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Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1906-01-06

try Of his birth. Denmark. rndcr the
dominion OF which Norway remained
FOR four hundred years. Six other
Haskons have ruled Norway In years
past when the Norsemen were free.
The first thing King Haakon viii De
expected TO DO is 20 develop Nor
wecian shipping and maritime trade.
The finder that started the quarrel be
tween Norway and Sweden was de-
mand for n separate consular service.
Now she will have her own consuls.
Free TO act independently OF SWe-
den. Norway viii now have chance
10 stride forward. making, II is be
iievcd far greater progress than het
ncighbOr. The people OF the United
States can testify 70 the admirable at
tributes OF such Norwegians as come
TO our shores and make their homes
with US: they are industrious ana
make the best Of citizens. IL Is I'M
derstood to be the aim Of the new
I King to try TO keep as many ~ his
/ industrious class at home. ouStin
them inducements in the way of esta0-
I fishing new industries. In short time
/ he hopes by this method 10 cause a
wave Of prosperity 10 sweep over the
| entire kingdom.
| DR.. Fridtjof hansen. the famous Arc
tic explorer. was largCly responsible
FOR the movement that caused Norway
90 seek a King in the person Of Prince
! Charles Of Denmark. Many Americans
had hoped that the new King would
select DIT hansen as Norway's mrs
minister 10 the United states, but 4
seems that he has been chosen 70 rep
resent Norway at the London court.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1906-01-06

Corporal. why those iowers?"
"congratulalons. Admiral" Captain
Cronin bust out, stalking into 'he
house. "and many more TO YOU
Many more wAat2' asked Admiral
Coghlan. locking worried
birthdays. sir" said the captain.
Isn't this your siXty-hrst2'
Admiral Coghlan looked for his
chair
Good Lord.' he calculated. sam
as old as that?"
All day the congratulations poured
in. There was q tinge Of sadness IN
them. because one year more and
Rear Admiral Coghlan Will be retired
according 20 the naval regulations. Tic
insists. that he is in no need OF the
official chloroform and is good for ant
anxious for many years Of active serv
| ice.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1906-01-06

even to the personal cleanliness. OF the
barber himself. The following rules
have recently been promulgated by the
OF a large German city.
The cutoff hair must at once Doe re.
moved: the floor Of the shop must Zoe
washed at least twice per week; cold
and hot running water must be sup
piled. and the barber must wash his
haEdS with warm water before attend
INC 20 a customer. No CrcrOnne OF
carpets are permitted in barber shops.
The head rest must be. covered for
each customer with a fresh napkin OF
paper or linen The employees must
wear clean. long upper garments OF
light color. without pockets. The soap
used must De IN form OF powder OF
small tablets.
The lathcr from raz0rs must be re-
moved By means OF paper. Instead OF
/ sponges pieces OF wooden cloth or
1 napkins have 10 b. used. Alum or
I magnesia can only be used. kept in a
rovder box. The bowls and shaving
f brushes must be cleaned each time
after having been used. Nobody Is
allowed 10 be shaved suffering from
a visible skin disease. unless the pro
prletOr OF the barber shop Is con
WINGED that 10 a. not OntagiOus
Spouges, powder puffs, magnesia and
styptics IN Jumps. and revolvin.
brushes are prohibited. Scissors
brushes. and combs, as well as tn
hair-cutting machines and raZors
must be cleaned with ammonia o
I'D and an antiseptc solution.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1906-01-06

A pompous, plethoric Englishman
was ascending the front steps OF one
Of our skyScrapers, when a hustling,
cowboy style OF a young man, rushed
past him, giving him a vigorous slap
upon that part OF his anatomy which
very tight pair Of corduroy pants
made especially conspicuous. Looking
back, the young man. much to his en-
barrassment. perceived the English
man was an entire stranger.
L beg your pardon, my dear sir,
be said, Il thought you were Haw-
klns"
The Engilshman Strengthened him
self and with a most Disguised ex
1 preston cried out, Who the i Is
/ Awkins? 'AwkiDs may Ike that sor
Of q thing but I'll don't"
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1906-01-06

