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The Marshall republican., 1906-08-17
PROBATE (OuRT

Last will of Carl E. Wink
Ter filed.
In estate of Henry J. Brown
Ella Brown granted letters of
administration under $500.
bond.
In the estate Of Luther
Shepherd, "a minor, u balance
of Sl78 81 could not be paid TO
him AS his whereabouts is un-
known and the money is or
dered paid into the state
treasury.
Mary j. Harland, as admr.
of Tbos. Harland, files the
following final receipts; r. j.
Harland, Efhe h. Mitchell,
Hattie T. Aulgnr, John G.
Harland, each $500 She
is discharged as admx.
Estate Elizabeth Arnett,
deceased. Jennie Wallace ap.
pointed admX. under bond OF
$1,000.
Estate OF J. Y. Gorrell-
Alice Gorrel files final re.
ceipts of Mrs. Lilly Address,
Avis Allen, Chas. and James
Gorrell for 221.42 each, and is
discharged rs adiDx.
Joe Mackler, Chas. Pdgeand
W. W. Hall, commissioners
appointed by the court, set
aside 10 acres for a homestead
for Mrs. Martha c. Gray and
her minor children. Mrs.
Gray is The widow of DR.. A,
J.. Gray, nf near Herndon.
A. y. Irwin gives bond in
the sum of 1900 Az guardian
of Bentel Irwin ct al, miEo"s.
Jacob Bingham pays his
ward, Emma Townsend. bal
ance OF SOL. ID and is discharg
ei.
Elizabeth and Lester Con-
nell appointed executors OF
Jos. Connell estate without
bond.
Last will Of Sallie +. Kin
caid fled.
John W. Blackburn flies
final receipts in the WIN. Ny'
estate and Is discharged.
The Marshall republican., 1906-08-17
An Outing

a crowd of young folks
went up 10 the Rcuick's LIk,
last "Wednesday afternoon and
took lunch. All report Il Jolly
yuul time. Thu.r that ven,
we're: Misses Lucille Long.
Helen Dyer. Maud Biusser,
Allie Llnt2, Mabel Black burn,
Maymc Cdsebplt. Willie Crisp
aud johnnie Minor. Messrs.
Clarence Black burn, Roy Dy.
or, Floyd C"yncr, IRWIN Bios
ser, Floyd GauldIn, john ant
Sam Irvine. Marccllus Mliuo'
aud Jack Fuller.
The Marshall republican., 1906-08-17
Lincoln School

The Lincoln school is being
oyerlAuled, repaired and re-
painted,
Miss Willie Brown return
eli from Lincoln Institute at
JEFFERSON City, where she
ha, been attending summer
8 .hool, last week, and will
teacL in the Lincoln school in
this CITY,
Prof. J. II. Kenner. rrin-
Opal, returned last week
from Washington, u. O.,
where he attended the Young
PeopIe's Religious and Edn'
catiJnul Congress-. He also
visited Mt, Vernon, Alexan
drIa,l Arlington, and othe'
histolic points --
The Marshall republican., 1906-08-17
Teachers Notice

The next regular eXamina-
ton for certificates will he
held Aug. 24, % in East
School building, Marshall,
Mo. The subjects will be
given in the following order;
Friday morning geogra'
bhy, grammer md algebra
Friday arternoon-speliing.
guage arithmetic and lii
aturc. Saturday morning,
eading, civil government,
| y s. history, and science
- turday afternoon physi'
Dizzy, pedagogy, and adv. his
tolv. Work begins promptly
nj a. N. each dav,
W, e. Fisher.
The Marshall republican., 1906-08-17
For Exchange

80 acres improved farm,
all prairie land, with valley
running from northeast to
southwest corner. 100 acres
under pillow, 40 acres blue
stem meadow; two pastures,
one Of 20 acres, one OF 100
acres with meadow along
brook. House, 4 rooms, small
stable and granary, orchard,
we'll and windmill and tank ut
house. School house on tract,
81 miles TO station, daily mai
at house. Mortage $4,000.
Price, $40 per acre. Want
hardware,
81 acres nndnlating blue
stem, lime stone soil, prairie,
No improvements. 81 miles
from town and railroad
Would make some one a nice
home. Would trade fol
horses, colts or cattle. Price.
$40 per acre. Free aid clear
A. j. Palm. r,
ElDorado. Kansas
The Marshall republican., 1906-08-17
Idaho
Idaho
Marshall, Aug. IL, 1906.

