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Avoidalumanda alum phos- iphate baking powders. The label law requires that all the ingredients be named on the labels. Look out for the alum compounds.
 NOTE.- Safety lies in buying only
 Royal Baking Powder, which is a
 pure, cream of tartar baking powder,
 and the best that can be made.
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ADULT GLASS, CHURCH OF RE-
 DnTA6up

ADULT GLASS, CHURCH OF RE-
 DEEMER.
 On this occasion the exercises will be conducted by those attended the class, Subject will be the international ser- les, and opening of the winter series Ladies and gentlemen of all denomi- nations are cordially invited to attend. The occasion will be made interesting AN DVENTNG WITH DUDLEY
 BURKE.
 The regular quartette of Davenport church will give a sacred concert next
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EPwoRTH M. E. CHTTRcH

" Al A'Af 4Ss NaAAOANAE1s Holy communion at 10:30, with re- baptism. The pastor. Rev. William Giffin, will preach in the evening on 'Iife at Its Best"
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Weitsra WarBlano Giicnbabn.
ENnITh.

Frat IN crait nm IL. Sftuter 1905.
S;,GP b~erlaiien tntensStatiuR. me 'uigt:
40 l~iorgeus - Ghrell3u9, SoIp. .irie, 90.
gerstoioft. &annesbOro. Y. Il ". sp. un6
ben Siloen. mo niiSg. GurniGg Y. ". ". r.,
SnIcod. Gbantber5Glr1. Watt;nsbur9 rio
Windeiier.
ills NJenos- Mffpm. mad lnicnsVrtSge.
Sdattd), nusgensmmen 2,nniaaS.
700 V~toroer5-YmI, y \ &. SIP. Ino Suur,i
qitie tNIidb bon SnprV.8rope, Carlisle uno
q. Il s.. X ".
SO no .aeis-SnuptIlnie, Saaerelawn, 9dn'
tod, 25ippensbrrC, 5re6erid, g.nmiisbura
mo y. & 70. RD. bis clifton.
~ierfcits GmorD @ropc. fnpie Sarober mn
t0lh w9oreens -sIffom. mad llniousgribge.
so Hubm.-Niioit. indh StnorU @rope.
3.15 giabm.-N!iom Ga6 GTorb SruDe, y. &
q. 9ib.. fc,pie Jc.f.
+I10 Tad,n.-9Iprcp uadt yurf, Sanupfr uuD
@ettp stnrs. t9sriur.6ar.)
4.15 yiabmL--g Ilum. mad, uliondprioge.
300 Nntm.-Grpreb t5 9.Onoon, Wrfimir'
tier. l.truit Nribge UNI bG1I Gfiom. nab
Sa0crStoipn uto Sdncod, fpuie 5reberid.
GmmittSbura uno Sbippensbur9 tFurlor'
5.25 Ta6m.-Mfom. nan Sampftccs.
G.i5 gtbeHoS-Nilom. nnh Linton Y'riose.
$50 9(brnoS-lftonr. mad GmorD 8roOe.
Rnr sonntaas.
$50 Worgen5-Niiom. mad Union Brioee Il.
SanUOer.
go ga6m.-9Ulom nab Union yrtooe.
4.30 gGbm.-Mifum. nnh Sampiisao.
SaIien MD an Eenna .ssioe. sStdtiou.
@iGets uno @epdds Sire1u: 9ir. 20. &eii'
galtinioresStrabe
8iGe bnlien an Unions, genra .sgbe.s, slI,
ton niio WaIbroo.s (giortb.2tpermes) Giniloii.
q. w 6emsn. ~ & W
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oloerlpcillgc Siicrtcn orjitncbnlcn.
Sic bIeien %erci1cn jllgcItcIltcn Gon-
trait Nprmuulorc lontcn ocaluc9cn
lmper5ilNlid) ollaqciiint mo retollr.
llirt lucrbcll.
Nlp St00tc Ercia t. &loliC lit cine
Silitc bes rilhmlid)it bCfonntcn Cont
poliitcu &oicpbNopou bcitinnlt nor
NCn.
sir Die GerciniginGcn }. alnli2
miro oemndd)It ebcnioQa Gin gecignc
fer Ercis ieitgcitcllt lucrocn. Giner
9unocSbeltimnung gcn>Gb ioa be.
fonntlld iiir Die lcBtcrc fem Bitter.
Ercis ailf0citcllt mcr0cn.
Gum Sdlub ipridt bic IcItbehor
DC ocn @lnlif lu1b bic @oiinung aus,
bob lid bic @erciue bea NorOoitlid)cn
SGngerbrnoeS nid)t MIR 3nblreid) ont
Sdn0crfe't, iouocrn ollf, an Ereia.
lingcn hethciligcn iucroen uno
prompt ibre Innlelourgen c%inlenoel,
ioicrn lie Dies itidt bercita 9ctbor ba
her.
ST., Nugnit Gbmlin9 un6
Satin be hecrt t. - Sic 9r.
geitenten bon Gbmlin9'a MuiitGalie
toben @rrL Gbmling 81 Neuinhr nit
eirem iilbernen Serpicc bon .orCi
StiidcnL llno ieire @ottin nit cillcl,
5cilettcn Serpice mno elmer jopanI
,hcn &aie beid)cnft. Sic rcpand,lr-
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Gbcinprafc SnnpfcrsGompaGuic.