si6c % them raeer precisely tht same
conditions. Wherever TIE laws haNc been
80 enforced Is - giNc tro settler "A rceNSon-
able cAo-tcc hc has settled prespsreo.
more cor0pictc development and larlccr
property than where land monopoly
ngCriShcS Nearly cNcrtWhcrC the lSrGe
landowner has succeeded in nscnopo'
or agricultural lane. There has ceen
some cutlery lcaIuSt this condition
Nct the lack % greater protest Is Signin-
shrcvv6nesS. and influence of thc men 90
whom the continuation oi IRE present CON
iition as desirable.
made as % how number OF estates,
selected haphazard. have been acquired
Almost without exception CnlllSInN or
evasion of the lcttcr ana spirit ~ the
sally H. bc ictcrrcl that the prcscn;
owners % these estates Wcr~ t.tSt oNcSt
huN he fact remains that thcir HOLDINGS
WcrC acquired OF co1soliuatcu ~ rraclocs
Thc disastrous effect az this system uDo-
the urCil-hCiDC o. thc nation as "a whole
requires Lttlc comment Nnlcr the pfe
conditions. SDc1ki-c broadly. the l1rEf
estate usulliE remains in a low Ccndito-
% cultivation. whereas under AETNA
settlement hv s-diViduai home uakcr
- ss-uc land would have supportet man,
families IN comfort anG would haN'
Yielded 11r greater returns AeFlclltNf'
~ pursuit ~ WntrE ~ may be se-fft..
absolutely that it rarely reaches SIS ocs
devclc7mcrt un1cr any concentrated i1Fu
Thcro exists and IS spreading in th'
. West n tenant or hirUl-41nor So .tH
which not only represents a relatively ~
I extensions carries with g most scricu
Il threat Politically. socially. ana econ MIC
/ ally this system is tntefcrsihle- hac ~
land laws been e1ecti]e 10 ehee'1---i.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1906-01-06
COGHLAY NEARING LIMIT.
"HOch der Kaiser" Rear Admiral HAS
Unlocked for CeiebratiOn-Re-
tires Next Year.

One OF the most troubled men in
Uncle Sans Navy. on a certain Satur-
day last month was Rear Admiral
Coghlan. commandant OF the New
York Navy Yard. He discovered it
was his sixty-hrst birthday.
According to all accounts the ad-
miral. did not. or would not. know his
age. His headquarters in the old
frame building at the yard was FRA
grant when he walked upstairs yostcr
dav morning. Sixty-one American
Beauty roses were on his desk. At the
+ entrance the admiral halted.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1906-01-06

.-,i,s.rsrs mace Tor tho csrnluisslon of
- c,arinr systems OF the state 81 AeNaS,
fh& ~Ssatc % Wyoming, ttsS Union eno
Northern bocinc faitto-tae, ~lo 81 , -. -.
sss,ri.r,,e-l for the use OF Indian LANDS suit
.htr fnr graz nc. and 81 thc Er0Etnf con
ssitfons fh-ouchout thC West. A map mas
l,ecr rrcuarcd Showing tho general tcca-
- ~ ,~cs ~ thc summer. winter. ana
S-cGr-lonE rangcs. and me sections W.
49, arrciV dependent upou q tcrf'e tai4
water supply Tor thor nnttii1s iton IN tstaA-
- ed thnss where there hes ceo0 cN-
sc-si,-c development by wSisS and wind
1910 We believe that this map Wall be
founa exceedingly NalUSnle onc interest
inC On me cons ioer.-elol 90 - -, Il. -
-,,i-8 l-pop tho r,esr).s % n meeting
csneE a. c6rCer win tne commission ~
Denver sariy IN Azgust. ls4 Nhica VAS
ATTENDED by thc secretary 81 Aericoltlfs
unF ~ ~rr~cSs nfaffve ntoCkmcr rom al
TIE rrarirc- ian6 states ana Territories
almost unanimous fn favor % some aston
on tssc part Of the government " nicl
xro.d6 give The range user some riEnt oi
-.,usrol by which the range can - KEEP
IRON destruction ny CrcrcrovctnS ard -
controversies over range rights can r.
SYSTEMATICALLY eliminated. the only cues
lion being as g the most sstisfa -iot,
method ~ which such riEht nav : 80
Fourth. I-pa- ----, answers received g
n ci-rr'f-. Icfrer Doortsscl &c SO t>flt 1
-ssruurhCut the West These nns"c r.
show thkt under ire prcsf-it system tfs
xsSfurinr value % thC ranges has Ccttri-
GRATED and the carrying caPeciSy Of ~,
iaDds has greatly diminished, that N,
present condition q aIatrs is ursl ,istAc
Tory: that the adoption 81 q new - stem g.
r,ararFrreut would insure a better o-l
rrn-r. Permanent use O. the rraEirC lands
1hat ceE tAIn improvement - rslr-se ooa
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1906-01-06

three o. gentlemaniy appearance. In
excellent health and Of a very easy
going. liberal turn Of mind he Is BY
nature well fitted 20 rule over the stub
born Norsenen. who do not mind the
harness 80 long as they DO not feel
the whip. He - a typical sailor, and
this fact alone viii make him popular
ia Norway Another circumstance In
favor OF King Charles or King HaakoD
VII. az he viii be styled. !s that be
understands the language Of the Nor.
wexfan people; their traditions and
history are part Of those Of the coun
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1906-01-06