Editor Republican,
Many people here have
asked me about my adopted
state, Beautiful Idaho"
About one-half Of the land in
the vicinity of our town,
(Coeur'd Alcne) is covered 10y
mountains and lakes the re.
mainder might be classes rs
arabic land, and will pro-
duce IA medium crop of small
grains. the bottom land is
very rich and is the only land
that will bring large crops of
grass.
Our elevation is over 200O
feet above sea level our lati.
tude is over AZ degrees north.
The air ia the summer is dry
and pure, with mild winters.
Coeur'd Alene lake on which
our town OF the same name Is
situated has not been com
pletely frozen over but twice
in fifteen years and was open
to navigation all last winter,
the thermometer never being
down to zero during that
time.
Most of the products of a
temperate climate are raised
there rs: apples, pears,
plums and all small fruits are
raised in abundance, tomatoes
and peaches are raised in
some localities.
Markets: Eggs sell from
10 TO 80 cents per dozen,
butter from 90 to 40 cents
per Id, hay ~(pressed) from $40
TO $50 'per ton, other crops
about same price as here.
] sold u lot Of ROSTERS just
before | started east, old and
young at lac per pound I've
weight.
There are plenty Of ways OF
amusing yourself here. boat
ing, hunting. fishing and ex-
parSions on steamers (of
which there are 80 on the
lake,. We have II finely
equipped electric lire from
Spokane u city of $4,000 in
habiants, 80 miles distant
from US. many of the wealthy
Inhabitants having summer
houses on Coeur'd Aleue lake
where their families spend
the hot season.
! Wages are good. Real
|, estate reasonable, but going
up in price. Edwin Crockett
The Marshall republican., 1906-08-17
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS
wilburn Is. Hupp TO SallIe Msu.

Wilburn Il. Hupp 70 Sallie Mau.
pin lot IL, block 1 Hudson adj
dition Marshall ,~..,.,,-... lWo
Claus Weinberg To Martin
Hemme ~ feet strip In 3O'ls - 10
Martin H.mme to Henry Gerkin
81 acres aud ) strips ia 80 ~
J">u
Charley S%teinkuhler TO Martin
Hemme Is acres In 20, 81 1928 $3.50
j. w. Mccormack To Roy J. and
Pearl Mccormack lot 4 ! lot 8
block 4 college addition Mar.
snhli ,,..,,,..., ,....,.-..' IN
Frank Barton TO Chas. II. Ter
ry, I acres 10 2i.I0.2l ....... ~
T.. w. Dawes to Pauline II. Mil
Ter lot ~ east Marshall .,...,. 3l0t
German Evangelical Lutheran
Emanuel Congregation to Ma
~ Krsuse, lot - iu Sweet
Springs ........... 49,. - sI0
B. NJ. Tall ct al, by sheriff, To
Jas. II. Johnson, lot 81, block
5, FAIRIES 2ud addition Sweet
Springs. :. .,.,,,,. -. IS 81
| Sallia Maupin To Georgia a.
Bruce lot o, block II, Hudson
addition, Marshall .,......,. GIb
Emma l.. Olson to A. ]. Dick,
lot Is, block IL, Slater ..,.,,, l5Ot
Cso. "A. Dysart to same, same. ,b(
The Marshall republican., 1906-08-17

Flasherly: ''Nli-s Heavy
weight i u BEAUTIFUL dancer
She doesn't seem to touch In,
ilpor."
Da~h"rly Ccarr"ssiug his
badly bruised feet, ''She
,lursu'l."
The Marshall republican., 1906-08-17
Will Locate Here

E. J. Staub, of southeast Of
town, has been entertaining
his brothers, Theodore and
Alfred, Of St. Clair County,
Illinois, the past week. Thco-
dore will locate somewhere
near Malta Bend rs soon as
he finds u place. Alfred is
only on visit.
The Marshall republican., 1906-08-17
Marshall Horses at laPlata

At the LaPiata Fair last
week several Marshall horses
were winners. Bobby Good,
now owned by S. j. Hess, won
the free-for-all pace. Vir-
ginia, owned by McAllister of
Sedalia, was second, and
Claud Allerton, owned by
Thos. Bagnell, was third.
Mug Nelson, owned by +.
McFadden of this city won
second money in the 2;4O trot.
Billy Wright, owned by
Mr.. Scrutchfeld, of Atchison,
Kansas, and driven by Jno'
Harrison, won second money
in the 2:20 trot. Billy Nc
Kinley, owned by Sam Hess
won third money in the 2:2t
pace. John Harrison's mare
Viola H., went lame in the
first heat of the free.for'al
pace and was drawn.
The Marshall men anl
horses will be ut Brookfel,
this week. - Democrat. News.
The Marshall republican., 1906-08-17
sos to Poo,ia and Return

