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The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1906-08-10

TOR EoOu machine OIL no 20 tne
Feed Mil. 7.as
Best terms on Real Estate ioans ~
the Commercial State Bank, Wagnes.
>. D. VIM. n peass, Cashier,
II begins TO look like there
would be plenty OF candidates
for Office this fall.
The First State Bank writes
Insurance In five substantial
companies.
Frank Strohbehn went to
Menno Saturday for his family,
who had been there fora week
or so.
Hinzman Bros. are now buy
ing cream and will pay you the
highest market price fer the
same. 5-16
Large or small Real Estate Loans,
see or write the Commercial Stats
Bank, Wagner 5. q. Long time and
easy payments. Lowest terms.
e VIM. Pcase. Cashier.
John T. Campbell the Avon
banker was up Tuesday evening.
7 He visited at the home of Chas.
McFarland.
Banker Shaw and Walt Miller
piloted ! party from belmont
over here.t to see the bali games
last Friday.
Strayed, one buckskin mare
pony, white tail, age 4 years.
Liberal reward. John Smith,
Wagner. S. D. 6-3
Mr.. and Mrs. Art. Bossing-
ham Of Geddes we're down to see
the ball game Friday, it didn't
look good to them.
Don't forget that we make the
best terms on farm loans. No
waiting for the money. Com.
mercial State Bank. tt
Don't forget that Hinzman
Bros. are buying cream and
butter and eggs and paying the
best prices for them. 5-l8|
A nice gravelled street would
add to the appearance of the
town in q wonderful manner
and. considering the benefit, is
inexpensive.
It never rains but it p0urs,
has been we'll demonstrated this
week to those who have been
trying to make hay or get their
grain stacked.
Do ynn need cave spouting|
on your house? IT you do. call
on d. Il. Cross. He can fix you
out ia good shape on that kind Of
work.
A car Of sewer pipe arrived
Tuesday and is being laid in the
ditch as rapidly as possible. It
will take another car Of pipe to
complete the job.
Joseph Estes has purchased
the stock Of general merchandise
OF Craig Bros. at Greenwood and
win conduct the business in the
future. II
Phillip Everst and wife return.
edsto their home at the agency
last Saturday evening after hav.
ing spent thirty days visiting
friends and relatives ia the east. |
Mr.. Everest is chief clerk at the |
Agency.
The New Era has been desig-
mated as the official paper for
the publication Of the inherited |
Indian land list for this reserva-
ton. II comes, we understand, |
on account of the fact that Wag-
ner Ii the nearest town 10 the
Agency and the one 70 whom |
buyers naturally turn when
looking for information about
these lands.
The South Dakota Press As
sociation have given up their pro |
posed trip TO Canada aud the |
northwest territories This year |
and will take ! weeks outing at
Lake Okoboji, leaving for that
point on the 22d Of August. The
longer trip could not be taken
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1906-08-10

faNfh AMMtdhy morning On hEM
way % Sioux Falls. - attend =
meeting Of the stats central
committee.
Mrs. Mary Kennedy was q
passenger 10 Omaha and St.
Paul. Wednesday morning, TO
which points she goes 10 buy
goods for the-fall trade.
The ball team was at Avon
Tuesday, and beat the locals
there u to |. They. like Napo-
leon, are beginning to sigh for
more worlds to conquer. /"
Now it Is q rail road from
Sioux City to the north west
part Of that part Of the state Of
South Dakota lying east OF the
river. It will traverse a fine
country besides opening up a
lot Of new country for better de-
velopment.
This is the time of the year
when the editor is getting all
kinds Of requests for free notices
sometimes accompanied by
q ticket to all parts of the
grounds. He must publish them
just to helpout the neighboring
towns whether he expects to be
able to attend or not. Every
body works the printer.
just why Charlie should prom
ise an Indian that he might
run for Office after having made
the statement that as long as he
had the power he "wouldn't give
an Indian anything and to
with the Indians anyhow" is
hard to conceive, unless he pro-
poses TO use him aud then do
the usual stunt-dump him.
Charles Hay, rural route
carrier from Platte, was killed
last Saturday while serving his
route. He had driven his team
up TO q watering trough to let
them drink, removing the brides
and while ia this condition they
became scared. In trying 70
stop them they ran over Mr.. Hay
infiicting internal injuries which
caused his death the next day.
He was at one time sheriff of this
county and had lived here for
twenty-five years.
The ball games were played
here last Saturday, the one in
the forenoon was with Tyndall,
score Is to 3 in favor Of Wagner.
Iii tie afternoon Geddes lined up
for the seventh game this season
with our team, each having pre-,
viously won three games, and il
was expected that this would be
. battle royal for the odd game
but it was complete shut out
for them while the Wagner
boys trotted round the diamond
ten times.
By reading the Yankton
Press Dakotan and the Lester
Vile Ledger one would imagine
that the republican pro,conyen.
tion campaign was still on down
there. although at that time both
were warm supporters of Sena
tor Gamble, 1t all originates
over who shall represent this
10 the Legislature that
winter. Titus e. Price one Of |
the original insurgents is after
the place. while John Holman
Of caucus law fame is the other |
aspirant. The latter is the law
partner OF Senator Gamble and |
has y little tho best OF the argu
ment by having the senator's
support. Both have avowed |
their intention to vote for the
senator ii elected.
After q week OF vexatious work
the experts at the electric light
plant, started the huge engine
last Friday about Q o'clock p. m.
and soon the dynamo was max
ing the fiuid that will hence
forth LIGHT this f.itv The rn.
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We of Mancburia
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HAWAII AND CALIFORNIA.