NVCluVFNtCHE lHS'
GiCnautc Faildpiers D.. 9Hnpler .glIgultu' uno
.Sltlnilu" rad
CD Gptnt Comfort unD Worfuii, Ia.
GnHlpfcr ~OCrld>iell Baltimore tialtd tniisnc
nonlICl SoiltlG@I nm ESQ NbernS mo Tom
MEN IN Zio Futut Comfort I'm Il llbr WiorQcIro
ulb IN gioriuif nm T,ih 1~turGclS an. unfdlic
GCrto an Die NiirutNbr3:ipc ll0O 1lel glntlcu
hCS SuoCllG lIio Gnulpeliere.
Uurt'Jiiucr 4tuir.
Glccnntc 9aiin0tcr TnInpttr 4 .BurlOiic" mn
baltimore"
nan Wcitl Fciut muo hidlmouo, ea.
Sampler ~neridiiei baltimore SlculiuN. Sutir
nctllGp mo GanlitaO nm , llbr Hiu6ntiiianS
uuh iunltcl IN Ncit Ruint nm 7."0 mo IN
Rifmuno uh 0.gi DtOrQcIiS an.
SnulpiPr icdcr IN IS nueeiier I'nint. 6luUs
Nunf ltno NilulUnb'S gScCitc IN beiocu Jiibiiln
lCiI thCi qiirfiigtm WciiCrj an.
Tanipfcr ~periniicr Baltimore pom Vicr III. is
uuo 80, Sisbtitr1feu stetftr.
Clrd1s Nttctc nab allen IllniielI tUrllett aes
flhert. @eptd dulaeNchCr ltllb NGiiiicn6lmflcr
I'M g'Drnu9 ~rcferOtri lperoer IN ocH bieiiAelr
Nilci Biircnur; Gr, no, Eh,Nul.iwGrc strahe,
u. n. Nnbiuu. glgcnt. pr. ~, Et.snaimort.
Strnfr, uher bcl @ntpi Nitcnur: Nr, go,
giant 5traIe, @aitimotc. Wo.
Jicu6ei Huittr. q. I. Gbi4nt.
Sen. observation-disclosures. NCi fPn'iaQicr-NuCut.
Z. y. @ieHounel, @idfs Sen sFui Slgeut.
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Ten iid) Oo0urdL 0ob lie Elm 6clteiicn
Aa6clt, an Incident rol1cn0c WGlt!
Shcil uahnlCn: Nr. mo Grou Con.
Niucr, Nr. INTO 6rou Nobcrt Mun
oolt, Grl2. @uiiic "a @euc Mo0qic
Nomor0, Gliic Storr, Moq0ic Ecn-
mon Meto :. Gobiu, Ncllc S'Ion
Wiottic AiDtorL %ij5ie GbmlinN 500
Carroll, Die $50. @n.0ii1clmcDcr .,
Moorcbco0, Gopc NnnnL $. EoIm
&inoorc eSor, @c1rp 9ieit5pf, Irtbur
MijGcr, Nroit @opralcf, @cor1Sow.
mnlL %omc9 NCufirf, GmorDNomCn.
9Sm. G'9ricL Gbns. Gbullilq, 9fili
iell So9c. Soon McGualin MorMit
def unO &ohn Gbonloa.
Ser icbcn Il briQc&ricN
2u Gn0c. - @cNcn oIl9cbIid)erlln
trclc icincr Sruu, GHnlo G.Girlpol,
rcidtc Acitcrn ISM. $. 2irpon in
@~rcisGcrid)t Mr.. > cine alolc olli ob
Iollltc SdlGSoiiHg cl1. Goa Ennr per
bcirotbetc lidl im Slili 1899.
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Yenuiblbania,Ba9
Mad, bonn @eiten nnO morOen.