Account of National Fncamrm.p,.
Sous ~ Veterans. the Chicago q A.
top IN Angus, ~ %. viii eel ticket.
~ Peoria aud return At above rat.
watch u 1l-o open tn the general pub
lie For further ppr,lcul-,s cell ~
on ur address
a. T. HaWlh"Ins,
Ticket AGENT
The Marshall republican., 1906-08-17
For Sale

Seasoned fence posts, barn
poles, and oak lumber. Also
Jersey red male hog.
l.. T.. Benedink,
Room go Farmers Bank
(S.24) Bldg.
The Marshall republican., 1906-08-17
g.. W. Bake

Ma: "5ut prrlrap, tb" young
man wants n little encourage.
me- IT."
Daughter Yes. ma; how
would II H. II you kept out of
sight when be- here
The Marshall republican., 1906-08-17

Get n home in Kearney or
Wichita Counties Kansas,
while land is cheap. Fine
rich soil, fine climate and
where they raise 20 to 40
bushels of wheat and BARLEY
per acre as we'll as everything
else. Write or call on r. r.
Chamberlain, Leoti, Kansas,
for further particulars, (S-27)
The Marshall republican., 1906-08-17
Hay for Sale

New, quality good, in stack
or bale. One lot four miles
south uf Slater. another four
mile, north 81 Ndptpu.
G.. ". Baker,
H.. L. ID. NJ. slater, Mo.
The Marshall republican., 1906-08-17

The Republican bas the
hest equipped job office in
Marshall.
The Marshall republican., 1906-08-17
Slater Suburban Homes

We have several very de-
sirable homes in the suburbs
II Slater that can he bought
IT u sacrifice. ranging ir"m
: To- acres, nicely improved.
Address, iur lulhur rarticu.
ar-. SLllumslill Real Estate
Agency, slater, Mo. 1913
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-12-06
sUProRr THE CONVENTION.

Tie reports from Guthrie are conflicting. one day
the convention certain take this the next
course directly opposite very little can be predicted
ii advance in some quarters COO thsre disposition
10 crisiese the convention an every opportunity or
such course The chieftain heartily aisappsoses. The
convention represents nos, noe the Democratic party
but the people Of ,te whole state and i should
have tie announcement Of al
After tie constitution has been written, ht repre-.
senis the special interests rather chan the entire people
IL win be time for the latter 9 express their dzlppros
al Now everyone shoaIa 40 everything d his power q
hold The convention io sense q rs heh mission and
to impress open the necessity iot tie making Of
constitution that vii stand the test of she5san
The ohief,ain ha, always tasored Sud does nov the
initiative and referendum, compulsory state primary
law. compulsory educational aw laws fosbidalag child
labor strict aw for the control oi public service cor
poratonsa two cent fare law law for separate schools
uniform prohibition au tor ths entire state ana pro-
vision giving tie state The power which need nct y
used II il found unnecessary % engage IN any business
whatever II its found necessary to do IN order to
break the power Of monopoly
Ifthe Democratic parts gives The people coustitu.
tion embodyng those provisions The chlefain for one
going 70 be heartily ia favor o. adoption and win
move sote Of thanks 70 the pemocntle party
And if tle constitution does not contain tlose pro.
Visions tie makers u il had better prepare their 6.
clone cellars Ia advance.
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-12-06

pration TOT printing rohexlu vsh Nr Asp ~as 'lght
in ths contention that greater eouomy eud hs sser
eissd. The convention Is aIeaay bardenea with mum.
ber Of useless employees and 1is printing expenditure
would seem II this distance d hAps been uhsty for
che benefit Of theprlntsr
HUT entirely irrespective u the mcriia " tlle ques
tlou at issue. man ~ho oses his semper easily as
does NJ, Haskell and mass. himself foolish, cannot
b the greats he IS painted BY bis adnlrers Mr.
Haskell mas have iosi ass tog feeling aagfy AZ shs
okahoman. but that any excuse iof the a.
tack On the whole seespapcF fraternity which be made
yesterday lis uucomplmentay opinion u the country
editor however has neen known before. Daring the
sequoyah campaign he referred 70 tne editor as "a man
with thlmblefuloi brains ana sshtFt,a f- Of type
some day psFliars, the Democratic editors. without
whose support Haskell eauuet be successful vii srov
weary Of fawune upon man Nhoss onIy return foF
u,eir assistance Is ssift kes Ana Il this does hap
pom, what viii become of "Eng" Hassells
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-12-06
IN THE HOUSEHOLD
LITTLE THINGS o. MORE on
LESS IMPORTANCE.
stained Wood Many Degrees Better
Than palntsd--NsN Ways ~ Pre-.
pairing corn-Ness RED Ants
Can De Extsrmlnatcd.