Yea after yea rhe question e flErts ol
way across rle Iltllc ll--H arl fe-rffe-
tons fr.F faae~ "a. fel 81 tGs ate fillr %
IT, Corf-rcsE lr tn- reports - tre recrr-
t.rs - rr.e Interior a-ll ere conn. -.'''.rf
a. a. frersrsI 1-zrlt Crtc- 2 le HNt en
rs ,--.t..-ef s.re rlur1erous e-l1 arEsrellflg
cfte- lrcurlrruous. kliE1tt ~ Wy ~
f-rarte1 co-ltirFerf ursDr fi.s exc 81
srork within q cer-ite L-re. rrf DER i.-
anc Erac.lceE are UuW -r llrrr at---A
NfllCf IL EEE bec0r-le almost DIT fi.se -'ae
LlveEr rEs public lEccE - TIE -fc-t-t -
hes rights. Frart-c ccrcitlcrl1lig .n tnt
f.fsf s,3aCs bEt Eflll 4r erLstsEce. Althc-s =
tie co-citlurx were not fUlnilec
Elghts sack IS these are very 1-r,e 10
They lae cgrUla-t lr-tl actual crst-. = tlA.--
La brfrGu - -zEe pace. ether e1ltr ~
res .slul1 lloEl 2Ct Or ctDerxlef, tt.a ~
Appear a. e-lurrl.ll-k number - Us ~.
serls1s DLsl4reslt% - -rr -s-tkf -tt
Your coflnllekloE - engage o. a. tti-og =
thiz subJect anc WI report Iesea-i-s
upon s.
Atterrlon Is called again - fhs recon-
rnencNricn q FcUr cofnErlss-Cn ~ ~ 81 =
viotlz reuort thereto atlsc 1crl tn6t ffitf
q agrlcUitura8 LANDS iDliu3ec tu fVr~fL -
serves be permitted Uracer surveys -
frseies arc Do1nf1. and sE,e.clal sttpi.erif
directed - Az recozurss ftorl. - zlltA
here reneNec. rhAr A. sDcn cases - ~
residence AZ bonle OF ths lane - Fik.-
required &1c maj 10 cou1nG latsO1 - a.
loNed
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1906-01-06

The most expensive tea is known as
"gold tip" 1t is worth from forty 10
fifty dollars a pound. On every tea
bush grow four or i've little gold tips
Great care is taken in gathering and
preserving them. \ plantation OF
three or four thousand acres Will
yield only a few pounds Of gold tip"
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1906-01-06

The ballot and the bullet 80 to
gether," Horace Greeley once said 10
Susan Anthony. you women say
you want 10 vote; are you prepared
90 fight. too7"
eyes. Mr.. Greeley" answered Miss
Anthony. I'VE are prepared 20 fight
exactly as you have always fought
with the point or gooEs gull"
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1906-01-06

Onr German cousins have gone far
ahead OF US in hygienic requirements
with reference 30 barber shops. &C
cordinc 20 Consul-Gcneral Guenther,
OF Frankfort
The municipal restrictions apply not
only 10 the utensils and cosmetics. but
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1906-01-06
Grcaf SrrricaI FcaL.

sD-. Srlnton IS the most expert
er-ad surgeon IN town. way there s
20 Kind OF a fracture he can set. and
SCI wlth Satisfactory reeu-fa-
is that sou said The man win me
rteely blue eva u wonder u De would
IL any g111 a. se-ll-g "a broken eEE.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1906-01-06

