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Wider Nature

The circus and wild animals of Africa Sundayed in
Miller and the preachers had few hearers and the Sun
day school, teachers had boys their classes and the
seheoleachers institute which had been set for Monday
had be adjourned on account of the exciting event Gu
pd active during the circus stay couple being
married the first day of it's arrival and another pair
within few minutes of getting married the second
afternoon In this latter the parents came to the
show ascount of the young folks enough. The
desire of the young couple marry fastened it
claimed by the unnatural music Of the caope and the
hour was set for the ceremony by Justice Miller who
reluctantly consented to home and tie the knot
at the risk of being late at the circus mpatenty he
paced to and fro in his parlor in full dress suit with
book of marriage ceremony forms under his arm waiting
for the happy couple to arrive Investigation develop
ed that the parents going back home the
chldrens account hoping to outwit Cupid and prevent
the wedding that they delaying. The young man
in full dress for the ceremony demanding his lady
when her mother tainted and at this stage Of the pro-
ceedngs the daughter decided to go back to the farm on
her parents account As she started away the calope
played and she waved her hand at her lover saying
keep the license-TN come back" The affair lost
Judge Miller the wedding fee and prevented him from
attending the circus Preachers who dislike talk to
empty houses and parents Of manageable daughters are
protesting against any more circuses here this year
p. Murphy Of Washington who has an immense
sand pit adjoining that town expects to put cement
building block factory there shortly One building has
been made from such blocks at St Lawrence this spring
aud they are Tucked upon with favor
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FOR RENT.

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sons in 1870 for 1885. same granted.
Bridge petition Miller township for
$500 for help building and repairing
bridges, same granted.
The bond of Daniel Walsh to sell in
toxicating liquors at retail on lot II,
block A, original town of Miller, now
city of Miller, county of Hand, state
of South Dakota, being presented af-
ter due consideration was on motion
approved to 60 into effect July |, 1906.
The bond of VIM. Dulin to sell in
toxicating liquors at retail on lot 10,
block 4, original town of Miller now
city of Miller, county OF Hand. state
of South Dakota, being presented af-
ter due consideration was on motion
approved to go into effect July 1, 1906.
Peter Olson's application for renewal
of school loan OF $40 on east half OF
sec. 25-ll3-68, granted.
g. w Collins, mileage and per
diem and one day committee
work. $ Is SO
J r Bailey same and one and
half day committee work.. Is 40
John McMurtry same and one
and half day com. work.. Is 40
+ NJ Mead same and one and a
half day committee work.. IA 30
III Matter mileage, per diem... II SO
On motion board adjourned
G.. w. COLLINS
Chairman.
w. E. Morrow,
County Auditor
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section Glib 81
north 33-l09-67
southeast 2S-lO9-6T
northeast 27-ll0-69
southeast 22-ll0-69-
northeast l4-lll-6S
north of n. e. 26 & n. w. Of n. W. %
& s. e. of S. e. %, 112-70.
Southwest 80, n. of n. BLOC 80;
S. e. % 9-70-4S0 acres.
Northwest of S. W. % & n. e. of s. e..
& S. OF n. e. 81 e. of S. w. 20, e. ! Of
n. w. 81 109- 1870 acres
Nv. 26 81 e. / of NV. 27-109-69.
Sw 32-l1470.
Sw l9-l14-70.
Sw 6-112-69
NV l9-1I3 10
Sc 30-ll5-7O
Sc 31-1l5-70
Nv 4-ll4-70
Sw 3l1l0-69
Sc 3 ll070
Ne lS-1i4-70
Ne 3-ll3-70
Ne 30-ll5-70
G. c. BRIGGS, Offices 8 & 9
End Floor Masonic Temple,
Miller, S. Oak.
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Good house and residence
property for sale for only
$3.50 &C. G. Briggs.
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Wanted.