CCttuHt NuluCttH StatIuH, uIr 'ulVI.
$50 Born. tllntn1 StdltUt $50 Born. J,
%iliS6urR Grpreb mo Chicago Spectni.
IA WnrTt. CLINTON Siatioi ii.jj &urntl.
Nuupt9itie GrprcR.
mo olhe BenniUlunniu" Eitrticn, llab Gbt-
cdNo Gtncjulali ulo q. Guli9.
loo NafnT. tuull lniultStuitoH). rVeHHifla
onntn S%pccial," II stnnoen nan 6bieaau.
fi5i Nndlnr. tuoIl ltHinrs Siutiou), G6tCugo
imo q. Yuuio Grprcf.
200 Nbcno0 tUou Union S%tntior).. G6fcngu
H.miifn.
'S,3O NbcnOa COCA Union statton), Ct eouis
'855 NOcuoS Cuor Union stotion}. ggcftcrn
Grprcb ma GicpcImto mo Cincinnati @r'
iii Nahis ulnlon Citation 1855 EahtS).
RItiaburn SpcCtuI.
ii4l NadltS Uluion stotion 1855 @o6tS).
b NFurtliC UrurCn.
TAO W'pracuS Otiions Slation I.4l Moraeusj,
tiQliD. nuul God Nahclt.
1915 Born. CLINTON Sutton 500 &orm), tiGs
li6 uuh RnituIo tpia emporium 1ltciiuHJ,
Nrtc. uno lSuHcntONe. nab &otheiler.
ia Vurm. ttnlon Etntor ii5j Eornt),
2&nhertdUc. uuJ5 Ncuoup rlo Glmirn.
-, Mndlm, tnGlih tour Union St1tiorD, nab
$40 NpenOo, tdaDi& ooon uutou.c lationJ, mao
Ruiinl0.
S.55 NOcuOs, tdarlA oOou ttuiou 2rutjon), uG6
Nod qNHapoits. vi. oOI &orm.. 4O5. 487
gtd6mttt0N5 an |SodcntaGcn. GomrtG0s, 9.0i
liurnl, HOO WbcnoS.
Non lluiuu. etatiBu.
9tah &bilooctyhia uuo Yru,Ourt.
'5.O] NdtIni. nSunnrrlNnnai Strti:co," tioltdb.
rtr Ylcms!lorf; las. 1.51. tO.o2 t'll.05 nlr
gicut9urr 9l6clbS, #t2.05. fli0. 400.
40. a5.4l. $50. 1925 Nbcuos. &Odheuiagr.
SunutGne, LIS, fl0.d2 &Orrt.. *l205. t.0G.
rt0o, 49o. t5l1, 80. 1925 NbcnoS.
gi1r rnrh RBlluoClpDtu 40. G3l. $40. go.
lt00 &urul., los. 3.0i, 45I. 1885 NM
Gas Nhcilo2, NuhCuiuQC. SuuuiuGe. G.36.
I.51 NhCnoo, 3Oi, AZ. fG35. G,l5 Abo9.
Na,h Cotton. sac @urrt. &otheninlc; *G.35
NOCuos. lioIih.
GGdl SflnlaC mo hnuViiihiidc1 5lpiihcnptlnfs
ten AT Der GClnmnrczS iptliulI. Ga. 7.6l
WiprNcn2, $50. i.67 Ginrbnr, @obcuinle.
40 IHeno@ tdNItd.
WniJi1Qtou Srprc6, 2.2G. II. GIG. 7.25, 7.3G,
1.d3. S45. gi9. 1854 Norm, l2.u5. 12.4s..
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MatNInno & Ecnniylpania u. Il.