Tetailec Stu6r % the practical operation
Of the present l1rc laws. ye-rtlcularif *
the desert laT.o act and fhe comm tLsi 'hp1
Their tencency Tar TOO often is - bring
about lanc monopoly rather fflsr - snEi-
firiy small holidays - actual ef-t4ert
TIE fenc ave- cecisiors src practices
have bsconle 80 cCmr licafec tt11t fre eff-
tier h az = marked ciEact1fftaEe ln con-
par1sor With TIA EEf@No Dls-Ilsrs fna1
who aims - acquire large pfoperti-s
Not fufreQueutsy tbeir efe-t A. - pax
q uranium 90 perjury arc clesiorest
arpara1t a. conEeole1cf. that Dr. very
rn<ny icc&itties. and perhaps 81 Ssaeref
a iGrFeF prouorfior o. me pCplc il 20 ts
pzsairr into tne hatscE q spectators anc
corporations thar iEtO those o. actual
settlers who are usilpG hosoes.
This a. noS due 20 fhe character - ms
ia&&- IN al Eart4 - fhe United STATE,
kr0wn - your C0uHuieelou Wntre sucf
large holdings are being acquired rhi
genuine hotnesteacer Is prosDSrln1 along
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1906-01-06

The ionxesf lane had q furDlng-
lf L. raft % EatDre'E plan
Ard tta rfTer VICE. He az De2ce.
u crossed ~ si1His ap4c-
TIE toneest right has q morning.
srhe sUn nTgef fails ~ ria<.
Are steppsns stoSes % TIE sk.ss
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1906-01-06

A young ITishman, WHO had married
when bat nineteen. complained o. TIE
diNculties O. married LIE and EwCre
I'D never marry % young again II be
lived 70 Be the age Of Eethusslah.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1906-01-06
PENSIONS

Over one Million Dollars
allowed our clients during the last
six years.
Over one 7 N O u $ a N q
claims allowed through rs dur
ing the last six months. Dis
ability Age and In
ere a 3 e pensions obtained
in the shortest possible Il m e..
Widows claims a specially
Usually granted within 90
days If placed with Us iInmedi-
ately on soldiers death. Fees
fixed b. law and payable out OF
allowed pension. A successful
experience of75 years and benefit
of daily calls at Pension Bureau
are at your service. Highest ref
erences furnished. Local Magis-
trates cum ri1Y
benefited by sending US
claims.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1906-01-06

The King is a young man Of thirty
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1906-10-19

property in the state. IS ascertainefi. by the
last Ass ssHseBt made for the state and coun-
~ purposes.
Provided. that for the purpose Of estah-
ltsiltug. Installing. maintaining and operat-
Ing hard HIRE twine and rordage plant vt
tta. state peaitentiary AZ Sniux Falls. south
Dakota the legislature shall provide for d
tax for the year iA's. 81 not 70 exceed one
anil Une half mills On each dollar of the as
s4.ssssd Valuation OF all taxab property Ia
tile 81 ate. ass.eftai4ed by the last ASSESS
ment made for state ami county purposes
The Above proposed amendment will he
votsd upon hy fhe leople At the general
Giettlon to In held In This ID ate On Tuesday
liz: It'll day Ut NovemlHr A, ~. tae1
TIE pf1pueed amendment wall be printed
uppn the i,altrt Followed by the words:
-cisaii the aiuve amendment "a the con-
slItntiou IA itlstluH Ia, revenue and 6Hasaee
asssi eurdagr plant 1T the state penitentiary
- sioux Tails. ss,uth Dakota De approved
altd n titeuf
Immediately Ia the left OF which shall be
pfihtsd tne words Yes and NO ra h pre-
ctssied l,s = ssinareta shicii III. ciector can
pshee crss " INDICATE bts vote. ELECTORS
desiring "a vote lies" will place Il cross be-
fUse the ~efd Yes and tisuse desiring TO
y. y !. No. will place cross beiorc the wori
The foregoing amendments must be print
tioa isli. articic d cmapIcf ID. poiiticai code
HAS.
III sitia ~ whereof lisve heleumto set my
Land ami at,ixs d Tie sfe.l seal OF the state
atfisfrs tae capital, tins urst day Of sep
ttiDlsf.. - ID. iu11-
l~EALJ u. d. WIPF
lU-srS Secretary ot state
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1906-10-19
We have plenty Of money 10
loan on good cattle paper Of any
kind. Commercial State Bank.
Notice q Sale q Town Bonds

