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Kingsbury County independent. (DeSmet, Kingsbury County, S.D.) 1894-1929, 1906-12-21
oRpER no SHOW Cause on FIL.

ORDER TO SHOW CAUSE ON Fill.
ING PETITION TO SELL LAND.
State of South Dakota-County of Kings
bury-as
In County Court.
In the matter Of the guardianship of
Sophia Ryan, incompetent.
Order to SHOW cause on filing petition I (,
sell land.
J. Ryan, guardian of the person aud er-
tate of Sophia Ryan, incompetent, setting
forth the amount OF personal estate that
has come to his hands, and the disposi.
ton thereof: the amount of debts out
standing against said incompetent, and a
description of all the real estate of which
said incompetent is seized. and the con
tious thereof; and praying that license be
to him granted to sell all of the said real
real estate at private or public sale,
there is not sufisientf personai i. estate en 10
the hands of said guardian to pay said
debts, and that 1T Is necessary, in order to
pay ine fs ssme, 70 se,d arl q t sa,d real ai estate:
interested in said estate appear before
the judge OF. this court. on Monday. the
14th day of January, A. ID. 1907. at 10
O'Clock a.. m, at the court housein the city
of De Smet, in said county. then and there
to show cause lit any there bel why
license should not be granted to said
guardian to sell said real estate according
TO the prayer of said petition.
And 1t is further ordered, that a copy of
this order shall be published for three snc-
in the Kingsbnry County fndependent.a
weekly newspaper printed aud published
at De Smet, in said county.
psted at De smet, 8; pak b 18th day
ALBERT Il. ABEL.
Attest; ludge of the County Court.
WARREN 4 WARREN, Attorneys f,r
Guardian. De Smet. South Dakota.
Kingsbury County independent. (DeSmet, Kingsbury County, S.D.) 1894-1929, 1906-12-21

: DR.. L. HI. Ruth, Jr., was COMPEL
ed to move his veterinary hospital to
the Cream City livery barn owing to
the purchase of the Armstrong barn
by Thos. Mears.
John Osmond has secured a fine
II inch ~artesian well on his farm, with
a strong flow. Another we'll was com
pleted Wednesday on the Davis farm
occupied by g. r. Smith. Norbeck
g. Nicholson put down both wells.
Chief.
--Ata meeting of the church feder-
alton at Huron last week, Rev. r. w.
Hartman, pastor of st Stephens
Episcopal church of this city, was
elected second vice president. The
president of the federation is Rev. w.
II. Thrall, of Huron.
While passing a law against bird
dogs running at large during the nest
ing season as a means for protecting
the prairie chickens, would it not be
we'll to pass a law prohibiting dogs
from running at large the balance of
the year as a protection of the safety
Kingsbury County independent. (DeSmet, Kingsbury County, S.D.) 1894-1929, 1906-12-21
Correspondence.
EAsr END ITEMS.

Mr.. and Mrs. Nels Damsgaard and
Mr.. and Mrs. John Brown took dinner
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
Brown Sunday.
John Litzel, who has been visiting
at the home of his sister, Mrs. Fred
Brown, departed last week for his
home in Sutherland, la.
VIM. Klaas, who has been threshing
in this vicinity this fall housed his
machine the latter part of last week
and departed for his home in Chero-
kee, Ia, Thursday morning.
Mr. and Mrs. VIM. Berg took dinner
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. B.
Austad, ST., Sunday.
August Olson marketed a load of
hogs in Hetland last Saturday.
Martin Morkinson departed for
Sioux City the latter part of last
week with a carload of hogs.
August Englund who has been
sick with the rheumatic fever passed
away Tuesday of last week. The
funeral occurred Friday afternoon
and the remains were inferred i'm the
Whitewood cemetery. Heleaves an
aged father and mother and wife and
little child to mourn his loss.
Kingsbury County independent. (DeSmet, Kingsbury County, S.D.) 1894-1929, 1906-12-21

Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Wolkow enter
tanned Mr.. and Mrs. X. Knudson for
supper last Tuesday evening.
Mr.. Sprung, of Madison, was in
town last Thursday tuning pianos.
Miss Blanche Spaulding the state
president of the Rebekah assembly
was in town last Wednesday. She
was unable to make her official visit
at Milbank on account of diphtheria
there, SO came on to Erwin but was
unable to hold a meeting on account
of the damage done to the hall by
FIRE. She returned to her home at
Huron in the evening.
Mr.. w. j. Schenck return
ed from Sioux Falls last Thursday
evening, where be had been visiting
his daughter.
Kingsbury County independent. (DeSmet, Kingsbury County, S.D.) 1894-1929, 1906-12-21

and comfort of our citizenss There
are too many dogs at large in this
town.
Joe Elliot went TO Cedar Rapids
Iowa Thursday for a visit with his
parents.
Dan Boose has been confined to
his home for several days, but is now
somewhat improved. Poor circula
ton seems to be his trouble.
WORD has been received from
Winnipeg that a ten-pound girl ar
rived at the home of our former town
people, DR.. and Mrs. j. e. Coulter,
Sunday last.
Mrs. Dan Boose went to Milwau-
kee with her daughter Grace Thurs
day for the purpose of placing the
young lady in the hospital to secure
treatment for her eyes.
Relatives have received word that
Lambert Schwartz died of pneumonia
on Sunday, Dec. 2nd aged &c years
Deceased was an early settler in this,
county. He went up to Canada and
secured some land about one year
ago. He went up again the first of
August of this year to get the inn
provements under way for the family.
Mrs. Schwartz and children followed
in November, reaching their new home
near Annaheim, Sask., Canada, the
very day that MI. S. was taken sick.
he lived only four days after being
taken down, the disease having taken
hold of him in severe form from the
start. Mr.. Schwartz was married to
Miss Lizzie Munkler in this locality
in 1879. To the union four children
were born, Jacob, Joseph, Maggie
and Annie, the eldest now being near
ly seventeen and the youngest being
eight years of age.-Times.
DE Smet sportsmen met at |. j
Miller's hardware store Wednesday
evening of last week to take action in
regard to helping secure a new game
law. They will assist the state asso-
citation along the line already laid
down. This writer is not interested
as a sports men, but we would like to
seea law that will protect our game
birds as long as possible 1.-The time
is coming when the prairie chicken
will be a thing of the past in this 10
cality, law or no law, the placing un
der cultivation of our remaining
prairie will accomplish the extinction
of the prairie hen. We understand
that the running at large of hunting
dogs during the nesting season will
receive special attention, which is q
step in the right direction. The prop
Kingsbury County independent. (DeSmet, Kingsbury County, S.D.) 1894-1929, 1906-12-21
Henry Hendricks lost a good horse

Henry Hendricks lost a good horse
last Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Baumann's
home'was frightened by the arrival
of a bouncing boy of standard weight
Mr.. and Mrs. Fbbenga visited A.
Wubbena and family, also made a
visit at Z. Franson's.
The steam thresher and also the
horse power can be seer operating
here at present.
A. Wubbena is building a dandy
feed rack All who have no feed
rack should take Mr.. VS. advice.
Kingsbury County independent. (DeSmet, Kingsbury County, S.D.) 1894-1929, 1906-12-21

