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that's q. Joyous dream for your life!
What do you think about 1t, Eveline p
There's only one way you'll ever
find out" replied the pretty cook.
know but you might have pretty good
luck. too" ST s;
Think 30 u" sSs
That's what I b'lieve you would.
1 think you might stand show Of
gettins real good wife. don't know
but she would rub your head for you.
!: I feel dead sure she would. = s5s.s
You'd you. honest, Evelina q asked
the groceryman. ..5,s
/ Not me. \ said the pretty cook. as.
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Frost Makes Fat T.rkeys.
Gold weather makes fat turkeys
aid the poulterer.

!, ;
said the poulterer. (.
''Why n 's. Sg3 e, - i5s
Because i9 q warm fall the ground
keeps soft, the vegetation fingers on and
the fields are full Of worms and bugs.
What's the result? The result is that
the turkeys from sunrise till dark
tramp the tempting fields on long for
ages, eating the worms and bugs,
which thin them and walking all their
soft and nne flesh into tough, strlngy
muscle. a cold fall, with early froats
and SHOWS. freezes the ground and
kills the bugs. Then the turkeys are
not tempted to wander. They loaf In
the farmyard. gorge an abundance Of
grain and put on heah Ike a middle
aged woman att seashore hotel. But
IN a warm fail, hunting the irreslstible3
bug, the turkeys do their fifteen to
twenty miles regularly and become ath-
.etes. For athletic turkeys there Il mo-
Dpblic demand !" Minneapolis Journal
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NEW BUST OF DUTCH QUEEN

Portrayal In Marble of the Gracious
Ruler of Holla-d.
The bust of Queen Wilhelmina of
Holland by Dutch sculptor, shown in
the accompanying picture, is consider
ed to be an excellent portrayal in
marble of this gentle ruler. Queen
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ne WINGS up Dy con-
quering the town."
His friend ponder
ed a moment. "Why
not call it the con-
quest Of something
or other?" he sug-
gested helpfully. 1T
what conquests
have there been In
titles already?" ask
ed the author.
well" returned
the other. "there's
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though, that now
and then an impos-
sible servant turns
up. An impossible
servant, a cook,
turned up at the
house of a friend of
mine last week.
This cook was from
New Hampshire.
She came to my
friend with a high
recomm endation
from an employ
ment. agency h,,t nv
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b g. %
cry part Of the world. Princes, dukes.
rajahs, sultans and even kings were
numbered y among this individuals
friends. .
At the end of the performance he
shook Mr.. Davis heartily, by the hand.
hope" he said, ''that we may
meet again. l am Richard Harding
Davis"
Are you.' said Mr.. Davis. laughing.
One e aay In Egypt Nj. p.vi. va. !,
: studying the pyramids when guide
approached and said to him:
rs It took hundreds Of years to build
them monuments, SIR"
a government job. chr said IT,
Novelist.
- ..s.as
wouldn't think about 1t no longer.
But, as you was sayin' Just now, /
might wish had after 1t was too
I late = z. q q. M,
Well don't you think it's goin' to be
all like that. said the cook You'll
I get fooled, : IA .s q
IL 4 thought 1t meant hayin, my
head rubbed with soft, tender hands
after ia been ont the niKht before
4 With the hOyD an. nice, temptin, meals
4 Mxed mp rikht on time an Fbeefsteak
"a onion. the way you war cookin'
own Il the dock bujin. tickets I fsr FL 81
/ Joe afors Aviation closed. Oh, ray,
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cidedly. But I've noticed the kind o.;
fellers that centrally get that kind O.
wives, an your shows good. But it's
goin' to be rough on your WIFE,
MY! But you're = chilly one, = said
the groceryman, departing. Chicago
News. 3 80
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months ago. After
the address, says
the New York
Times, a reception
was held in the ves-
try. Pastor Wag-
ner became the Gen.
ter of a bevy Of
women. from whom
he attempted to ex-
tricate himself in
vain. Finally he
was approached by
oll~.l- ,-A.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1906-01-10

: war correspondent,
was in New Mexico
q year ago attend
ing a performance
Of his farce, 1.-The
Dictator when a
young man near by
entered into CONVEX
sation withhim. The
young man proved
to be entertaining.
he was tall and
strong, and he had
Annn h4 unSSl e. -,
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gushing over with enthusiasm.
"Oh, Mr.. Wagner" she exclaimed, "
am 80 delighted to see you! I have en-
joyed your operas SO much!' =,
Pastor Wagner fed.
Chief among the several factors that
make or mar the successful launching
of novel lie the question of it's title.
Not many months ago Booth Tarking-
ton was lamenting to a friend that his
new novel had not yet been christened.
"What ia the main idea Of the novel?"
his companion asked.
"Well, the hero is really fine young
fellow who has grown up with bad
name somehow-give dog bad
name, you know-and every mans
hand is against him; and he has pref
ty tough time Of 1t for years, but finally
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MARBLE BUST OF euxn w11HEIx1NA