Auiler y hereby gwen that nj n regular
mtttsnE Ut the tskarst OF trustees uf The town
~ Wagner heid on tlte 6tli day III August
laN- IA pursuance of AN election daily GATED
and iss.ta Tor that ptatpls4, IN said tuwa ota
fIas -.&i day al July. iA6, It waA resolved by
Magser 4. I~-ut reiundiug isnssls 10 cake up
anu ply tisr warrant and hstssiel iitdcbts a.
Hs-ss Ut SD tDaH M the sum u easI. said
ipnds y, run NOS less tlian live years NOR
NATION III MT isNs tsast hundred t,ila
0r ilsstt tissn Use ttsuu~al ssitars. Alli shah
ufsN sutes.st fsvt tocxc-esi i've yer cunl per
annnisi.
NOTICE II hereby given that bids viii b- re-
cssisuu for sAsd u,nsis ~ the viiieevf tisc town
clerk to Ansi TOR said IOWA ny 70 and until
NE 18th day " ovts,irr. I'm. Al blds should
~ asisisexss.s " .i,e asii. rsisa.sl.
bxtrd Aus ust .. isSss.
Emil Misfrrrk.
Town tiesk In and for The lawn u Il agner
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1906-10-19

Tile scilool clerks named below
will please call at the Wagner
ls,rs nidcs iur their library nsulxs.
"A copy ~ the new course Of
study FIR esch teacher Is
with tile bsuks. PLAIN Center,
choteau |. 4. 8, 4. . and Q: Law
renee /. :, y aud 4; Wahells | !:
Iiee. Rouse | aud 2.
Olivia Hcrrun.
superintendent.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1906-10-19
Proposed Amendmenf d ne Consiliu.
Ton n Iiss .osaae ~ : oush Lokota

( +
That tisesv ~ Asssi&~t ~ aasd Article Il "
~ sssssst siutsos u the state ofs1ut bAks,ta
ssrIssHs 4. tas-sns
sssstlph q. 1ise drainage u sgriguisurat
Bsasls - iassssfa atEsarsN ~ 10 4 paisise VAR
tMNe and tls' legislature may provide there
ast and niAy bFsss iat IN tiss 0rEzsix1tt0if ~
ifssnAke utsttsrts fUf Tie tfsiisake ~ 4Ansts
tgf sly tasstt uss hata sisay w. tbe sDs ii ~
Ate AMttsotsti*s tt,tfsxd. aid Tho carp fAk4y
Aslsssfttns " tAsussstss svN fastsips ssssl tlu-
fssstsatts ;. Nstts tswss 4, sx,ssstruet iesests
titatls Assl sissxs<s@. nlsd ~ ksep 10 rep4af III
~ aims usirtiss Assa tAs.es tsetetolysx sus-
&tfurtea 1tssses Inc has ~ tals slatu ~
w. A. s@ss'AssDettS uIssu ttsw pfupeftt isesst-
nttssu tssssetit. Assvfssssx w iApueAks fr-
tls .ispse pr.p@4d sn.eaHlnsen. viii b i
svtss1 ntsstt ~ tsse psupis NJ lta, ma NJ
90 tsfssss ~ f sssslss fss state pss IAsxiAs.
ksss ~ CAS- - sutsmissf, "A, II. gaye.
sNs pf1Ie@tM asasstasszsuist ais Ap tffalTfl
asssss ~ nxsavt fs,ssstNsss ~ los sufxis.
rsAts 1st xtsfye a4s<tskssseltk ~ tase ext11x8l-
sassssn ~ q sstsun ~ utAssa~xe ss sppsus<n
ssaa sHAsfie<&f
ilssass ussssss ~ tlse .stt - shlsi. stall IL
s,ssNtssa tsss sssus lea aslss NO. saeas Il.
s*ss1&aAs3 NzsAss Nhtssis Ans eIs. tur xnn
ss*ssA = ster~ ~ ss.sifssasr NJ. yuts.
ESs - 1ssssftha ~ vote *lsa will pfMxae Z
<fxs~s tssvss 4. .usa ts% assu tasss0 sst-
AistssS ~ 1919 no Vii bi4ss csuss tesufu
sss% sufa 4sDs#
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1906-10-19
Proposed Amesdmeni b tIe Consiitu.
ton u .h< Ssale 81 oouib Dokolu

