should rule the State.
The provision in the constitution of
which you speak. was written and
adopted to disfranohise the negroes,
and for no other purpose. / once
told Senator Hoar that inf 1875 we
shot negroes and stuffed ballot boxes.
My statement shocked him, but it
was true. was the captain of
company of rangers at that time, and
was in several race riots. / never
killed negro myself. l shot at one,
but missed him. Instead of shoot
ing and stuffing the ballot boxes, we
now take the orderly way of con-
stitutional provision. But the ques-
tion is only suspended Ishudder to
think what my children or grand
children may have to face. More
negroes are born every year, and
more are learning to read and write.
In time, our constitution will not be
effective, but you may be sure South
Carolina will always be ruled by the
whites, no matter what occurs."--
Philadelphia Record.
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~,
BEBRsFORD2" HE DEMANDRD.
she's my cook! I'll be jiggered II 1
w1llr' Then at the sight Of his wife's
Quivering lip he pulled himself up.
''Al right, puss." he said hastily. "rll
get her here some way. Don't you wor-
ry your precious little head. Goodby.
dearest"
And Mrs. Beresford, comforted, re-
turned to her cold coffee.
All day long the prospect hung like q
nightmare over Beresford. Suppose he
spoke to the wrong woman; suppose
she considered herself insulted and
called for the police. There was no
counting on what woman might do
When, having but a scant two minutes
to spare before train time, he dashed
into the waiting room 1t was with q
fervent anathema against cooks in gen.
eral and this one In particular that he
pounced upon the nearest woman.
"Are you the new cook for Mrs.
Beresford7" he demanded breathlessly.
The woman. startled by his impetuous
onslaught, surveyed him with nom
committal glance.
"And II I amr' she ventured eau
tiously.
1--WE must hurry. Have you your
ticket7 No? I'll get it. Your trunk Z
Oh, that must wait until tomorrow
Come along" He found time In his
rush to note and inwardly approve the
neat black dress. the gentle, almost
sad, face Of the woman beside him
Another woman. big and crowned with
n hnna nnnfncffnn ~ nd 10
stood by the door and Beresford men
tally congratulated himself on not hav-
ing to travel with that
At home Mrs. Beresford regarded the
new girl with equal approval. The
question Of hours. wages. days out,
ETC., was quickly settled. Then Mrs.
Beresford asked for references. The
woman looked troubled.
'They arc aii III my trunk" she ex-
planned. "Mr. Beresford is to bring IL
out tomorrow. There was no time to-
day"
"Oh, very we.l," said Mrs. Beresford.
out good recommendations Mrs. Lewis
would not have sent her.
Dinner was delicious. The soup
was dream, the roast done to turn,
the game seasoned to perfection. When
the smooth black coffee came as a At
ting finish to dainty repast Mrs
Beresford breathed long sigh Of re-
lief. This woman was certainly a
treasure, she mused complacently.
And Mrs. Withers suppressed little
envious sigh. For, like most country
n1OpoG JTfllsfIn hf1f n Nil
for countless legions of girls.
"If she only keeps up like this
shall regard Maggie's departure in tho
light of n disguised blessing" confded
Mrs. Beresford to her husband later in
the privacy of their own apartment.
"I hope she is not going to be I'LL
Norah just told me that when she was
arranging my room tonight the cook
came In, saying she felt bad Norah
fixed her up with hot water bags and
things and thought she would be all
right In the morning. Heigho, am
tired! Anyway, 1 think the Witherses
enjoyed themselves Now if she will
only stay"
But Mrs. Beresford's hope was des-
tined to be of short duration. When
Norah came in next morning to light
her mistress fire she brought tale Of
woe.
"The cook has gone, ma'am. She felt
very bad in the night Oh, yes; she
did that. SO she walked to the station
and took the first train"
"Gone" exclaimed Mrs. BeFvsford
"Gone! why, Norah"-- Then, struck
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Ginners' Report Issued.