r sou arp balldlae q house. dan4
preil yoaF wooa work ny painting II.
The natural grain In wuoA II Too beaa
tiiai 70 ~ covered and oad effects
Ia staining have taken the place 81
paint stain Is g ypfg thih paint. and
contains no tannish Nans of The
stains sold IN the asof,s are art Is
coniain fafuiah. and they 40 noi sink
irta The wood ouoakh 20 bring oat
the beavliiul efaln stain caa -
used aith best effect On ncN vood
Some oi ihe mosf attractive LIVING
roams haye the uooa WOrk stained
lefesgefeen. old hiae or ssiyereray
- not lei the palaieF eouvincp Yoa
thaf the wuna wnfk alii look better
painted Some lhe wnoas that take
stain Well are oak cypress Geaysis
pine and birch Ia some country
houses The fumiiare d 0faescd irpm
che factory 10 81 unfinished ooadiuoa.
and g iatu stained al home ~ anme
one nho understands ihis sofk
some huukekeepefa ttiuk corn .
much better % boiled IA the hnss
open the hastz. remove the STA. ae
piace them and iia together AZ the
top Then boil "a the ofdinal waY
Corn is sometimes talked IA thls ws2
in she oven and has i sllEhi favor
II rnasslng " however, real toant
a cora il Desired paf 4 on q bfolieF
after takinF ii ffom fhe oven and r.
moving thr hnsks Fan q several
times ever the has eaais antii & i
nkhliY Drowned HufteF each ear sad
serve - q bot plate
: good sandwich nillag is made
ffam uuehalf eepfai uf tender celery
cat nae. anefoaflh eauful chopped
Iecaa a. Eugiish ualhafs. onehalf
tablespoonful of mayaaaAise dressing
ana q little aalt Ala them and
anfaad between thin slices ~ whafe
81 slasiu bread
Haa ants ara hard 10 ST ia 81 4
il sald that pieces II cloth saturated
Nith ell ~ gasaaffas md laid ua tha
shelves af she pantry aiil difse them
aaas Il one does Bet Ecf the de-
slfaa result with the first application.
ioilas with several Hsofe. q is hlsa
sala that rait Of cloves siil rfufe
aneelaal While one family were ah.
senf this summer rsa anta goa iufa
he Refrigeration After they gave tie
refrigerator thorough dfenehins
with h0liinK water. aud fhe rasinFa
we're placed n small feeertacies con
talnias keruscne. he ants diaap
pea.ea. ~ puttins 8 eap ~ lard ef
AM ether cold grease IL your pantry
a. refrigerator. one can soon hud ont
H raa ants are stiH there Theg in.
xsflahlY crawl into he fat and 4 =
lmposslhls iof them % go out
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-12-06

The court 81 sppeas has ascdea the itensde ease
against the ei9y ana sent back ior ue~ tfa ifhs
decision holds vii be lesa to erect frame shacts
covered with se-iron IN ans part oi ecsty sndanger
ing ever basuess house raising ths ore rates aud mas.
INK the tosn hdaously asly Fortunately vii ne pos'
slble ot the eity e. keep tie eass q court fot ehle
lenaeg aria then after iea months, aN wal IN eeA,
~ the oklahoma law ~ill sss tte cty the power sheh
sithiu the Gre limits 81 aus bal afepfooi bgldisgs
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-12-06

10 eaise the Chinese sacred us y
water remove tbs brown dried skin
and al the hard sallaus al ihe bass
AZ he bulbs - nai separate sh4
halba hnt take 4 sharp knife and score
the uaaia bulb as though q euaftsf
lt baf a. not cut nlofe than : Qaaf
ter q an inch deen Cur the er
ahoal aiso this wastes tte hpihl haf
develops She foliage roeth -.
ranse the bulbs - Eiasa bowl
sleaaYIns them alth pebbles hits of
marble and shells aiao pvt IN broken
ehaTeaal % keep The Natef sweet The
aatsf may De- changed onco of tsiee
before shey bloom Place ~ DARK
cupboard of cloaeg faF ten dnys. until
the roots nre weli started
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-12-06