MARBLE BUST OF QUEEN w1LHEIN1NA.
wilhelmina lis twenty-five years old
and succeeded to the throne under the
regency of her mother on the death Of
King William III. in 1890 She ASSUME
ID full regal responsibilities in 1893.
Though gracious sovereign, she has 4
strong will Of her own, az she showed
when she selected as her prince
eonsort Duke Henry Of Mecklenbures
echwerin. whom she married in 1900.
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i STEPPED OUT IN THE ROAD BOWED
Low AND PULLED NY GUM"
ed to the edge showed that it's one time
wearer was In the ninth year of his age
wher he came to his end. (
Another trophy, Of the chaser I
glanced interrogatively at Dane.
Eyes, q trophy Of the chase-the chase
after the rainbow and the heart Of gold
at the end Of 1t. Come along for a
walk up the canyon little way, where
there's d fine Inoonrise now in courselbf
!, preparation for our special benefit and
I'll tell you about that belt. You see,
1t belonged to my first sweetheart--I
had 1t made for her-so it's just as well
my wife doesn't hear me talk Of it,
"Et tn, Brute" scoffed, but rose
and followed him as he led the way up
the great gorge at the back Of the
lodge.
1T was when / first came, to Mon
tana," began Dane, taking no notice of
my comment. "She lived on the next
ranch. She was as willful 4 piece Of
skirts as ever climbed crags where
nothing but goats and squaws ever be-
fore had rolled pebbles downhilR We'd
Quarreled about that Carolina chap
wrote you about Once-name of Bailey.
The fellow was cad, and I'd told
Nan so In language more distinguished
for force than for frills. She called me
Jealous. turned up her little nose at
pe and flirted her quirt in my direc-
ton. She'd just ridden out o the cor
raj on her cayuse when galloped up
and our little tinf began. But it ended
in q big one. She gave me a go,by for
good and all, and when I'd see her aft
er that riding the cattle range she'd
be SO absorbed In that long legged Car
olina sandhill crane Of a Bailey that
she didn't know was on earth at all
apparently. He did tag her for fair,
though he looked like Ichabod Crane
astride of his Pinto. He couldn't ride
any more than a jack rabbit.
But I felt pretty blue, I tell you,
those days. Big aches from little quar-
rels grow, as the poet says, and when.
a fellows Up against that kind Of
gnawing feeling at the pit Of his stom-
ach night and day like that Spartan
kid with the foxes in his apron, why,
he gets as sore headed as a grizzly In
the springtime. used to haul out my
gun from my belt when 1 ramped over
these hills looking for the yellow-th
was before I'd found it-and think I'd
let the old spitire in my face Just once
and end the whole business"
No wonder his wife doesn't like to
hear the story IL he had It that bad.
And again my bachelor cynicism smiled
that he had 50 easily found consolation.
But aloud ]. only grlnted. .well?' and
smoked on.
4, One morning when was desperate
from incoming over that mink Of a
girl I was going round this very ledge.
You see how narrow It ID even now,
though I've had the road blasted out Of
the rock above us since then. You take
notice there's bit Of q precipice inst
below7'' s} u.
IT should say, didy' i exclaimed,
drawing back from the brim with 4 ten
derfoot ;shud( Four bit OF . preci-
pice. must 90 down 4 sheer 500 feet II
it's an inch to that hustling western
torrent down there II,
Dane nodded. Not 4 very good placs
,inux vvI,n< rS,,n II, ~ xss..,.4
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Goeslp Hbout
Literary. fclk
81 prolninence

anna KATHARINE GREEN.
IA whose detective stories have fas.
~ cinated millions Of people, is Mrs.
Charles Rohlfs In private life.
Servants, as a class" she said recent.
~, ARE excellent. have no sympathy
with those women who say it is impos-
'sible to get good servants. l admit,
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A viva Inag iaatisa.. I