Horses or cattle to pas
ture, on the school section
west of Miller. For terms
apply to E. M. Dunn, G. G.
Briggs or Chas. Miller,
Miller, S. d.
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Special Meeting Of Board
of County Commissioners.
Miller, S. D., May 2s, 1906.

Board met as per call. Members all
present. Proceeded to take up regu-
lar business.
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Il than hutsstbands!',,
SIMULTANEOUS stir

pretty mich few good husbands.
father another But you have said
nothing Didhe look handsome? Did he make
sensation WasShc to be proud Of 81
Granny, the whole party Hes not naturally
handsome buthe has distinction, And
he did He told the most delightful
fill mmicry said things that brought
every the merry talk and he charmed and
astonshed the whole Mr. Denning quietly
university he educated att think he took all
education had wild ideas finishing Bryce similar
aEs
Madam was Itold you So she said proudly aTle
Mostyns intellect we'll land There stupid
Mostyns Ilopc asked him to play think his Of hand.
ling would have taught them few things Russians and
nothing about. Poor hings How can they have
feelings left?p s$SS y
separated sveryssoon after dinner.
ought have nanagedit Ethel" Then, with
hope all this cleyeness natural
hope it wasn't champagne You know, Ethel, think
drinkand Fred those frisky vines Moyn cellars
old sherry and carct and Frcds father always
against frothing sparkling wines I - .
Granny, Wine hadSnothing do with K, but
certain woman had fact nspc and Fred fell
the room not, thought struck with love
he Ruth got him to window for few moments and 50
hid his emotion until he could get himself together.
what tale! What cobWeb tale! don't believe
word 8, & IT, and she laughed merrly
~ It's true as gospel Granny s#.#
name ler,stten. Who was the Woman? #
HDora"
beyond belief above belief 81 all cannot
be- and be- and if making story o tease
me, Ethel RaWdon----"s W Is
"Grandnotter let me you Just how about, We
all in the waiting for Dora and she suddenly entered
She dressed In soft amber silk from head to feet diamonds
in her black hair and the bands her -
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5(Copyright. Il 9 0G, by Amelia r.. Rarr.)$
All rights reserved.
CHAPTER i:

The next day lunch Ethel said she going walk
Gramercy Park and spend an hour with her
mother, i send the carriage for ocock
" she asked.
father carriage be at the Holland
O'clock call for first and then to the
Holland House But do not keep father waiting l he is
card outside porter ne VIII
have up Ereds apartments,
"Then calling Fred? What tor? Is he
.'Ch! no. business Of some kind. 4 hope will have
pleasant walk. ="
s'rThere no doubt Of it."
Indeed with its esiaraton when she reached
Of the big, fashioned
house she saw window picking dropped
stitches Knitting Madam her the
young face both alike knded with love-
as wesas with happy anticipation Of coveted intercourse
50 you, darling Granny could not wait
until 65S
"And Why should you child? have been watching for
ali morning hear about the Denning dinner suppose
eyes we vent we had to- Dinners in strange houses
can't to be spared What every one has
affected Ethel You ike going out e dinner Ct
course you do! It is only natural, considering
dances and theatres and, operas but
don't dinners However, the Dennng dinner grand
exception Il gave me and the others sensation 81
# IT expected that" sS8 sas sI 5 4
If he had arranged it for his late employer the Duke
Richmond could have been finer There was not break
anywhere :, G''s .,s ss5 an | re Bsr,
-a .tJust DOZEN aS7E
Mr Dennng and Bryce. Of course Whowere the absssff Il
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" n
Stanlope, Of course. Granny lie wore his clerical
dress It made him look remarkable
HE did right clergyman ought to look different from
other do beliexe Basil sanope having assumed
social exgency Why should he? Its grander attire
than military naval uniform. and court dress
comparable, for It s,e court dress ST The King kings
right dear Granny you always make things clear
to yet meet lots of cergymen in evening dress
they ought to be clergymen They ouglnos
t. II which they hold kind o opinions.
Who was your companion r. 8ssS s#9@$
Jamie Sayer.' ''5SSS8sS S
= never heard Of the man.
He artist, and IS painting Dora's likeness He's
q deaf Nh III
Gods will Is done Let them suffer II good for
genius to- Suffer. Is he in love with you RI
Gracious. Granny shead IS full 81 pictures that
could find there and fone3d the
picture would crowd her out"
End that story, it long enough
Do you know Misss Gilman u szl3 81 .
81 have heard Of her. Who has nof?" Bs
has Bryce Denning On trial now marres her
81 shall pity him..
.'PtyE him Not Indeed He would have his just
reward. Like to like, and Amen to it, AZ
Claudine Jefrys quite ethereal
killed IN Cuba, and she has been
the since She looks It and dresses
.ttG, Rsa sftsIs 81,
Perhaps She does not skilled il the feelings 81
pensive heart broken maidens But her very
Common one Lovers are nowhere against husbands,
how many thousands of good women lose their husbands
+ their
very few people believe that they really to be
widows Are any eered atthan widows?
Bands Then viz Should sympathize viii, claudinc
about the loss Of lover? 8 s#
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paucity OF precise data. is in general
exceedingly unsatisfactory, this is
especially true OF the Pacific Ocean,
rapidly developing IN great CONNER
cial Importance Except for data from
occasional expeditions and such as
we're acquired in wooden vessels lorss
time ago, the present magnetic charts
used by the navigator over this re-
gion depend largely upon the observa-
tions on islands and along the coasts.
Such land observations. however, are
rarely representative OF the true val
ues, because Of prevalent local dis
turbances.
While Il is not anticipated that any
marked Irregularities in the distribu
ton Of the earth1 magnetism will
manifest themselves over the deer
waters Of the Pacific it may be con
hdently expected that in the neighbor
hood of the islands and along the
coasts. distortions and irregularities
will reveal themselves
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SCIENTISTSARE DEEPLY
INTERESTED IN PRO
POSED EXPEDITION
EARTH'S MAGNETIC FORCES
And Distribution Over Deep
Waters the Object.
CBy Associated Press.A

San Diego, Cal, Feb. 9.--scient.sts
are deeply Ill crested in the expedition
about to leave here, under the direc-
ton OF the Carnegie institution, to
make magnetic survey of the North
Pacific ocean. The cruise which is
to be made in a comparatively small
sailing vet 81. will Include complete
circuit Of that great body OF water
aud journey Of 10000 miles win have
been made when the ship returns to
the United States.
From San Diego the vessel Is to sail
along the west coast CT South America
to Tanning Island; thence to the
Samoan, Fiji and Marshall Islands,
Guam and in the neighborhood of the
Philippines. From there she win go
INTO Chinese and Japanese waters,
touching at Yokohama and Toxic.
Continuing her journey north, she will
go along the coast Of Siberia. and stop
at the Aleutian islands, after which
Alaskan waters will be entered a visit
being made to Sitka.
The primary purpose Of the cruise
is to make a thorough magnetic sur
vey OF the North Pacific. While the
state Of existing knowledge Of the dis
tribution Of the earth's magnetic forces
over oceanic areas, owing to the
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DIED SUDDENLY
OF HEART DISEASE.