How ofter those who, so far as or
binary duties are concerned, are all
they should be and yet are practically
Goddess. Industrious in daily work,
aimIable in disposition, pleasant in
manner, there is nevertheless about
them a lack of genuine devotion, and
of that faith in God without which it
is impossible to please him.
Christ's hand brushes aside the
leaves of mere profession. He takes
little account of beautiful foliage, be-
cause He is looking for fruit.
Christ searches the daily life of
those whose profession of Christian
experience is full of fervor, to see if
they are controlling their tempers and
becoming Christ-like in business and
in the household; and sometimes he
has to turn aside with a sigh, as one
who says, Nothing but leaves"
Nature chat is the God of nature)
is perpetually destroying what is bar
rem and useless. Dead leaves fall,
rotton branches break; can we won
der that the same law should hold
good in relation to human life? The
punishment of the soul, is the resist
less fixing of human choice.
To lose the power of loving because
we would not love; to lose the guild
ance of conscience because we would
not listen to it's voice, to be banished
from Christ would not come to Him:
this is a sentence so just that no one
can question it.
Kingsbury County independent. (DeSmet, Kingsbury County, S.D.) 1894-1929, 1906-12-21
EPIGRAMS.

From Sunday Sermon byRev. III. Preston
A rough exterior may hide the no
blest self sacrafice. One who passes
unnoticed among more brilliant com
panions may be the burden bearer at
home, who is to be one of Gods min
istering angels.
Kingsbury County independent. (DeSmet, Kingsbury County, S.D.) 1894-1929, 1906-12-21

Mr.. and Mrs. r. Ebbenga, from
Sibley, Iowa, are here on a visit at
their son E. Ebbenga's and their
many old friends.
Orville Ellington will be home
from school at Sioux Falls during the
holidays.
Anton Poppen, who is attending
school at Sibley, Iowa, will be home
for the Christmas vacation.
Kingsbury County independent. (DeSmet, Kingsbury County, S.D.) 1894-1929, 1906-12-21
M ORGANIZATION.

All members of the American So
ciety of Equity, the new farmers or
ganization, will meet at the Of
fee of Geo. w. Latin, in DE Sine,
for the purpose of electing officers for
the ensuing year, on Saturday, De.
cember 29th, at 2 o'clock p. m.
Geo. w. Latin.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-11-09


The enlisted men at Fort LhwtaH
were yesterday paid off by Muipl
t G. Goodman. paymastor ~
paid out the aggregate sum el
$4,000 To-day he Will pay $4,000
TO the men a. lfo,,a Warden. Case,
and FlaRlur
ouartermaator Drowned.
anatRya audEtrum. quauctmahtei
on the government survey boat Pat
teraon. was drowned off Alataet
Hay, Alaska Tho man was IN 3
small boat oyorhaulinE the gear o.
the anchor when it slipped hnt
pulled him overheard
Alaskan Official Here.
W r lapp. superintendent Of
schools and reindeer herds OF Alas
ka. II Ia tho city and Nill remain
all winter with hia family Mr.
topp has a district covering BOO
miles of coast with approximately
1000 natives under his charge
Hearing ls set
November "a in the date set fqi
the hearing of the new petition foi
the Incorporation % territory out
slide Incorporated towns adjacent q
Seattle. The new petition iHtludaa
all territory mentioned in the old
petition except a part Of iifiHhtd
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-11-09
MAN BELIEVED DEAD FOUND.

After being thought dead fof four
months Captain J 5. Hart formerly
M FORT Worth TeKaa, has ~ h"n
up alive Ia Ballard.
Captain Hart came 70 liailai"
from TeYna about five months ago
ana was employed as salmon iiHh
ernan al Neah Bag. He left Mean
Bny a time several fishermen
were drowned Ga a storm ana Vas
reeorted among the lost. since then
Captatu Hart has been liylnE near
Tstoosh island. ignorant Of hts fs-
ugrfFH death
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-11-09

W Ear Flynn. OF Chicago. one Of
the nhloai and wlttieat speakers on
the subject Of health on the Amer.
can platform. will give "a free lee
tnre Monday evening. November II.
AT i O'Clock. at the Bethany Preshy
terrain church. Third az n and
Harrison - -
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-11-09
Make Your Own
Maple Syrup

ia 70 easy II you use eMapeline
just think Of Il. all you do - 10
pour "A couple OF apoonfuln OF Ma
pellne In a little sugar and water
and set il aside for - hours. You
will have n better. purer and more
delicious syrup AT less than bali
Inc cont nf the anainrn goods. 80
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yIGlLANTES
AT Pc ELL