the visit of the California editors
of either from tht
California if would and any tourist
because Hawaii spite OF himself he becomes
In
is
preference to many other
the should together like the Sese
of
become
of
public general thing its commones
find ttrouble make
motto California located the Sandwich islands, as
he Estee
he
everything pertaned
of
andwh to
will
10 it.
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BOXING CONTESTS.


be gambling the
a icen-
religious and civic bodies But all of sudden
Wilmington,
Civic
fights
of
feeling
o
to
of to
has everything When
So and
sentative manlanders public
exhibitions
the conditions could
bling and RIGHTEOUSNESS alone to strain swallow
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AMERICAS DIAMOND BUYING

Most of the diamonds entering the United States while they originate
European counts-the United Kingdom
world
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LOCAL BREVITIES.

A r. Tinker of the local cable Office
has been ordered to Midway and will
sail on the Restorer tomorrow.
NJ Tachero will explain this morning
why the milk being peddled by him
contains more water to the legal quart
than the law allows.
The price of refined sugar has ad-
vanced from $3.50 to s4.85 per hundred
according to cablegram received by
Lewis & Co.. Monday.
Manuel Manini, charged with having
smitten NJ. Yanane upon the head with
the fiat side of a board, will appear
for trial this morning.
Iokewa Holokai has until this morn
ing to prepare his defense in a charge
of assault and battery, laid against him
by Mrs. Makai Everette.
w. w. S Edmonds, having smashed
his way into the dwelling house OF
George Kalamazoo of Waialua, was ar
rested yesterday on a warrant charg-
ing malicious injury.
Harry c. Mossman, charged with
arson by his mother-in-law, Mrs. Katie
Stillman, came up before Judge Whit
ney yesterday morning. The case was
continued until Friday without any evil
dence being taken.
Witnesses have been summoned to
appear before the grand jury today to
tea what they know of the murder of
Magnus Folktward, which occurred
scme months ago in the Punchbowl
district and for which Antoine Carvalho
is under arrest
At a. m. today the California edi-
tors leave the wharf at the foot of
Fort street in launches for Quaran-
tine Island, where they will be the
guests of DR.. l.. E. Cofer and the staff
of the q. S. Marine Hospital Service.
The editors will be given an oppor-
tunity to observe the manner in which
Uncle Sam safeguards the Coast
against diseases from the Orient
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'ne " the big ships it NAV become
necessary 70 SEM the CITY Pekn
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BARGAINS IN
MEDICINE.