Slice b~ctIaiien 9;nrth Niue II. Sdf'Str., Sinticu:
7jG Norm. ndd Jorf tGa't0. dnS0enpmmen
Sc"u!un@.
$40 Soru. nah Srlid MIR Gouutaas.
$50 Norm. nab 2'elair t1gliM. ausseicinnItu
SdnHtn0s.
9 - 9'Gbm. nab Ynrf iiCIib. nuslcupmTeu
EulriUue.
a0T ~nthW uudh TrliO MR. cunnilGS.
I.2p giG,hnt. uab Celia iigiitG, duS9crduiiHei
CnItttndo.
600 abeubS nah Veiatr ti9lid,. ausaenum.
men SuIUtta0S z
If 90 elbsuoS nab Qelnir nnr Corniaas.
tIAb Nhcloe nGb Nelair Mittpots uuo Sam.
liag5.
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,> 9r. Ybuips
la i ar5:!ides
I- Snfitnt,
Mr. 1I37. SIT Strait -Ctrniir

Spedtnlihfn thr aebrtnr 7fnnfbetfts pon DinH'
urn NIB StaBfa.
Itr beiIsn aron,pfGtr rhrhhe ubr. fhmera.
tufte Operation. &tctptcn. BlutbereiltIna NIB
SbpbiIls In alien GiunieL s,erluii Der Mnnn,
barrett unb Hem iuaeioseue nranfbe..en. Cine
tafhe. oa'ei',ae SeiInng miro anran''u. HIT
fere oefis eiarfebIuna 6efiebt BARN. bab midi
elm Gent Dor e~rioI2tsr Srilung Al b,8abIeu IL.
IS !oi!et sic gi6is. IN nnferem Plrean Dor,
mfpreden unb cine prIoate 9onfultatior nit
uirs ~ baben. Ron 10 lbr sormiitoos bis 10
ubt Hbcnbs %ps5ftuei. e5hteibt. menn Sbr uidi
fommen fruuu
Yr,aat.gGartr; simmer fir Tamrn.
Trnio.eiB. nne Hniamnsfart ssaaesWS lab.
ret M nHfersf 1bhif uorbsi.
eahweh.Sdr y"pb. ut Vram,sr1ss
tNiaiis 2&G.i9
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Baltimore Tnmpf Eafct Sc.
(Nite unb Suprrlniiist Yai, 9inie.)
N''t. NV 1HV' VuiStHltl
Sic Yer. Stadten Bot hefnroertb.
Tampfcr rViralnia" (neu), ,Nlabamu, :