iaNlessnesa which threatened to
fellow the shooting
Grafton died az N o'clock Wed
resday ntght. aud when this fact
became known number of his
friends talked oi NnohinE Trent
rho authorities then wero between
tvo fires On the enc hand were
tunta friends. who might attack
the fail Ia order to frce him. and.
un the other. the friends af the muir.
derud man, wha talked Of lyachinE
the prisoner
Hastf action was taken. mum.
her ef citizens volunteering To pa
trnl the streets and. a necessary.
uphold the Law az the poiut Of the
rifle
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CANVAS VOTE
I D n |G \ I

The council meets tonight at Z
O'Clock 90 canvass the vote Of Tues
days election The fiFe-Hm ordi.
nance recently passed By the eoun-
eli. and which the mayor docs not
approve will probably be reviewed.
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beaa amleabiy adjusted This vas
premature. = ~ MorrisHsY. ssnA
master ~ the brotherhood 81 ivai'
road TfaInmsn. At chicago. declares
thAt M settlement had been fea'net
apd that there was practically 10
change in the situation PRANK iaw
ley. Of tie HWFehmsu.s union. n.a"'
the same statement but admit'so
that bee favored submitting The "tal
trr of "A further increase q the inter-
.tste commerce commission.
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nsach. Dunlap. Youngstown and q
small pnftlen of lie property Of tho
Seattle steel eompsfy
The county eommlau.Sncra yeHier-
day let the contract fnf tho r5s-
struction ~ the n Arurll road t.
q. l. Taylor fur $3.50.
ksk New Law.
The legislative committees ~ tae
Washington state Gfueofs' aaHncia'
ton has decided 10 ask the state
legislature for Law limiting SK-
emptiona from execution ard gar
niahmeut. aud also 10 advocate a
more stringent state and national
Law On the weight Of packages.
sodslty Elects Officers.
The Ladies' aodhlity Of the Church
u the Immaculate Conception.
Eighteenth av aud Marion II. elect
% the following officers Mrs. A
u Aiiaina. project Mrs. E NJ sohn,
first assistant Mrs. Helen i.augor.
second assistant. aud Mra l. -. Al
lnine. secretary
No More Dust Tor Fish.
Game Warden aud Deputy Fish
Commissioner Rief. of kiaE county,
II about 90 bring suit against certain
milling companies ~ King county Ca
eniuiu them from dumping saw duet
into the rivers aud waters % the
county The commissioner says the
"a vi uat n killing the fish.
Fishermen 10 Meet.
Numerous question boKcn on = bis
scale atii be installed at the con
voutionH of the State Game anu
Fiah Protective association and the
county Game Wardsna' ssaoeia tiun
November 20, a. Nafth Yakima M
Rief II busy composing his ques-
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an CITIZENS PATROL Tat
.,sFrrs TO GUARD ADAMS !
lyNcsrRs

lstar spselal ssrN'es.l
mriI wash. Nov ? fearins
-, Il, friends Of Geerse Trent
-. .Aa Hayrr Grafton Wcdnes
vaula attempt 10 rescue htm
as 81 the elil1vns Of te 81
r.. "a formed s''Afd am
Ns..s.s,ically patrulied she stfevi 4
49, mea surrounded the jail
.assssAeat - Right
sae ~ sssger class q cltiseas have
aua stand IN thc matter.
~ s,ss al sides Is heard The
a. -, sWashlnEton Is not
Ksa@k} .,.., ..t t..,.r
- mort % cheek the feisn az
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BOILER SKATES

A l. Hall III First av. has re
crlyca a fun line Of ladies and
sentlemena roller skates IN an
sitvs aad FanEiuk IN price from soc
Iu 81 sss
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pre.,dsn, Andrews Back.