How Frequently docs a head line siini-
Jar TO TIE above greet Us IN the ncws-
papers. z hc rush. push and strenlions-
ness OF q r American people has q strong
toudcn % lead iip % talvulfr aud C--or
Affections Of the heart attended by ~
regular action. Utipitatiun, dizziness,
smctheroi sensations aud other distress
Three Of the prominent ingredients Of
which Dr pieyce's Golden Mrdlcal Dis
coyerv Is mauc are recommended By some
OF the leading writer's en- NucfW Ntdiet
fDv tho cure OF Just such ca9es. Golden
Seal root. for instance. Is said hy tho
UNITED STATES DiepnNsArOnY, q stauC-
ard authority. vtO mpart tone and In
creased p1wcr to the hearts action
Numerous other leading authorities rcp-
resent Golden Seal as an unsurpassed
tonic for the muscular system iu general,
and as the heart IS almost wholly COM
posed Of muscular tissue, u naturally
follows that u must be greatly strength
ened by this superb general tonic But
probably the most important ingredient
Of Golden Medical Discovery so far
as its marvplCfS cures OF Vaiyuar and
other ailectiogs OF the heart are con-
cernod Is Stone root. on Cgitinsopi1 Cam,
Prof Nm. painc. author Of Paine's
Epitomy of Medicine. says OF IL:
~. not long since, had patient who was
so much oppressed with valvular disease OF
the heart that his friends were Obliged 70
carry him upstairs. ite. however, Eia3dualis v
recovered under the influence OF COllinsouin
(medicinal principle extracted flom Stone
iuOtl. altd n now attending 60 tis business
Heretofore physicians know OF no romcdy
for the removal ~ SO distressing and 40 dau-
eerobs o. malaly. With them IL was all
guess work. ami Il fearfully warned the
afflicted that death was near at hand. Col
linsonin unuucstionahly affords relief Ia
such cases. and In most Instances effects a
cure"
Stone root Is also recommended by Drs.
Hale and Ellingwood, Of Chicago, Tor
valvular and other diseases of the heart.
The latter says. sit Is q heart tonic OF
direct and permanent influence
rGolden Medical Discovery" not only
cures serious heart affections. but Is a
most efficient general tonic and inyigor-
ator, strengthening the stomach, invig-
Grating the liver, regulating the bowels
and curing catarrha, affections IN all
parts OF the system.
DIR. Picrce's Pellets cure Constipation.
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THE klNo CAN DO NO WRONG"

Editor Leadr: The potent reason has
Just come TO the surface why "Bill' Fos-
sett was no; reappointed as United
States marshal for Oklahoma. BE II
remembered that the aforesaid william
had been ono OF the delegates which
had aided In renominating "Teidy the
Great" or rather (FIRST); that later
he was one Of the chosen few selected 10
give or convey the formal notification
TO the president elect: to this may be
added that william. likc unto his chief.
desired a reaoooiltment ns the latter
did a rcnonipat,on. ana forthwith pre-
sentcd himself. asking st.. backed as he
WIS by "a splendid record, together with
that "wcll done" going W. from every
quarter of the territory n he behalf.
al OF whseh found no favor IN Teddy 4
eye Wininm had grossly touched Z g
pique Of the president hy simply but
ting in True ryNiam thought he WAS
adding honor 20 the occasion. but alas,
Teddy took exception. and uen ana
fhcro. il Is said, al the behest OF MS
Texas friend. nome his friends pro-
tego. John Abcrna,ny for the marshal
ship or oklahoma. Il was to rehuke
william FOR h,s presumptiousness. Alack
the DAY tliat Mr.. Miller and William
butted "a az the WOLF hunt at the pas
ufo -oseyvc.
a srBscRIBER
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SELECT HIGH GRADE BERRY
PLANTS.