I'm thinkin' about gettin, married,
Eveline, said the grocerymanS to the:
pretty cook, AZ he sunloaded his basket.
All my friends are advtsip' me to do!
/ It. They claim it's the only way to
live. What do you think about the
proposition yourself z. B
This IL no sudde 3. exclaimed the
pretty cook, laying her hand on her
bosom and dropping her head lan,|
guishingiy Vow you keep on OF
5:youl wish ynu mad !,, 0ltss ltfted m
rolling pin frm0 the pastry bn6rd aNXl
the sroceayman retreated With ;brosA
s1rin on hisa face. .ss
That's no III. 4 ~ said .Thars
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Thirty cents, was the reply. Il
Thirty cents! repeated the general
IN astonfshment Why. H yous Merss
~ New York you could set ~ mr.
+ them. 1904 ss ss isssSS$s,
The boy looked critically at IL
Ger for 9 moment and than mid lli,iilI,l n
W. Yes, sub !; en- / reckon Il d as
BUCKET Ct water in he'll. I coala - u
million for 4. r al
The woman vlkO q = = : \ i p
1 of0fniag to stafylnx p ~ roi6 ~
York kas der ons& II = Y IA u
~ to becclues 1knuH1F ~ W. 81
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WE ARE FIRED u J.
u WITH ENTHUSIASM

eu account II the crest grow Of our Coal trade.
Hoassbosders have found that every grade Of
i Coal W eel = al re claim for Il. There il :
gratis, Satisfaction in the burning 81 It, and our
Sricss-Hks tic coal-are well within ranss." II
you arr soinE to lay in : stock for tbs Winter
IT NJ rive yod IN sstimfte. Il. ;.sl. 81
Leslie Stins0n
1915 Sssth Esssth Bsih Pkaass is
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TEST what I've been thinkin,. Might.
wish IShad. That's all that stops me-.
/ Eveline, Now, II It's no job about Il
bein' 90 cheap fer two to live as 1t
/ II Tor one an money put by IN the.
hank at that, / wouldn't hold out a,
second. but II It amt I might wish ]
had &; s.is.
We'll, # ain 1, n said the pretty cook
You can Just count on that, for 4 hap
1 Sen to- know. Z 81 3. * s
Fiat settles that part Of II, then; II
Sid tie 4rncery \, You ought tOs
s know about that end OF ii, keefin,
tseck q tho bills the WAY won 40. = Ss g
good thing ! 10 kssp track 81
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1906-04-19
styles In skirts.

Although bodices and sleeves tend
to be overelaborate in the present fash
Ions, 1t is a consolation to know that
skirts are being made absolutely plain.
says the Washington Star. Apparent
ly similarity, however, is very deceiv-
Ing, and this is true to great extent
In the new skirts, which have a SEM
blance to great simplicity, but which
In reality require not only skillful
cut, but also good material of ample
width. Materials have really more to
do with clothes this year than usual
ly, as In order to give the fullness and
swing to both skirts and sleeves it is
imperative that the material should be
Of a generous width. To show seam
unnecessarily Is fault in the new
clothes, which must have more or less
the effect of being quite seamless in
the bodice.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1906-04-19