President r. W Andrews. Of the
Seattle National hank. has re
turned 10 Seattle after a months sb.
aonea in tho East where he attend.
Cd the national convention of the
American Bankers Association Of
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80 Louis Mr. Andrews was elected
one Of the yleoprealdenta Of the as
ISOLATION
Convention Opens,
The annual convention ~ the
WanhluRtau Good Roads BaH0cls alton
opens al North Yakima to-day.
thirty King county delegates loft
lgeattie last ninht FOR North Yaklmn.
Including Samuel Hil. president %
the State association. Judge g ~.
Hanf1rd. J. e. Ford and several
other well known men. Expert
samuel g. Lancaster Of washing
ton. y. G.. viii address the eonyen-
ts,a.
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Gov. ltooaat Entsrtal,cs.

Governor Wliford - lieegat, Of
Alaska. WAS the guest - kstsr'F a
banquet given al the Haistcf elsa
by the officers Of The Alaska fuken
Pacific exposition Addrenasa were
made bY Governor Mead. Senator
Plies. Mayor Moore, Governor Me
Gruw. Iohs +. Hartman and Gov
erun HoRgat.
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swircHMEN's DISAGREEMENT
HAS NOT BEEN SETTLED.

Advicsn received locally last night
stated that the controversy between
the auitehmen and railroads had
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Everybody Working
But Father

To SO 90 the dance at Leachi Iufa
tomorrow night Wagner urchsFt
ira. Gentlemen gbo. ladies ffeo 80
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The chamber az commerec sna
Ia Founders bay banquet at the
tntel standsr. November a. two
hundred Invitations have been ia-
sued There viii be speaking ana a
novel musical ufasfaua
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city Engineer Thom=ou'n plans
fot regarding and widening 81
Twelfth nt were Hubulited al a
meeting Of property owners last
evening The meeting adjourned
until city Engineer Thomson de-
cldea on the interesting street
aFaIaH
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News u the death u Henry W
IllaEina has hevn rreuived from
santa Barbara. al Mr.. HigElns
was a resident af this city from
isss % 1884. during which time he
assisted IN the organising of the
~ Washington SAVINGS hank
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-11-09

Ia order To draw himself oat of the
rabble. John lohnsuu yesterday took
hta troubles 60 the superior court
austaf Johnson was the mamie he
wanted. ana he act H. John john
SON. he Thought. was "a baaduo.
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tone aud says The discussion and
answering or thee viii accomplish
.much toward needed ieHinlaiion ~
! slah ana game matteFt A meeting
OF fishermen VIII be held koycm-
bar 4
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FLASHES

Ready ter Reception.
Preparations for the reception 70
Explorer Cook. at the Alaska club,
tonight. are al complete. pr r.
Weldon Young Will he chairman.
Reaclnds Endorsement
Tho s.lluVue Summit Improve.
mcnt ciat rracinacd it, resolution
last evening indoralng tho oxtcn.
sion OF Olive street
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Every one of them a soc
Mems or 7se Tie. Four-in-
-, hands and Teeks of finest
lies silk. Patterns that are
ao- right up 10 date. Not a
poor one in the lot. Take
your pick tomorrow at only So each
No better bargains in the city. Look
around and see Then let ms show
You proof. es~ - -
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1906-04-11
Grip OuicklK Knocked

"Some weeks ago during the SO.
we're winter weather both my wife
and myself contracted severe colds
which speedily developed into the
worst kind of la grippe with all it's
miserable symptoms" says Mr. j
S Egleston, of Maple Landing,
Iowa "Knees and joints aching,
muscles sore. head stopped up, eyes
and nose running, with alternate
spells of ohills and fever We began
using Chamberlain's Cough Rene
dy, aiding, the same with double
dose of Chsmberlain's Stomach and
Liver Tablets, and by its liberal
use soon completely knocked out
the grip" Sold by Ct w M Hooff
and A O Van Glider.
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Portion of Transfer of Real Estate