AIhbans vlll become creased Il
aniEe - tho best care. and haf Hat
ifan removes hat fea of these marks
of nse. A better HIan il ihla Tahe
4 amaofh quart bottle and 90 with
boiling bot waief Then crap E slnkie
paper smoothly around the bottle
wrap The fibbon around the paper per
faetlF anaooth and ilaht. aud then wrap
smother paper sfoaad tbis and pla
IN uIaee
Hes 4 aside q dHg and nlwhf Ard tAa
Flhhnn wsll w beautifully smnUth and
nuw Ia appearances Hpiled Fihhaaa
MAJ he snaked ana aaasexed "a = weak
aads. aHd when fIHaea and dried.
lfeasa Is lhis eax. i i very aatIa
fzslaff msthud
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-12-06
rrRLlcsp spIRIr

The seioo board has decided that because they pas
10 taxes aud unwilling g b ANNEXED q the ety
tie residents u Marr addition ssndiug her
ehidrcn 70 tho viniia public schools po-slblt this
lustiaAbis harsh ihe children for o.
course ynita cannot Afford % maintan sahool ior tile
addition il the addition IS unwilling 10 pay taxes
Bnt thlns q The publie spirit and benesoence q
those hlg propeFy-oNnsn residents oi ne addition who
insist taking school facilities away from dozens q
children merely ia order that thsF escape paying
pltlfai tax
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-12-06

An cd sbotioulsf and veteran Of the eivl var sent
south bY ue Chicago ussoproeciionlsts 70 make are.
port the presidents dlsehargo of tie three negro
companies for te disefaeefa riot AZ nfosnsye Texas
In which citizen vas eantonly killed and several
Others injured SAYS that tie president al exactly right
that tie NEGROES wholly 70 blame and deserved
worse punishment than thsy received. And Ia view Or
this impartial testimony It IS Just possible thar the
president e be able 70 hsar up even under the weight
Of the condemnation Of the negro press association Of
oklahoma.
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-12-06

ft Is reported that Chairman Grant Victor e Tie To-
dan'TeutoTg Republican executive COMMITTEES !, eil-
Jag to resign provided cafnau Jake namau ef osa-
haua wiI d the same. Then tie Two committees can
b amalgamatea, and nes chairman clsetsa for uhe
whole state 4 te be hopel tat this raa b done.
and AZ TIE foig u divided leadership eas abund.
aatiy proved n tie recent election The Republicans Of
tie state must get together Il They are e slu
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-12-06

The vinlta cb,eftain i published every Thursday
morning at WI ~u Indian Territory. II y tle oldest
and most extensively Feaa newspaper IN the Northern
District Il Il III Us twentyfourth year andhas general
circulation throughout the north half Of the Indian Ter
rtory The subscription price Of the paper Is ei.oo
year always in advance postal card will get sample
copy anywere IN the unlted States.
cnIEFTAIH PUBLISHING COMPANY.
r. n MocLINTocK Edlter
JF, MURPHY. Business Mgr.
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-12-06
oNINHs

c. \. Haskell leader Of the Democrats aud Henry
Asp leader q tie Republican minority claslsd IN de,
hats ~ the convention the ether day over tie question
q printing ana after good part d the afternoon had
been spent discussion ASP son Is te octopus get
ting is tsutaeies on the Democrats alre0ayg
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-12-06
A DISPLAY or TENDER

king Haskell q the constitutional ron gention has
not shown sery engaging side Of his character Ia ha
debate sith Henry ASP concerning the proposed appro
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1906-08-03

Tineinlbe er ben bebite Solpe ior Soar
Eranolaor, Sploer llolIet, Gc1mo, &nuolp9
bonnie % {al'er. : Hliin9touS Npotbet
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1906-08-03
COMMISSIONERS prooeeclnos.
Official Report of the Proceedings OF
the Board Of County commissioners
of Roberts County, South Dakota,