S' ~. Slhht' Nhlt Nt'hlhNAilus
Snmpfcr pVirainia" (neu), ,Niabama,"
rGeurcin," ,,Seuntitcc." q
Sampler tabrcll iHBlib, GpnuiagS .ulS9enums
nlcl bon orn "N'ni sIiur- "4icrS, gtr. i0-19,
gigbtsGirabc, $50 @beuoa. oir,It na6 80
Entni Comfort, glorpli, 4IortsmOuib mlo uuIen
gn1Iicl bco Gioeuc. s'erbtnbuu1 In Olo
@oint Comfort nit IS. & .. GifcubNOn." Nud
ailsnloIo. &crhinnlnlg IN Portsmouth, nit benz
.SraHoGre Tif pine" tYliosa Pig Ron, Sorts.
nit Der ~%gliIuniic Gooii Cine" giorfplr ulc
Carolina. %9iurioIf nro fiihIit, YIorfolf mo
iuciilid unh 80 NnnIiriou Zine" nab @eius
bern 9SofbinGloli, re, @I&monb, IA, unto
MCo 9lDrf. .,.. .,. g.. ,.,.. ,.gl
W,aGl5ciirm ttd,6 eurrcpdtfttm RInrtc. enrh
riU'e NniiiiFit5imnCr e~leftriiCbe ytIClidhiuitl
gnmpt6ci5nnh Noicn irci. @cfcyoirtc auilitns
simmer in ben @iuCi Yiircaur Der oVnh Glue"
vi, t01 CitsN0liiuurct . trdbe, 9tr, 100 utN
Dos. Etnbt SirHbe. z. ". g. Gltlcc, Eiouits9ic
WnItiuforc, mn GGlbcrt . Sirabc, Gouiitentni
lrrit Vttilotng mo NlbuiGbs, ytr. 100, giGros
Gbur!Hoftrafe.
,Subu u. ebrrpoub. 6. grown,
@Icc Frii. H. Sen MGnuBcr. Eci.sEni sslaent
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McrdauiS' & WimrrS' SrnnSpur
iotion Gumpam.

Nnh S'GftnH mn oeH CiiCn: ichcE WlOntnn.
NicmiGa. GUnn'ri!ng mo GdmiinB. Nbenb5
q l,hr.
gu0 Frppiovno uni Dem Often: ieocn Gonu'
lnN, Niiinuub unc 5rciina. EbenoS q llbr.
gtn6 yiclupurtsYicluc Elo 9iOrinlt: ii9Iib NM
G llbr 2t1elo5
6ruht mirb td0Iid biS = llbr NteuoS fit an
ocr Sune uuidVtenoe Sampler angcuOmnlen.
gtub Gduonnnb mo oerl Git0cl; ic0cn Sierl'
nav. Eurr"rflaA NH Gumiiua. 9lhenhs g llbr.
Woiiuust ruo 9irorioeues Sampler in6rer bon
DER GSertte ain Sube bcS pon0 ODDS ub. Ga
runmb NdmrtCr bon Der gSerIte an SnGe Der
2Stli sails 9pcllltc.
Is. ". WintugGdm, Ngent,
YOugsDud.
NJ. u. Turner, W.9. .Natnt.
n. Z. EtrbDine, @cn .YJiaH.
SNur.tireau - SEouiftEde Wermau NIB
9i0bt SirnRe. . Nt3,G&S-)
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Htasiirt 1896.
wilbclmn -. Mcimbarot,

" F'TUf
Tc,u WOrf claltiid)c TrnhbGnocr,
obuc Scocr.
ioiileu Iaa inlo Nncbt geirl1en 'uproeR.
Mid !SartsHnmmi.WGuOcr,
pcthe uic ruien, iribit hri'm yaneu uiht.
Sietelhen iil0 0cti alien Ner8ten
btitenS ClIrfntncr.
9r oeritrtiat dni NtlleItiug. mte nui Eager:
gmuficrhdnaer uuter.eibsbinoeu.
Weidle uno SnlStiiicnsS rutbnnocr,
~ nrruiairi. haB teile AecUritl alitncii Ueitens
3~uiriebct Gticlt iirb.
sme girithbdnocr. VdHodgru mo Sriiru'
mente peroen Gnroniiri. cnB ie ruiien. uno
ant's SdIl6crite lio teite ungeicritai.
Hir Inmm fun Simmer
inter @ufiidt bon WiGo. Aeitbaroi o0r6an0en.
W,o. Telepbon: 9nurilanb 1914.
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WcIbIcnbmnacn uadJ IentidInno une
..t43 EcStrctdI