The ginners' report of the cotton
crop as Issued Thursday, November
22d, shows that 1881, 900 bales have
been ginned as compared with 7,5O1,-
18O bales for the same date last year.
Futures advanced about 80 points
from the opening on the 22d instant
and New York spots were up 10
points. The local market was
10 9-16 cents for good middling.
Receipts were fair.
q N. - T % R "a.
s, sss,..A. 7I1A' Kind You Have Away: Bought
As's'''' q GlsMAIzM
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This is Worth Remembering.

AS no one is immune, every person
should remember that Foley's Kidney
Cure will cure any case of kidney or
bladder trouble that is not beyond tho
reach of medicine. j. w. Bell.
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Pinesalve oleanses wounds, is highly
antiseptic, unequaled for cracked hands.
Good for cuts. Sold by Walhalla Drug Co.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1906-10-12
Notice Of sale Of Real Estate

An nisier having been made by the county
court Of fnnkton county. South Dakota, ON
the ssth day of september. A. u. ited. author
king William II. Wilcox. AZ administrator Of
the estate u frank L. MilcoS. deceased. 10
sell ailaf the real esiat. belonging 10 the
estate of said deseas.d, and particularly de-
srrihet In the petition for said order; Notice
h hereby given that l. the undersigned shall
on or after the .Ai day of November A. n.
iaa. sell nj private safe Tor casl, the following
real estate, to-wit.
The northwest quarter tnwa of section
thirteen ti31. township ahe hundred ti0Il.
range scvenay t.o1, Charl,s Mix county. south
Bakota.
Bids In writing for the said premises will he
recelsed by the undersigned AZ the oifi,se Of
isice 4 tieiaasn al kiandieau. ~onth pakota.
Dated this ia day III uci.sl,cr. A u. is1.
MILAN n. WILCOX
Adminisir atrator OF the estate vf Frank L.
Alirox. deceased.
II, kiCE = RENsoS.
las attorney
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1906-10-12
Notice of Probate.
By RHE = RsSsoS.
i,is attorney

state of south Dakota. cnunty of Charles Mix
~ In county cuuSt. tlci. t.tm LTD.
In the matter Ut thr estate at
jesse Provost. uecesss ID
The state ~ soats, Dakota ss.nds greeting TO
William prus,st. anu ali
this heirs ~ az and next ~ Kin Of
JESSE FNseust. decreased.
ana 10 all wttstm tttess presents may come.
Notice IL hefehy lgIyen that
htliism fross II
has Hsed Ia this court verified petition
stating. among other thinEs. that said de,seas-
Ell pei%oh tett an STATE consisting ~ real
hna personal property. anu an tnit.ritsA
inteIs.ti IA real Nss,i personal prs,isrty. and an
issilau allotment ut ysa prspvrty. A4.sier the
pFoslsi.,nsui the statutes nt the United states
anu sisstiig aud showing farth..r ti.at ali ~
ssta real property l. MMills exempt from at
tafhsneal "a ottter niesne prssasss. ana NOT
iiabis for the payment ni tie debts az s.l,i
tteseassdI and pray tux ter the ncariug OF evtd-
sh,e ~ support ot saiu pet.thpn fad Tor na,s.
itss oi Tact and fot nnal aeeseea f distrtlsltlst
~ the estate OF said sieseasss sas.,stg has I,trs
~ law aud that tuesday the sti. tisay ol tbrt I.
ttsa, a. ten as.tsk IN III saia day. hvina u
dsy nj sls'cial term of tht> court. ts,- Wit Al
the sours rom in thu ts.at ot tsecitlss ss,tnty
~ Charles AsN. has t1vn sci Tor h.a ring Satsl
ps'ttttoi, 2htn anu witeFe aay pers.Al t,tt,-
.s..u may APPEAR ard stsw cause Why sau
pal ttsaH shoslsa nat In grated.
HNted NJ uesitits = h. this ID day ~ uet.
iss 4 Il tts,f,f,s
iudge II The county euurt
l.. III, Cable. ATTORNEY rr Petitioner.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1906-10-12
Notice Of sDeciai Election.