PHENOMENAL BERRY. great money
maker: as high as sl4o0 has been realized
from single acre here the past season.
Fruit Of enormous size. varying from ono
to two inches in length; a brilliant rose
RED color, deliciously favored, exceeding
ly productive, very firm and a great
shipper. Price per 10, 800; per loe,
$3.50; per 1000. S45.e9.
NEW MAMMOTH BLACKBERRY.
tween the California wild dewberry and
the Crandall blackberry It is the very
largest berry fruit OF anything known in
the world today The fruit averages
from two TO three inches in length and
Is produced in the greatest abundance.
The highest Favored and most delicious
of all siaelsberries. They fpen three
weeks before any dewberry or black
berry. A great shipper and money maxi
er. s1.oO per 10. $500 per hundred. 5000
per 1000.
LOGAN BERRY, a famous berry. be-
ing now widely planted all over the
country. Fruit very large and hand
some dark red color: exceedingly pro-
flavor Ono OF the best canning berries
known. 90 cents per 10. $3.50 per hun
dred. $500 per lsoo
HIkALAYAN GIANT BLACK
BERRY. win yield l00 quarts Of fruit
to a plant during a season. Berries rip
en- in July and August. They are nearly
an inoh in diameter. jet black eols-,
round and OF exquisite favor Si.eO pei
10. $500 per leO. ,Ssss per 1oss
NEW GOLDEN BLACKBERR. fruit
a glowing golden yellow. intensely high
large as the Early Harvest blackberry
IS cents each, Sa.vt per 10. ,1sse pei
100.
MATCHLEss BLACKBERRY, one q
the finest navored, and most prsductiv,
of all upright growing blackberries
s1.0s per 10. ,T.se per 1eo
ROGERS EARLY DHwBERRY. earli-
est OF all dewberries, large, very ara
great shipper. So cents per 10. s.St PEI
10O $4,000 per 1eoe.
AAYEs HYBRID DEwSERRE. th'
largest and best dewberry in the wsrld
Ripens ten days after Rogers Early. {
great shipper. berries jet black and .
the highest flavor; enormously produc
tive. SO cents per 10. s2.TS per 100. $3.50
per 1000
MEXICAN, best for all purpose straw
berry on earth; the largest strawberr,
known, and one Of the most deliciousl.
favored; gives three crops year. vii
succeed anywhere. 25 cents per 10. S1.0
| Der 100 S5 90 Der 1O0O An nlanfa an
shipped prepaid at above prices,
S. l.. WATKINS.
Grizzly Flats. California
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At all times Cough syrups bind the
bowels. This Is wrong A new idea
was advanced two years ago In Ken
nedy's Laxative Honey and Tar This
remedy acts on the mucous membranes
OF tho throat and lungs and loosens the
bowels at the same time. 1t expels all
cold from the system. 1t clears the
throat, strengthens tho mucous mem
branes. relieves coughs, colds. creup,
whooping cough. etc. Sold by c. r.
Renfro.
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TOMORROW IN HISTORY
February II.

O f45i--Amurath H., Emperor OF @
O the Ottomans, died. 9
O i5O3-James Tyrrel executed on c
@ the charge OF numbering Ed c
Q ward V. G
o Bernard de Fontenelle c
O born. G
C 1735-Daniel Boone born Died c
@ Sept. 26. 1920 c
o i779--Admiral Kneppel acquitted c
s. by court martial. c
g lTG5-King George ILL.,, received c
q Peruqnier's petition. {
@ Treaty OF peace reached c
c New York In loop OF war c
@ Favorite c
9 1928 De witt Clinton died. Born c
@ March 2, 1863. c
G Chief Justice Melville W c
@ Fuller born at Augusta, Me. c
o ls47- United States congress au- c
@ thorlzed additional regi- c
@ ments for regular army. c
o lS5G-Carollne Lee Heutz, novel {
@ ist died G
% 1885, President Pierce warned c
@ an persons against uulawml c
@ combination in Kansas. C
c 1862 Elizabeth city n. c, oc- c
@ cupied by federal troops c
o 1862 Steamboat Nellie Stevens c
g burned on Red river; 90 c
g lives lost c
10 1873 Abdication Of King hr1a- c
% deus Of Spain; republic c
% proclaimed c
o 1875 Gideon Welles died. c
& Cardinal MoCabe died ia C
q Dublin c
o Veto Of the dependent pen c
@ sion bill c
o Iss9-A constitution n for the em- c
O pire OF Japan proclaimed. c
G 1891 Port Oxford. Ore. selected c
o as site for dry dock on the c
q Pacific coast c
o 1892 United States millers con c
o tribute 4,50OOOo poands Of C
o -four to relieve starving peas c
Q ants OF Russia. c
. 1886 French Line steamship La c
o Gascogne. eight days over c
o due from broken machinery c
e reached New York {
o c
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(First Published in Leader February
5. 1906.)
Notice Of Application for Llquer License.
Territory OF Oklahoma, Logan County.
S.
Notice Is hereby given that j. P. Mar
tin has this day filed in the once OF the
County Clerk, in and for said County,
his petition. asking that a license be
granted him to sell at retail malt.
spirtuous and vinous liquors on Lot No.
1. Block No. 25. Town Of Orlando In said
County and Territory.
II no protest be filed on or before
February Is. 1906. his petition win be
granted ana license issued
Witness my hand and the seal of said
County hereto affixed this ard day
OF February, 1906.
(sHAL) N. E. Trap,
County Clerk,
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LINcoLN,s azrA BIRTHDAY.