AZ "a Gents pro Start uao 20R
GentS pro Grnne. Borto 'erirG
@ediel miSaelteIlt nuf dIe 3heite
scr @clt. Gbco. s.. Sicnrr & &c..
ia Sit.2elinDtOn.S Ctr. 3immer Nr
3. $50
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]. +. Terh. Dahn,

Militdr. unb yugen:W aarcm.
3laagen uub yanuer AMI yeiiennne.
Wstalipaaren.
Ulcliina, SUPER. Nron8e nno Heuitlber IN
11feIu ino Grabt.
III. @ nnb &. 81. Fanf' strabr. Baltimore. 0o
seioe Telephone. tSiIi26. I&S..)
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Sin idlDncs rnb niitlidlcs Bcihcnt
fir NnacgGrigc If imncr cine lcbens,
grOlc EbptoGrapb;r oocr cine flint.
leriidJ Collrnortc Gopie clues alitn
Siloes in Grmun, @niicriarbc, Gel
obcr Eaitell. Tic idlGMittn Aabinci,
bilbcr MIR ST pro Sntcno.
SnlinS Nc6bel, Ocutid,cr T~botogrnpb
81 -Way.S trnlc.
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NuuoprlIo. MI. RobnI Citation. !7tO mnh
SD Sotm AIS mo l5.55 Nd6n. 6nHoeit.
GiaiiolL u 20 mo ?90 90 Born, li205 N2it'
ianS, 800, 1886 Nablt.. GOO llbr Sbcroe
StroetlH. Nh, Mrudl@iu!l1n. oisto nno Lsso
Farm e. g. J SGITofn;THigl'Gm9 = 3- ;,,,o fao g, rs %o x nH'
!Ninheter, !Wlt. 8opei'Siniion. no ssc,ln.
uno PAS Jludn. gGlnOet Station. II. 20 Burm..
SO Saa rs aa.' vi .i''p R1osisol-etottcu, 1915 ssr.
1870 gia1m. SlmotnsSiaiion. 500 Boru..
,7' Ss.''" %aS Fb.i sg' & g'i "'r ns s'" sBc: sS
g|GAm $3.50 una lid qOenos.
ss.,is n wsr; ,I SGm"e r. ss'S 1Sn,, l 9ia,io S'tg'
,.HoUoi gIne einic" nacb gbiIaoeipbia II. R,w.
Derf. s..nsr S%erutnal tGnopnutl an 90.
ctraf", HeW.glori, Seanem aeltaen 5ng 1T.
rtt1nns brS Votel'. Tbsnier. uno snosn.St'
Senia. gcrl samn.n scrl ,wt. sYpa,
f T1'ipr'i Il. gStpetic. iSsaHiI.. 77.G5f5 !. u. SOC 800 i. q
yiiitei BGrIrr. mIsG 90. 2 so 2. 9.5t8
FE% %FiST. B Bi";f. %1ss a. g. Is. f.55 1. s. Gpsssss.s
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33iptsetft s% .lBGaaon ms''.' 'a1 H%''G 5'is s: X, ! a'5s ~ s"'
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&% SGs 3 dI1iI, ~. 1Sg' 9-@N' soS1 :
2~h'ntmafnon. ..Idal. II 50 90. i2i+ ~.
Ter, iafaIc. GtlanuaqGon nata s'etp port II i'm
M. Rorntf pabnDoI mn 1858 Hbrnbs inr Gni'
~ ndt1 at,antirsSit an WrHrninseu. "
nud AiiaHIit.Gt.u taIlidi
Nie Siiae hnlten III 25timiuatpa. ~ bdit 10
Sbtiirr. 0I.
Serl. 1uiHo.u Rerl. 9Pi Robal
Ih'in. Wffpil. ulr 90. kHh $40 D.
Vpilu Ntfum. mC 90. SI5S S203
Wlethceu M. cur CT ION nSR
gbiln M. Guso. 2 2e0R. 22ba.
9jbi.n G.0reb, diiSI. z 500 u. sos ".
%3.GcrDeen 81. uE5s. 2 60 VI. 6.tb H..
~ Ia. T'rn. MIR 90. $40 n. 6IbE Y.
9Uiln. Grprsb. IigI 900 eos ".
Rtuet tiiteeuI. GurnpettsG6e eborIes. unt
enrnto0dssircbe %. 0l. Is. g.dsebdmbe). 4..
b26 Gih trnGttpun. WPt. Npbul'Sintion ob-r
&nmaeusS tniipn.
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q. IA. FaTst. 6sn. .4INN. ,Nosni
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Nms Der Sanaericititaot.