be Il known tiat IN Thu va day III October
I'M. the hoard III county commissioner d
/ Charles Mix county. IN regular session. mad.
thr following order:
4 De Il resolved by The board Of county ron,
msss..,nsIs nf The. caunts Of Gharus M.A
thai m titFfIuf ~ tile VOTERS OF tie fsstiut,
fpf Charles MIX In called 1T The sans. tIns
/ atia place ~ the general eleet,or, II, and I'M
said ss,nlaty. Iss-wt. Dn the 9TH day % M,
w mnsr 49,. Y vuh up,n tse question u
/ that ~ said tisse and place the fultowiuu
question shall IN subfhleted W the people II
eald euunty;
shall tise board Of county commissioner,
~ 4 hAriss MIA county purchase snsl ssl,sst, /,
psi farm f0v sssiu tstsnH1yf"
Anu snail saia ssgaru l6sy tax ~ I miIls
hitaf ihr - tsseu salnatien OF the pfopurty
fMrnf
ls,.,se voting In favor ~ said proposition
VIII vos. Yes. anu those victims against said
proposition will sutH no.
ihe auditor IL beftt,S instructed Il, ptepar,
thr ~ ri sSasy taiavis TOR saaa eitsinatl ANA
~ fufulsn the judges spposntsd for said
HIeettun with the necessary supplies.
Nor. thcfesoFe. 10 compliance with the
Ahssve uftitf aiid ftsssutss. Il,ere Ia in.r,l,v
sAiisd special essetlun ~ i..siis4ted in the
hsDxe order 10 In held NJ the usual voting
piAsts la iise differ NJ vusiHg preclacts OF
GhArses MIA souaty. on November san. next
~, IL Va lsseI%a fr,ta q isi Alitsi d. IN. anu
tsse charge - said special electloa
tarfoai- Il 4 siy, nj. Hesktaan. l. [. Bier
tAs.alia Lowell Fish X . Hammer, Henry
no,sau Creek Il Al.ssnaer X Klein.
harrington ! Hanson. Harm a,eriek.
!. Iorl~~ a 4 isos cs Jerry saaatry, rhilnp
Harry
George htmtsngl.
laks o.esg~ y L Isoysea, ! 4 Mart j VI
Reenler
tssess. Ward I'd Hsaaric1s. chas Roe,
las Livingston
oeaaes, Wasd : .ies Lindsay. W " sparks.
W " hAhey
tsndssee. Mard SIT 4. Itayts. Il Tucker "A
Mssfx
~, ard I. ellk.r>oa. y q Ballard. doe
tssuiAtser
! lisma,,oa Msr.ea Davis, ] s.sse. G :
Nisvts n
sas.soa lisnry smith, ! Askna VI 81
eEslne
Aynnedy ole A,~. John v.rssnL L A.
l..i.sseise- " A trathsr. " 4 Hs~s.a. ! 4
Lissa
Il. renee " a stuart. Aie~rt spra1sr. j
Aa-... = N saack Juha l.rah-rs. u "
M~siuF
f.asa Center Louis Ens.iaora. Nil. k.aas
/, A. f.a..s a asy Y sAaa.rsu,rs, Carl FER
kislss y IA iaartm
hutpeF~, GhAs Nelson
7. sslss4i. sus hosrlse. " sim,scns " q /
HAIR
bees dos Maiean,l.a. I,ig TolsAeco. yUbr
Naith kssusr ar Lame Ifwe N Il Grs#keF, q |
t8ssNsF. " steam
:. ssesh Rouse -Ioha Mcbride. ] Balcoek.
u i&aag asrkeF
!. slsnA. Aoha tssea, harm neNali. Jas
lalHa
ai.. swan iue Kills. Guy aeane.s. knats
1 AissIA III
" Asaes Adam Grimes, WIN rsase. liaars
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1906-10-12
Lo-ns made on farms low rate. OPP
tionai pay meats money on hand, no
delay. first tate Bank
Notice Oh l.lo,,,.e.