New York, Feb. 10--Adv.ces rec
ed at the headquarters Of the AM
can Missionary association in this 6
Indicate that there win be gene
response among the CHURCHES toa
row to the associations appeal TO b.
special services in recognition Of @
97th hirthlay Of Abraham Inc
The appeal was iasuef especially
Congregational churches, but
Methodists and other denominatic'
win also unite in observing the asi
versary.
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THIS DATE ~ HISTORY


g February 10 o
Q i5se--John s. Darautl first presi- @
@ dent Of parliament Of Tou. 9
@ louse, Killed G
o 1865 Passage OF Charles X, over c
. the great belt O
G l667--Attack on Lancaster Mass. @
% by Indians. O
g 1865 Resoa Dc Monissqaicu G
% ded @
O l766-nr 3. S Barton died Born Q
@ Dec 49, Ills. @
o 1898 Occupation Of Rome by the @
C French. O
@ 1904 Charles Nv. renowned his G
% protest against alienation By Q
% France Of Louisiana. O
G 1907 British House or Lords c
10 abolished slave trade @
% 1908 Russia declares war Q
10 against Sweden .
@ 1899 Pope Leo XII died @
9 1S40- Marriage Of Queen Victoria G
20 and Albert Of saxe-Coburs Q
G 1852 Gold medal presented to Q
10 Henry Clay by Kew York Q
@ friends @
G iS54--C General Herrera, ex.presi- o
G dent OF Mexico, died. Born G
c 1892. @
@ 1865 United States Senator @
G James Guthrie Of Kentucky. @
Q resigned @
@ 1872 Reform charter introduced @
o into the New York legisla G
9 turc. c
@ iS74--invasion OF bilbao by the g
@ Cariists @
o 1885 Martial law proclaimed in c
o Panama.
o 1ss7--Mrs Henry Wood, English
10 novelist, died. c
G Legislatures Of Western
10 states Investigated dressed {
10 beef trust
Q lS90-President Harrison signed {
10 proclamation opening the
10 Sioux reservation.
O 1s92--France, Italy and Sweden
o chosen as Behring Sea arbi-
Q traitors
@ 1881 Henry c. De Mile died.
O 1895 State printing house burn
Q cd at harrisburg. Pa
c 1897 Mckinley aad Hobart for
O mally elected by electoral
@ college.
@ 1898 Nine. Candelario, last sur
O vivor Of the massacre Of Che
C Alamo In 1886. died
G 1s90-Great blizzard In Balu-
C more.
@ Executive mansion at
O Frankfort, Ky, burned.
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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-02-10

They never gripe or sicken, but cleanse
ana strengthen the stomach. liver and
bowels This Is the universal verdict
OF the many thousands who use De-
Wits Litde Early Risers These
famous little pills relieve headache, oon-
siipaiion biuousuesg, launGice, torpid
liver. saliow complexion. etc, Try Eittlc
Early Risera G.. h. Rcnfro
WALL PAPER At RENFRo's.