Tic Scitbeboroc crlGBt Gin Nnlto'
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Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1906-08-23
Taken Up.

One bald-faced pony, with sucking
colt, one white foot, branded NJ "A on
right hip and HO, connected, on; right
shoulder, with II W brand on left thigh.
Also bald-faced yearling with both,
hind feet white. Also one brown stal, /
lion, three years old, left hind foot
white, with brand. One black two: years
old, branded MY on left shoulder.
Also one roam mare with bay colt
Also one yearling, roam. Also one
three year old, bay. Also one roam
mare with star in face and hind
foot white, about three years old.
Owner may have above by paying
cost Of this notice and charges
James Hunsley. 4
Twelve miles northeast of Pierre in the
southeast corner of Byron township,
section "a. Pierre, S. ID.
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1906-08-23
g The Kilties Are Coming y

This world famous Scotch concert
band, now touring the United States
will be the leading musical feature at
Mitcheil's Annual Corn Palace and
Harvest Festival, during the week of
September "a to 80, inclusive This su.
perb musicaforganization OF sixty pieces
has but recently come to America from
a very successful European tour, during
the course of which they played by
royal command, before King Edward at
Balmoral Castle and Sandringham, and
their engagement will without doubt
be the musical event of the season in.
South Dakota The band will give two
specially arranged concert programs
daily in the magnificent new Corn
Palace which has seating capacity of
5000
The new Corn Palace itself will, of
course, be the most attractive feature
Of the exposition. The Palace this year
is larger and more elaborate than ever
before, and the: decorations in corn.
grains, grasses, and fruits promise to
surpass in harmonious effect and orig;
inality of design, anything ever before
attempted in this line.
Over twenty Of the most progressive
5cDunties of the. state have, at this early
date, secured space. for the placing of
their varied agricultural products and
resources, The bonntious crops through.
out the state, which are now ready for
the harvest, make possible the greatest
agricultural exposition ever held in the
northwest, and the energy ana enter
prise of the people of Mitchell will
transform this possibility into an acis
complished fact.
Many other attractions besides the
celebrated "Kilties' band have been, en-.
gagged for the entertainment of the large
crowds which will visit Mitchell during
Cora Palace week.
Burt Murphy "the man who sings to
beat the band" will give two free con-
certs daily. Mr.. Murphy sings with full
band accompaniment, and never fails
to charm his auditors. a
The mad Caps" and La Tellei Bros,
in high class vaudeville, will entertain
the people daily in the Corn Palace.
Twelve bands will furnish music on
the streets continuously and numerous
free street attractions have been en-. /.
gagged for the entire week, afternoon
and evening. The balloon will go UP,
the bumps will be bumped ;9not dull
or uneventful moment during the entire.
week. Something doing all the time. Y.
Excursion rates of one fare for the
round trip have been secured on all
Railroads and better arrangements than
lever before have been mace for special
l.excursion trains to accommodate the
large crowds who wish to visit Mitchell
during Corn Palace week.
Remember the dates, September "a to
| 20 both inclusive.
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1906-08-23
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Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1906-08-23
IN HIGH LATiTUDEs.
Where You Can Read Late at Night
Without Artificial Light.