A woman once wrote us
that she was not going to
buy SCOTS Emulsion any
more because it cost too
much. Said she could get
some other emulsion for less
money. Penny wise and
pound foolish. SCOTS Emul-
sion costs more because it is
worth more-costs more to
make. We could make
SCOTS Emulsion cost less by
using less oil. Could take
less care in making it, too.
If we did, however, SCOTS
Emulsion wouldn't be the
standard preparation of cod
liver oil as it is to-day.
SCOTT & BOVINE. 400 Pearl Street, New York
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receive files of the annual reports. city
charter compiled ordinances and all
other documents of a similar nature
published by your city and we would
ask you to send US these regularly as
issued. We now have on hand ready
to send you bound volumes of the
annual reports of this city for 19O3-19G4.
The volume for 1904-1905 is in the hands
of the printer and will be ready
shortly We shall be glad to send you
that volume as soon as published, pro-
viding you are willing to enter into an
| arrangement to exchange with US. We
also have on hand bound volumes of
the revised City Charter which has at
| tracted such favorable notice through
out the country, and also several other
municipal documents all of which we
shall be glad to send you as soon as
we hear from you to that effect. pro-
vided we hear from You before the
copies we have on hand are sent out.
Trusting that we shall be favored
with an early reply, L am. very truly
yours, SAMUEL H. RANCk.
LAS there is no municipal form of
government here" said the chair, eve
must regret our inability to send the
desired reports"
Send 'ensthe County Act" suggested !
Lucas.
Good idea," exclaimed Smith.
THANKS.
The next communication was as fol-
lows:
Wahiawa, Hawaii, Sept T. 1906.
Board of Supervisors, County of Oahu,
Honolulu
Gentlemen: We beg to thank you
for your action in offering to install,
connect and number a fire alarm box at
factory in Iwilei if we will secure the
box itself, and we beg to state that
we will Immediately proceed to get a
box, and as soon as we can obtain it
we will advise you, SO that there may
be as little delay as possible in getting ,
the box connected
Thanking you for your interest in this
matter, we remain, yours truly, II
PINEAPPLE CO, LTD. II
BY JAMES d. DOLE.
PARK KEEPERS GRIEVANCE.
have hoodlun.s and others kept out of
the bandstand. He said that boys spat
all over the place and otherwise mis-
used it. When he came down on Sun
day mornings the stand was always
full of people watching the ball games.
Moore said that Keeper Kailimai
rented out seats in the stand on Sun
lay afternoons and asked if the audi
ence in the p. M. did not also spit in
he stand.
Kailimai said that he was present in
he afternoons and saw that everything
vas right.
Lucas moved that notices be posted !
n the park that only those with per- :
mission from the keeper be allowed to
occupy the bandstand.
Lucas motion was passed.
At S:45 p. m. the meeting adjourned q
mill the 9th in /
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Most
reneihon
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Boston
Hampshire politically and has no particular
a o
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Go tOBelIair and See
the Pineapples
Grow.

BELLA1R is situated in KALIIII VALLEY within
nalf miles OF Honouu's business center.
BELLAlR the ideal Summer residences
which will living expenses occupying
home F''"e 49, -
try . r. - r.
bfeLL~AIR IS tree from extreme wind and
BELLAIR laid ACRES alotnens large enough to
grow your own fruits vegetables and poultry support
ana cow without further outlay the price
Two hundred and Fifty Dollars (S25ooc) Sixty
Two Dollars Fifty will carry Won for two
years tor the balance, at six interest.
we shall be pleased show
Phone Main 40 and make appointment
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MT a is to umpire the Cuban No envies him tho l
'esp'e the goody of Uncle Sam side
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-01-01
QUESTION: ana Anwera.

Makes Us shuddori Socialist Sunday
schools arc springing up In tho big
cities And thcro's that everlasting
dcmabd for social justice springiug up
In tho human heart. What shall We DO
with itf
This II Tough; Neither side Of tho
woman suffrage question has subsidized
this paper. How arc We going 20 know
which side 20 takoi
Tho Club In Proaporous; Tho flllhco
club IL prosperous because II bars ita
doors 10 politics and religious discus
aion. Good motto FOR any organization,
religious or political, IL Il nott
People Growing Bettar;. salem peo.
pie arc growing moro enlightened and
arc seeking moro pleasure on Sunday
such as theatres and trolley rides. sa.
lom Il 20 have a park out on tho cleo.
tTie limo somowhero. Arc not We as a
people growing boiteri
Now years Resolutioni Stop dwell.
ling on the past Why not look fear.
leasly into tho futurei
You WIN Be WISE In proportion as
YOU leave large spaces OF tho blanket.
sheet newspapers unread.
BE Wife Today clio that handleth
a matter wisely shall fad good. 49,
Proverbs 1880.
Why You Grow oldi. sarsh Bern.
hardt has lea a severe and strenuous
life, aud Is yoang Al 81.
Why Not Make Them Pay Several
millionaiFes died IN Portland the past
two yeaFa, yet their estates paid tho
state treasurer almost nothing under
the Oregon inheritance tax Law.
II May Recover. Portland will not
be entirely ruined by the Lewis and
Clark fair.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-01-01