First insertion Aprilk

u
NOTICE Is hereby given, that by v,rt,,.
special execution issued out OF tho C,A
Court OF Union County, State of South Insult u"
to me directed, dated the sOth day 3, MaOas
1906, upon judgment and decree OF forsc,o",.lt
rendered I'm said court on the oath dav :.
March, 1906, In an action wherein o. A Ahaoi
is plaintiff and Agatha Doctor, Agatha dot
Executrix OF che Last win ana TeStaman, =.
Michael Doctor, deceased, Matthew Doctor
William Doctor, Annie Horton, Peter Doo,o,
Jacob ). Doctor, John Doctor, Michael Doctor
Gertrude Moody, Rose Landaker, Mary Stranoh
Jacob Doctor, Henry Doctor and Charles Robnev
Mrs. Rose Munson, Mary Bohney, Harry Bob.
ney and Edlth Bohney. heirs at law OF HATTIE
Bohney, deceased, The First National Bank Of
Hawarden. Iowa, corporation, and j.
Weber, guardian ad Item OF Mary Bohusv
Harry Bohney and Edith Bohney, minors, ara
defendants, against said defendants and n
favor OF said plaintiff, adjudging and decrae.
ing that there Is due plaintiff from said defend
ant Agatha Doctor, the sum OF Eight Tbou
sand Four Hundred Sixty Three and 4s-,oo
Dollars (Ss463.4s), debt and costs. and ordar,nr
and decreeing that the real estate hereinaftar
described be sold In the manner by law prov,J
ed for the sale Of real estate upon execution 10
pay said sum and accruing costs and anno,nt
ing the sheriff of said county to make said saI0
| and report the same to the said court: there.
fore, by virtue OF said order and decree a,
foreclosure and said special execution, bavo
levied upon the real estate therein and bersn.
after described, with all and singular the AN.
purtenances and improvements therennto
belonging or in any wise appertaining. living in
Union county, South Dakota. to-wit: Lots Ona
| and Two and northwest quarter Of the north.
east quarter and north half of the northwest
quarter OF section Thirty-four, Township
Ninety-ive, Range Forty eight (Iots / a. and
NW4 Of NE4 and NJ OF NW4-34. 90 4s) West Of tba
9Th r. M. Also Lots One, Two and Three and
southeast quarter OF the southwest Quarter Of
Section Twenty-seyeH. Township Ninety-6ye
Range Forty eight U4ots 1, T. 3 SEA OF SW4
27-95-4S) West Of the 9th r. M. Also Lot One
and the southeast quarter of the northeast
quarter of Section Twenty-elght, Township
Ninety-five. Range FOrty-eight Lot l & SCI
NE4-2S-95-4s) West OF the 9th p. M, and will
sell said real estate or so much thereof as NAV
be necessary to satisfy said judgment and pay
said sum with interest and accruing costs To
the highest bidder, for cash, at the front door
of the Court House, In the City of ELK Point
Union County, South Dakota, on Tuesday the
eighth day of May, 1906, at the hour of tan
O'Clock In the forenoon of said day
Dated, this s1St day OF March, 1906.
f. +. SHERMAN,
Sheriff of Union County, South Dakota.
Ericsson & STIcKNEY, 5W,
Plaintiffs Attorneys.
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Passengers east from Buffalo to Fort
Wayne, Findlay, Fostoria, Cleveland,
Erie, Buffalo, New York City, Boston
and al points east, will consult their
interests and fnd advantage in select
ing the Nickel Plate Road east from
Chicago. Three through trains are
run daily. with through day coaches to
New York City, and modern Pullman
sleeping cars TO destination. Rates
always the lowest, and no excess fares
are charged Oh any train. for any part
Of the journey. Modern dining car
service, with Individual Club Meals.
ranging 10 price from 81 cents to one
dollar, also meals Ia carte. AK for
tickets via the Nickel Plate Road
Chicago depot. Fla Sale and Van Buren,
streets, the only station in Chicago on
the Elevated Loop. Chicago CITY
Ticket Office, Ill Adams st. Detailed
information may be secured by adj
dressing, John X. Callahan, General
Agent lis Adams ST., Room 29s.
Chicago,
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Making Over Hints.

Ii you have an old style Elton you
may make 1t more fashionable by TAX.
ing out the last sleeves and enlarging
the arm opening so as to admit sim
gle or double loose sleeve wide enough
at the top to plait In. Let 1t hang out
loose below the elbow line, so as to
give the Elton both back and front the
effect of little garment or coat. This
may be quickly accomplished at q
trivial expense. as the cloth need not be
of the heavy sort.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1906-04-19
Administrators notice Of sale OF Real
First publication April 5.

NoTICE rs HEREBY GIVEN, That In pursu-
ance of an order OF the County Court OF the
County Of Union, State OF South Dakota, made
on the 2srd day OF March. 1906 in the matter OF
the estate of Anders A. Hoyem, deceased, the
undersigned the administrator OF the said es-
tate, will sell at public auction to the highest
bidder for cash and subject to confirmation by
said County Court. ON Friday, the 27th day Of
April 1906, at nine o'clock a. M, at the front
door OF the court house In Elk Point, in the
county Of Union, S. D. all the right, title, inter
est and estate or the said Anders A. Hoyem at
the time of his death and all the right, title and
interest that the said estate has, by operation
of law, or otherwise acquired, other
than or in ad dItion to that OF the said Anders
A. Hoyem at the time OF his death, In and to all
that certain lot piece or parcel of land, situate
lying and being IN the said county Of Union
state of South Dakota and bounded and de
scrlbed as follows, to-wit: The northwest
quarter of the southwest quarter Of section
thlrty-six 1857 in township ninety two 1927 north
of range fifty J0 west OF the 9Th D. M such inter
est being evidenced by Seh0Olland certificate NO
2l5 of the State of South Dakota, dated June
lst 1892
TERMS AND CONDITIONS OF SALE: Cash
ten per cent OF the purchase money to be PAID
to the administrator on the day of the sale
balance on confirmation OF sale by said Judge
Of the County Court. Deed at expense Of
purchaser.
Administrator of the estate of Anders A
HOyem, deceased.
Dated, March 20, 1906 3w.
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A UsFFUL GARMFNT,