Notice ui I'ioutve.
state ~ South uakota. ronnty uf Charles Mis-
In county cuart Ia ttte matter ~ the e.
tate uI
tiohfi ar Nest, decreased
The stat ~ Suat4t ttab,i .ls sreetlng a.
the heirs at iaw and next OF kin OF
spso .Nsst q ass.
and y IL, wh, IN thr 5tsenl< may come
\ntlse L. h,'reby~ gwen that
n ~ hsu .u IN ,1sart q verified tsstltlDf.
SATIN. among sthef tniaSs that satd dcceas-
81 person su al estate consisting ~
an Indian sliotntenl oI r.n
ptuperty anaer the prov sstpns Of lise statutes
OF tl.e lnttesi STATES. aud stating aud Show irg
fartt,es that all of sapf rial property and
said interest IN aid real property i whaliy
exempt from alta naYsu nj or atlter ns'sne pro
cess and not tatsie TOR the payment ~ the
sieists ~ SAID ttesesS s.d; and prayfug for the
i,ea rang u es psense IN sappart az saia z :
ttonaad fur nndlngs OF sasi aifd for Haal d.
cree ~ otsgrihatton IT the state of said d.
ceased aasenx bis heirs at law aud that
Tues tas the 10Th day uf 0ctots lsse az t.n
ociock u. ma of said ass, hing q day of q
e ss.tea IA s.tliIs court, to- wit ia co
tledats. county OF Charles a. south Dakota
has zen sst f,,r bearing said pc Ittoa. when
altu y here amy psrS.sa isstrrsss.ssi may appear
= al . auw cause shy the SAID psittssn slsould
.Aa 3 grantsst
Dated Al ,seddes> !, D., this md lay Of Oct.
A. q saa A. tterst.
sFsH l-i4 IuIse ~ the e saaty ssiarts
|. u sadie. Attornes Tor esusl in.r.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1906-10-12
No,iss, Of l.ronafe

state Of South iNkctm county III Cha rtes lin
IL tthsts 1S@lts stsFt,ief terra aM
i.l TIE s,aatier oi tise estate of
Harry A Rou>4, dess assssi
The stat vi Statis IakotA scrubs & Getting d,
the hetss al Law AMI awxt IL kta ~
Harry A ksAsss. Il ceased.
ami 10 all ~ whom thesse pfesenis may come
Sotice IL tieFe,,s gavsn that
George Raasa
has hlsd In this cs.arl a serlhed petition
stating. snaeHg other thlngs that said siessa~.
esi pstsan iett an estate consisting ~ res.4
pre@rty aHd an Inherited interest la real
ssfupsfty and an ln.itan aitatmsut Of reas
or slefty under tile provisions oi The statas
VI the Tailed Ntate>. asa ~ atitg aud slss,w iie
further tlsat all uf said rival property. il whos-
~ exempt ffum attachment or uaiser mss~aps
prwss~~ ear nat tisbae koF tl.s gay meut IL taIt
debts II Seid dssSaSsd; aud prAs lag fur tls
bearing ef esideace IN SAp9vcrt % said petit
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1906-10-12
ORGANIZATION CERTIFICATE