Means less nutrition and In eonss
qusnee less vitality. When the liver
fails 90 secrets bile, tho blood becomes
loaded with bilious properties, tho al.
gestion becomes impaired and the bow
els eonstipated. Herbine win rectify
thisi Il gives tono 10 tho stomach, liver
and hdasys, strengthens tho appetite,
clears and improves tho complexion, in
fuses new life and vleoF 20 tho whole
system. SOC a bottle. sold by d. J.
Try.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-01-01
gerry from Kerry

The next attraction at the Grand
Opera House Is Patten s Perry's fun
ny musical farce comedy and vaudeville
show, tomorrow, Tuesday, evening. This
company has been playing with unprec.
edonted success, andis without a doubt
the brightest and most refined amuse.
ment on the road. Among the many
special features with this company ere
Campbell and Fletcher, the comedy ac-
robats; the famous Gibbs children, In
the greatest Juvenile act before tho
publiej Prof. Caillouttc, the king Of tho
wire, and many other high-class spe.
eialties. This company also carry their
own superior uniform band and orches
ira. watsch for the band concert on
the public streets at noon, and again az
7;3O In front Of the theatre. Rcmcm.
Der the date, tomorrow evening.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-01-01
Wll visit Honoiulu.

Miss Blanche Brown, OF this city
headed the list Of Portland Journal con,
;estants In this district, and will b
given a free trip, with all expenses
paid, 10 Honolulu. The held covered
by the Journal was divided into eight
districts, and tho one receiving the
most votes in each district win be sent
to the Islands This district, which
was known a. the sixth, comprised Ma.
Fi5n, Linn and Lane counties. Miss
Madge Battee, Of Eugene, was Miss
Browns closest competitor.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-01-01

DR.. b. +. Wright, the well'known
dentist, presented two Of his custom,
eFs with COLA watches today. The doe
ter numbered his patients, and a com
mittee representing The Capital Jour
nal, the Oregon Statesman and the pa.
tients, decided who should receive
them. The committee concluded that
patients number T5l and eco were the
most worthy and the gifts we're award
ed them.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-01-01
A small Blaze.

In lighting a gas light in the window
Of Mrs. Becky T, swart's notion store,
on Commercial street, Saturday even
ing, a clerk set fTe to a dummy Santa
Olaus and other Christmas decorations,
and for a time a serious hrs was threat
ened. The prompt work Of Messrs,
Savage and Fletcher, who saw the
blaze start, and Of the IRE department
prevented further damage than the
loss Of several dolls and other toys,
and the breaking Of the large plate
glass window.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-01-01
New TimO Gard on tho O. q Z.

Taking effect January !, 1906, tho
now time card Of tho o. & r. viii be
issued, changing the leaving time Of
trains between Albany and Corvallis
as followsi
Leaves Albany FOR Corvallis at a.
ma, isi45 p. m. and 7i95 p. m.
Leaves Corvallis for Albany az $3.50
q. m, 1850 a. m. and 8 p. m.
Sunday trains, leave Albany for Cor.
wallis at 7i35 y. m. Leave Corvallis
Cor Albany az oi90 a. m.
Tho afternoon train leaving Albany
nc eia0 p. m. win bo discontinued.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-01-01
watch Might Service.

BegiDning az 1880 p, m. watch
night service wac held last night al the
M +. church, led By the pastor, Rev,
w II. selleek. About $50 persons re-
mained after the eantata, 10 take part
in this special service, which was very
interesting. The exercises closed with
an altar service, which concluded a few
minutes after midnight.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-01-01
Pleaaant ana hfo.t Hnortlvf

r. J. Chambers, editor vindieator,
Liberty, Texas, writes December 25,
1906
"With pleasure aud unsolicited by
you I bear testimony % the curative
power Of Ballard's Horehound Syrup. I
have used Il and my family can cheer.
fully affirm II IL tho nose effective and
best remedy for coughs and colds
havo ever used" Sold by ID. J. Fry.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-01-01
AuInsvino