WAcre fOu ian Read Late at Might
Without Artificial Light.
have, on the Limfiord, in Denmark.
latitude 81 degrees. read the newspa-
per In my bedroom at 1870 p. m. with
out the aid of a candle. While read
the villagers played skittles in the al
ley under my window, and beyond the
hoary chestnut trees of the garden,
with clots of starlings on their bare
top boughs, the sky was still crimson
and gold in the west, with the long,
woolly lines of vapor only just begin
ming to swathe the land like a blanket
On the other side of the inn the traffic
was as vigorous then as at MONDAY.
Carriers carts creaked up to the door,
and dray loads of squeaking pigs made
other music than the lark's. Double
chaises, with cushions of red or green
velvet and half dozen happy villagers
to each (the men all with great china
bowled pipes in their mouths), swung
lazily by, raising a dust, and the lowing
Of troubled cows and calves came as
much from the road as from the illim-
table meadow beyond attached to the
historical old manor house nov mere
dairy FARM, whose buildings were
quite concealed by the tall trees that
girdle them.
The inn damsels, sewing girls. kitch-
en- maids, the daughters of the house
and friend or two had now set aside
all the cares Of the day and were roll
ing each other about on the dewy grass
under the chestnut trees like SO many
lambkins, and the landlady with the
Unreasonable waist, who by day held
all the maids leashed to their respective
tasks with inf1exible yet not unkind se-e
verify, stood in the doorway, with her
fat beringed fingers lin her yielding
sides and disturbed the starlings peri
odically with her stentorian peals of
laughter at the antics of her depend
ents. Yet at o'clock the next morn
ing, with her own rhadamanthine
hand, she will pull the bellrope that
shall waken each lass, and by the es-
Enlistment will be again In normal
state of activity. AS for the worthy
landlord, he is haymaking until II
p. m, and it will be odd If he Is not up
before his dame wakes every soul in
the house with her call BELLE ornhili
Magazine.
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1906-08-23
A GOOD ACTOR.
How a Famous French Advocate Won
a Hopeless Murder Case.


Maitre Lachand. the famous advo-
cate, was perhaps the greatest master
of comedy in France. and not few
eminent actors envied him his marvel
Gus powers Of mimicry. He was once
employed to defend murderer,
against whom the facts were hopeless
sly clear.
When his pathetic appeals and his
tears which were always at call when
he pleaded before country jury-fail-
ed to touch his stolid audience, he re
sorted to the most impudent piece of
trickery. Thrusting his, moistened
white handkerchief into his pocket, he
demanded if the jurors were men, if
they had human hearts, if they could
bring themselves to condemn fellow
man like the accused, whom he had
credited with all sorts of chivalrous if
not sanity merits.
Els eloquence was not merely fruit
less but the jury responded to it at
first with uneasy Shutting, then with
biting lips. and finally with loud and
uncontrolled bursts Of laughter La
chand, while f1inging about his hands,
had intentionally dipped his fingers into
the great iHkpot in front of him, and
as he drew his right hand across his
| forehead, as if in agony of despair at
the certain fate of the accused, he left
upon his brow an enormous black
mark like a crescent moon and drew
two other black traces down his cheeks
as he put his fingers to his eyes to dash
| away the tears.
Feigning high moral indignation at
| their conduct. he continued: You are
about to decide whether one of your fell
low men shall be thrust by you out Of
the ranks of the living, and you choose
such moment for INDUCING in cruel
and thoughtless laughter. Is this ex
travagant mirth fitting mood in
which to decids whether a man shall
or shall not die 2" j
The argument actually told upon the
jury The man was acquitted. Paris
Journal.
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1906-08-23
or else request his resignation
from the ticket.

Valparaiso. the capital Of Chilli
is getting a dose Of the earth
quake that visited San Francisco.
4 few months ago The Pacific
coast doesn't seem to be i'm ideal
place for safety.