That = ction ot ArtsSie ! IL aiae ruiaStisas-
tissi ~ s.tAs 1sts'sl ~ - ~ fsAI lolisssss
rsrsisL - ~ legislature shall nave
puNsf 10 Esuttue tur sfS4t4Ag sucis p5ilse
iissaSisi rates Esf elttes Afiu towns as lHsy i,e
tissslI.sss tssIl lsasse ss4fS wis als ia 80
usHAsFee VI eutA slIsss anti luAHs. lsetevl-
ny assu nutsh lstsl aaas lss4 ast may zisss
~ Asnstttutss -ssiisrfu IutIses "a Isst IA ace
Iut taHsstt isslsfstsr suhMGssx. iu sas.ss nav
Jfsk tStAi&ssBaa vi ase tlstsusasn or veF.
tst ksesatts6s nlaS tfusssts. 81 ttslls.e
Atsa iot BsasscapAs sss1r - tise Isssi.s
~ 1fsut shall Ia sssu.s n "a sal nsaillsef ~
atssfa Hate sAssaisas* ufsEaAf jNtl,i. iItyaas III
Al Hsssszs. tMyif rttll sfItIial. .,
~ irse ytsstss u ati2 teA.e uas,ser .ise is4s
% Lisa s4ass. satsn IA aistsh pSahaes asaaSt IN
n&sftsN ahsssn TIE ssAt3 6btle "a. ii e4,ast =
tetAAst iseas atfst slaats s.ssu haze txe40ssse
" T. tstsss 80 ssttss ssssss ~ .si NM
tsts tsss s<.sisssasess of sasis esty. ruen suuft
tsh ti.e sssasas - slss "a ss.uAt
80 ~ assshass a afsa cAsss a. Ma, lr
Bsfssssssesi ID t.e
lsae sstsps. piuss SD 2ns.slsi..,esit viii In
suts*s Mt~ss - saa psae.e ~ Lac Letrfss
HssAstts ~ ~ sssssu ~ tsass slasr ssaessA1
49, go ssssa ~ .s.ss itsasss. 4. fs.1.
psUs<ssu .a4ssessis.1sssft Nils s~s pfyHtxssl
nIssss ssst Lsssssl tUssseess ~ tbs wofuss
rtsAsf tssr Akvse sasssissaa1s,sst tisu s.asstI
utstsA ~ isiAaasI ~ s~sss4t tss~k alszn Asl
ntssasscseat Ubfte ~ aps usssa its&sslf
ssssssMs.stssy ~ tsss .ess VI Nsss... sarah trr
~ snk<1 tAss sssas III. -. ea.as pre-
.ssssssA ~ = ss1aatr sss sNisn tass t...l 4 sA.s
$3.50 = sstsss ~ ssss.sssst< isss Suse.
sssscs~s , ssssssas.s ~ tv.e en- will place
sssss,asss - ss..a - ssa J, ..e ssf0As 49,
t&s3t W1sa no.
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the ~osnsnercszi ssste bank. Magnss.
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fou can SO the pplspn Pins-uIrs cisass
uat ~ tiss kilneys aaHi biSsisi.r. A ssmxi.
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upHs rising tisv tuss nlofnsas than can i,e ca
is'iit$t fFvn the system "a any other ~Ay
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ttse kidu~,s. cirasse lsae bladder. riiey. psis
asd aovAay with bssk-a.:bs sprssltIy. psea-
sanity. pefmssuaais. slid Nv Ms wasp.r
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The oIa time m.tisxi VI pnrsinx the system
With cnrthaFtlrs that tear, grIVe. grind aud
t1sak IN VII sIs4 walls Ut tie stssmAch ana IN
tsrtsfies Il superseded ~ itastcs Little Liver
ftitss they Eissstsse the liver. and iistrMsl VI
weakening. Auiid up ana strengthen Tile
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'' s''ss :.
oae ss,ants Superintendent ii schools.
exl.srk IL eearss.
one states ATTORNEY.
ONE assessor.
one sersner.
Una surv@sor.
une vuuntv commissioner Tor Isl district
uae county commissioned for ID dls,rict.
Four county jnsiic.s u the peace
-Four cns,s.ables-
said election = open az the hour Of q
o'eloek a. M. and III he kept open until the
hour Ut O'Clock p. vi. Of said day
la witness whereof have sci my hand and
ollielal seal. RI Mhe*Ier. the county seat OF
Charles Max county. south akuta. this I'd
day " October. isul.
FRED j GIBSON.
County Auditor
Pursuant 70 the requirements u Chapter
=, stss,vH Laws Of is<o Aereby certify that
The four fnIiowtng proposed amendments 10 |
lie constitution u this state are 70 be sub |
mitted TO the people for popular vote there |
81 1t the general election v, b. held in this /
st@te On she 9Th day vi November. lsU6, to-wit |
8
F0posed dmendMent 70 Inc lOnsfifu-
lion Of The ofdfc ct South D0k0fd
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The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1906-10-19

The rlssnsinw snlis~ptlc and hsailns pso-
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The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1906-10-19

Tine First Stsle bank writes
Insurance. III live substantial
eOsnpantss.