Circle No. 2, Women Of woodeaft.
mot In tho afternoon Of December 2sth,
and elected the following officers,
Mrs 8, Lewis @. Nj Miss y Lee,
A. Mrs. ID Wood clerk Mrs. Il.
speer, banker Miss N. Albee, mauae
err Mrs J. Yannuys, managerj Mrs d.
Baker, musician Mrs A. swank, son
try.
Camp No. ISL, woodmen Of the
World, met in the evening in the A. o.
~. w. hall and elected the following
ofieeTS II. L. Wright, O. O. r. Y.
Mcclellan. A. IT, J. A. Smith, banker
A. @ Baker, clerk +. o. Grimes, e.
eorti NJ ReedeF, managerj @. +. Van.
nuys, manageri VIM. Hogan, watch
mani J. s Roberts, sentry.
After the camp had adjourned the
ladies OF the Women Of WOoderaft
with their families and many friends
came in 10 mako a jolly good timo for
all, aud gave the following programs
Music Orchestra.
Recitation LA Gentleman" 4" by
Miss Mable Grimes.
5ong-'' Won't You Coax Me-" By
Misses Wood and Speer.
Reading = "I Haven't Got the
Nerve" BY A. @. Baker.
Musie-Orehestra.
Reeitation-"Kiled on the Lane, "
by Miss Eta Gentry.
sOng-'A Cottage by the MIL" BY
Mrs. r. sturgis.
Musio--Orehestra.
Then soft, sweet voice was heard
calling "got your partners for sup
per. They ate and ate, and stin they
ate, but not forgetting their absent
members that were missing the last aud
best feast Of the year. The balance Of
ths evening was spent ia playing vari.
ous games, excepting the last hour,
which was spent In q social dance
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-01-01
STATE
SOCIAL
NEWS



Tho weeks festivities were ended
by a brilliant reception given by Mrs
Dr. Smith % tho young people. who
were fortunate 90 be honorod IA this
WY by THE popular hostess. The
young people passed ono OF tho go.
lightful evenings" In tho social realm.
Many new novelties wcro intro,uocd,
aside from tho regular routine, In party
lines A genuine good time was had.
AZ III o'clock delicious lunch was
served, Before leaving favorite songs
were sung by this merry party. Tho
only regret was that a separation from
this happy throng would come, a. each
ono would soon 20 20 bis or her place
OF labor and school work. Too coon
tho kind hostess aud her delightful
daughter, Eugenla, were bade good
nighh" With many Kind wishes FOR the
coming year, 1900 Tho Invited guests
were tho Misses Luella Cole, LlErle Cor.
nelius, Halle Thomas Bertha Mckay
Carrie Mckay, LlEEle Mckay, Morl
WitEel, Alice Judd, Carrie welburn,
Alice GueFne, MFa LandSeth, Meaara
Geo. Judd, Dr. Clayton Ransom, John
bloor, Kenneth Cola, Rex May, Russell
Wilson, Jimmy Mckay Frank Baker,
Ernest Meclayey, John welburn aud
Chester oPtter.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-01-01

Vernon +. Kelley and Lydia J. John.
son and Lewis MoFtensea and Ida
MsAhrOn were granted marriage heen-
ses Saturday afternoon.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-01-01
THE COLD DAYS

Are very trying on one whose system
is all run down, bowels eonstipated aud
blood impure. No wonder you take
cold 50 easily. Build up and fortify
the system by taking
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-01-01

Bids FOR the residence Of MTs O. II.
Hinges, corner OF Chemsksts Gnd
Summer stEests, win be elOssd on sat
uFdAy, January 0, 1905, at p. u.
l2-s0-5t CHAs. II. HINGES.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-01-01

You win not fnd beauty in rouge pot
complexion whitswash. True beauty
comes 10 them only that take Hollis
ter's Rocky Mountain Tea. Ib's 3 won
derful tonic and beautiher. S5 cents,
Tea or TabletA DR.. Stones drug store.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-01-01
HOSTETTER'S
STOMACH BITTERS

YOun find It splendid for preventing
Ohills. Colds aud Pneumonia, also FOR
curing Indigestion. Dyspepsia. COstive.
noaa. BlOattng and Malaria. Try Il
today, also get q free copy Of our 1909
Almanac from your drugisgt.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-01-01
want a. rree of chArre.

In order 70 give its many friends an.
other chance 90 test its want ad col
umns, The Capital Journal will publish
any want advertisement free Of charge
In its issue Of Thursday Of this week,
n handed In at ils business ONCE be'
tween s a. m. aud noon Of that day,
Tho journals classified columns bring
quick returns, and this FREQ day viii
enable you TO advertise FOR what you
want without cost. For moro than this
one day tho rate Il e5 cents for three
days or 80 cents Tor ono week Tor any
advertisement not over 25 words.