enough to go over dress sleeves with
out fear of crushing, and snug little
cuff keeps out all dust from the sleeve.
These sleeves may be omitted If de-
sired, the arm edge being finished with
q frill Of lace or the material Any of
the apron materials may serve, ging-
ham, percaIe or muslin being good.
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Mother Eray's Sweet Powders for chiIdren
Successfully used by Mother Gray,
nurse In the Children's Home in New
York, Cure Feyerishness, Bad Stom-
ach, Teething Disorders, move and
regulate the Bowels and Destroy
Worms. Over $4,000 testimonials.
They never fail. At all druggists, Csc.
Sample Free. Address Allen 5. Ohm
sted. lie Roy, N. Y.
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The fashionable costume both for the
between seasons time and for the
spring will be made with a short coat,
and the Elton in all it's variations takes
first rank. The model illustrated Is
shown in chiffon broadcloth with trim
ming Of handsome banding and but
tons and Is charmingly graceful. The
little coat Is one OF the prettiest and
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1906-04-19

Fagoting holds its own, in spite OF the
many substitutes which Dame Fashion
has tried to substitute. Somehow none
Of those suggested proved satisfactory.
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can be made with either tgsYea.onsysn.
or full length slefyes and wtsheat -
vest. ~ Illustrated or with 49, VI veg.
vet o. other contrasting fnaferssl y.
may be liked. There II Gffsd rsr.sg~
at me waist whIeh extends sllrk1Iv
over re skirt. forming point NJ ~.
front Tie skirt IL cne III eiss tees n Y w
g re cires'lar sort made WITH frs.at
gore that y iAid ln plalte tFat ts,rn wv ~.
!, 49, sa. me center TIE fuIInesu a villa
Y 80 n double inverted plaits N ~
naek. = en- ~ eut III round & -
walking isn9fh. - prss@rrsd q
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WANTED Two men 10 each county
70 represent and advertise hardware
department, put out samples Of our
goods, etc, Travelling position or
Office manager. salary 10000 per
month, cash weekly, with all expenses
paid ID advance. We furnish every
thing.
The COLUMBIA HOUSE,.
Chicago, I'll.
Dept. tsl0, Monon Bldg.
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Regains PopuIarit,

That good old standby in the way of
trimming, chenille, will play an impor-
tant part in the adornment of spring
frocks.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1906-04-19
Commissioners
Proceedings.
Continued from LAST week.

Continued from Last week.
Authier Geo, ianitor and iaiIor
salary for Feb and March -. sl20 90
Boon Chas, house rent FOR poor 10 so
Burroughs Adding Machine Go,
part payment adding mAehine 50 rs
Brown & Saenger, supplies.... ? 81
Bennett A Il, attending asses
sors meeting and mileage. 25
Brady VIM, attending assessors
meeting and mileage. ....,. so
Barnard Gee d q Co, supplies 10
Bnrllngame DrL &. tumigat-
iog........................ Ii 90
Briggs john, commissioners
work and mileage .s........ 80 90
Bulow w J, attorney BY order
81 court................ Is 90
C0nant A 3, care OF pauper... 90
Connors W r, attending asses
sOrs meeting and mileage. 4 90
Gates JAS, attending assessors
meeting and mileage. A 20
Culp r Nj, labor on court house ri 90
Coverdale joe. blacksmithlng
for poor farm ............,.. q rs
City OF Elk Point, gas furnish
ed court house.. gI5
Cornelius Eric, hay for poor
farm .,................. 22l7.
Chioolne s p petit juror. 8 TO-
Cox Charlie, petit iuror.. IL 0OH
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For safe az Rank.

Small house. four rooms. Id good re-
pair and avery convenience. Enquire
81 Fred Fisk.
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WANTED: Two men in each county
to represent and advertise hardware
department, put out samples OF our
goods, etc. Travelling position or
Office manager. Salary $4,000 per
mouth, cash weekly, with all expenses
paid Ia advance. We furnish every
thing.
THE COLUMBIA HOUSE,
Chicago, Iii.
Dept. $40, No. pa Fifth Ave
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Nood FOR sars

Or BANDS place south of Elk Point
Phone Rural No. 10 -- 49,
FRANK RIcKsTEIN.