0f Ne FArmerx nsAse Hank IL Wagner.
4 apw alt sseH Nv tbeee pfusentss
s3 NJ sss s iii. NV a ai "s enrsslysx ~,
d ~ sasinsss IL hsnkias under Iii, ~ n
WI ssss ssslss q M nsss us
cete ~ tAes purs.sss; AMI have duty fnrward..
sd 4 eopx q .aels srsieie. \, -. sesrstArs q
assr sar sssds MAKE III MI als liz ies ssss;
AsSsr cFrt'asAsF q rs,if ssH
Tss .sme u sAid corp ration b Fsrmers
s'.'s ''.a1 = ~.s se,oxp
The piArr where tle inislne~. IL stl~uunt
snd qetnetl AFe - henAfritsi IN y wagner
Ths amount IL capital stack. aud tl.
kinossut into which Ia shArus Hru To IN dtvid-
N sass . sesss ~ II s e.s a n s.sr L
FOURTH
i. rs ss ss ss M s. .a ss. I, . q
w s saa was men NJ s q b is' sssr.
= sisatine rre~sier Memne. soath isAk. ~.
rss'ins HrlL Wagner soa.h Dakota. ID
satsksS,
The p~rlesi i whieh siss corporation shall,
teenik. 4. d. 49, Msd shall tefmlnase sep
&G4H&4f HftEEWtH N. " IHzH.
In WstKrxs whereof. se have herrnHss Set
our hands and SEALS @mch for himself this
@eth day VI August. A. " fpsas
1T & He'll t<eAis
Yairntine pFp~sler tSeAlf
raufina He'll tNeail
CknxsYicAsx0 ~ c0nrOaArk kxasrKNrK
Stats ~ south l3ako&ss lhpastment Of state
s wh.ssi III; Wv, ss,sss.s rs ~.
are ! rory IN tl,sir asljclss ssf a.. ion and
~ osxaqlsastssa cersihca.e, ~ pnsvsssed ~
shspter -. s~~xIun laws ~ ieAA entitled. An
~ ID prusi6e . uniIssyn. 1ysssm fssf The or
ssniraktoa nnd control " banks, and dsAniHg
she Duties nud powers III the puhalc exAmln-
RI 2ptSsuvnd Nareh q IRA settsnx fsstti. all
the facts reQntred ~ ~ statsd iIi said ssa.-
ttuu. and have In all re~pctc s~nsapiied with
tite requirements ~ tnN xuseretstg the ufgass
t<nt5pH m efale Tanks. - contained la the
aei her&ln1Mf0se refefrssa ~.
N0W tkefefurw 4 y. ~ Mtpf. seefetAfy II
state ~ TIN SAT- ~ south pakuts. IN Virtue
and hf antAoRltt IL taN. IL bereisy e~gtafy
thai enId partl<&, &hriF associates and >ssss-
rFHNl1f4. hnxe He4ume 4 tmhlY pnlitlr and car
ls0fake. an<aef the tUrppEAft name of
EArmee1 H1&t< Bank ~ Wagner
and ~ thai Mnm0 alx authorized 10 casn-
sneas~ 4l>e tylstu&<A NJ banking. ~ nsioi,t and
uSe 3 4TtpukHt< <eal " sue and ~ xussl, par-
tHNHf. 1ofd nHd cssuxef real Rnsf psf>fsasai
1>11515&x&3. ~ pFpxided ~ kaid 2st. tss have
kzzssx<etlz0 fpx ReF>od ~ twxnts years tua
Uo1k< cugstfn<t4. Ard - hare ans fsat,y nil !
80 tletss I'D rtisliegv> sFaassa " STATE
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1906-10-12
Notice of Probate.

state OF soath Dakota, county Of Charles
Mix. ~. H. county court October term
In the matter of The eStateof
bora tim ha pa "a, deceased
The state of South Uakota sends greeting to
the h.irs AT law and next OF kin OF
Dora TN ahaptpi
tteceased. aud To all 10 whom these presents
may come.
Notice Is hereby given that
Tatekoy akewin
has hlest in THIS csurt verified petition
), atiag. among ether things, that said de-
ceased per>, N left an estate consisting af real
ana personal property. aud AN inherited in
ter,ss IN real and personal property. aud an
Indian aiit of real property. under the
prStsions cf the statutes ~ the United
- at.s. and 81 ting an showing further that
All OF said real ana personal nrtperty ami
sain tntsrcst IN said real or personal property
IL wholly exempt from attachment or other
mesae tirrcss and not liah. q for the ia yment
Of he dents 81 said decreased: and praying
tr tile bearing of cstsi,nyp al support of said
uetitton and Efr findings OF fat aud for tiDat
decree OF distribution of the estate OF said
sitceased among hts heirs at Law. and that
TUESDAY. the Ati, tiay ~ Octthcr. ttss. at 10
O'clock \. IA. of SAID day, tssing day Of a
special term oi this court. to wit: the Oci
term. ipua. At tss court rtom la the town
ol oeaties. county of Charles Mix, south
tittun, when and where any person intcr.st.u
may appear and show cause, II any. why the
sstu y, titiun should ia.t te granted.
bates a. Gettd.s. = a.. this I'd day of Oct.
A. ~, f@hk ~ A. Fesrste.
lt-.--s Judge OF the to Court.
l.. a. Uat,le. Airy.