Sisseton, S. d., July II, 1906.
Board met as per adjournment,
Members present: S. f. Allen, G. a.
Vreim, c, w. Minges, Robert taing.
The following bills We're then al
lowed:
SCHNEIDER Bros mdse for court
house 10 %
X. Laing acct F. Redman, work
on bridge 10 20
e. j. Stoebe, mdse for Mrs, PapAe
county poor q 81
J. l.. Minder, sheriff fees for col-
lecting delinquent taxes i3 IL
Weis & Thes, mdse for courthouse %
Mrs. Haggerty, meals for jurors
s245 allowed 20
Thos St John, janitor salary fof
April May and June 100 w
Application of Thomas Mcdonald for
Permahent School Loan, Si.seton Twp,
for $l2oo,o0, approved'
Application of N. Greseth for per-
manent school loan, One Road Twp,
for $350.oo, approved'
Application of y, j. Otto for perma-
nent school loan, Bossko Twp, for
$l2O00O, was on motion allowed at
$500 90,
Affidavit of Bert Fuller for d refund
of $l.O0 school poll for the year 1904
tax Summit Village, the same having
been paid in Summit Twp. Allowed.
/ Affidavit Of Mrs, Ed%. Israelson for
refund of $l.Oo school poll 1901 tax
One Road Twp, the same being illeg-
al, allowed.
Affidavit of A. d. Pauls6n far lower
ing the assessment Of Bank stock OF
the Reservation State Bank $4,000 90
on real estate, the same being errone-
Gus. was on motion allowed.
Affidavit of Ole Korsbrek for an "a
batement OF 1928 on lot l sec. 26 twp.
l27. r, 48, the Same being erroneous,
was or moticr allowed,
Affidavit OF N. Wilcox for an abate-
ment CT penalty and interest on lots !
to 6 inclusive Block AZ, city Of feisseton
for the years 1899 and 1900, Was on mo-
ton rejected
Moved and carried by the Beard that
the taxes on the W or lots 8 and I
sec 10 twp 12i R 40, be reduced one
half ard assessed at 1884 90 for the year
1905, the same being erronecusly as
sessed
tContinrtd on last pagel
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1906-08-03
Bare lNour GIasies .fitteS.

Il does not pay to buy cheap grade of
poor material improperly cut and
centred, the centers of the lenses not
corresponding with the centre of the
eyes This condition distorts the rays
of light, dsturbs vision, causes diScom-
fort and Injuries the eyesight An in
jury TO your clothes can be repaired,
but an injury to your eyes may never
be cured
Satisfaction guaranteed or your
money refunded. What is fairer
DIR. MORTON.
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1906-08-03
LIABILITIES or Co. IN DETAIL

Tota! Amt school Money Received
- up To Date .... ................... II S35 90
Warrants OuJstnd 2. Int. per cent Is 95l So
Bonds Outstanding. Int. per cent ca 900 90
Bonds Outstanding. Int. per cent T. 900 ~
ToyAr ..., ..:.......s lj7 7o6 80
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1906-08-03

Se life Neo paa rt9ei'. Se lite neo
paa Ell Gut foroi bans Sieln et tarue+
li9t % tntelt. 9lbrabaN 0tNcolns
6eorenebjem bar Vt Stotbus. Se itte
ueo pau no9eh, foroi bah borer iimple
0l0oer. "a Goi1on tbm til Bottom,
bapoe ban paa fig ct Ptr botb9ule
Q0rreosbutitr, itie.,t bet bar miOt paa
einteren. sc itte ne6 baa tn @ut,
Iproi bans 6orpl6rt e{ upioenoe. Zen
uoeoelioe 0i9teI Sbuteipeary pur Ssn
al en- Wtano, Dir itte tlnSe itrioe lit
g}apn. O. life neo pda en- Out, foroi
ban p0l9er ct idatdlot fnpelt 9lrbeioe.
Sorfattertn di "Yilgrjms Nanoring"
par &ieoelfitter. - Se itte neo paa
en- @ut, fprSi ban ipnes big ttG9 og
enfoloi6r So5art Wldleren baooe
uuniteli9 Tor at lore o9 uopitleoe Zig
tent. - &c !tte neo paa Ell @ut, fproi
ban ituntnler % er tibet te'tnlenoe,
Gemchbents, @rntenlahOs ltsriie
3aler muatte betjampe en- hb'bugelig
etcnime. - 81 lite rheo 6oroat eacr
llpilie pua nussn! Site bdre OttfOr, at
bu ielo let tan blipe operilsitt ta 9iort
tilitamme i 2ibets fore aaplsb, men
Oerfut, at bel DGerttn er baitrl; let,
eller bumant. - Get ituloe tanite life
p0re ngobenoigt at minoe 9lnterita=
nernf ON oeitt
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1906-08-03
ASSETS OF COUNTY IN DETAIL.


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doth say that the rrea}u eNhh heo and
the
true ndn statement Warrants
IS and les 5 rue correct
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