Portion of Transfer of Real Estate
MASON CITY.
Henry Hennosy, trustee, to ] j..
A. Bailey. trustee, 10 acres.
wAGGENER DISTRICT.
A. F. Booth to a. W. Berkeley,
8 2-1O acres. $3.50.
HARTFORD CITY.
John Murphy to Chas. A Smith,
lot No. 182. 1915.
UNION DISTRICT.
D. F. Hill and wife to r. L.
Warner, 20! acres, $500
Rachel Mckinney and husband to
Rebecca K. Upton, 80 acres, 5000.
John g. end Alma Tillis to Vic
la Tillis, interest in log acres, 81
and other considerations
Viola and w. q. Tillis to Hiram
Sayre, 106 acres, $1,000
CLENDENIN DISTRICT.
j. II. Slower snd wife to Lew
Dema johnson, 25 acres, SITS.
W. NJ. Fugitt and wife to B. F.
Henry, 709 acres, 5000.
COOPER DISTRICT
A. L Board and wife, to j. L.
Board. interest in 56 acres, 81.
LEWIS DISTRICT.
Virginia Lemaster and others to
Marshall & MoDermitt, 155 acres,
$3,111.
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COUCH.

Correspondence, 2.
Joe Neill is wearing broad smile.
Its bouncing baby gill.
Grover Hall and Miss vertie Priddy
of Nine mile, were the guest of Mrs.
Nora Hall Saturday and Sunday.
Singing at Concord Sunday was at
tended by a large crowd.
T. L. Hall was visiting on Nine-mile
Saturday and Sunday
Charlie johnson, wife and baby
were the guests of B. w. Stanley and
wife Sunday.
Mrs. Eliza a. Bechtle, of Five-mile,
is visiting her grand daughter, Mrs
LYDIA Johnson, at Arlee, this week.
Jasper Hall is on the sick list this
week.
The entertainment given by Mr.
and Mrs. Jones Saturday night was a
grand success and all had a good time
Roy Sanders has moved his saw,
mill from this place to Three-mile,
where he has the contract of saving
this summer.
Cards are out announcing the mar
rage of G.. C. Hall and Miss Tertie
Priddy, April21.
virgia Bechtle is on the sick list
this week. Sweet Clover.
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POLITICS AND
POLITICIAST

In March next year the terms of
the following Senators expire:
Alger r.. of Michigan. Can re-
turn if he wishes
Alice R, of Delaware. Uncer-
tain must figh for seat.
Bacon D.. of Georgia. Unoer-
tain but a good chance.
Bailey D, of Texas. Sure of re-
election.
Berry D. of Arkansas. Will
have to fight.
Blackburn d.. of Kentucky Al
ready defeated by smother Demo-
crat.
Burnham R of New Hampshire
Reelection probable.
Burton R, of Kansas. Now IN
der indictment.
Carmaok D.. of Tennessee. On
the anxious seat.
Clark D, Montana. just as he
wishes.
Crane R., of Massachusetts,.
Sure of reelection.
Cullom R., of Illinois. Anxious
about health and politics.
Dolliver R., of Iowa Anxious
Governor Cummins is believed tc
have an eye on the seat.
Dryden R, Of New Jersey. Not
certain, but not uneasy.
Dubois D of Idaho. Possibility
state may go Republican.
Elkins R, of West Virginia
Hard fight ahead, but may wiz
cut.
Foster D, of Louisiana. Rea
sonsbly sure
Frye R., of Maine. Sure of re-
election.
Gamble R, of South Dakota
Others after his seat and he may
lose it.
Gearin D., of Oregon. Recently
appointed. Defeat not unlikely.
McLaurin D., of Mississippi
Already reelected
Martin D. of Virginia. Already
re- elected.
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Is The Moon Inhabited

Science has proven that the moon
has an atmosphere, which makes
life in some form possible on that
satellite; but not for human beings,
who have hard enough time on
this earth of ours; especially those
who don't know that Electric Bit
ters cure Headache, Bilioueness
Malaria, Chills and Fever, Jaun-
dice, Dyspepsia, Dizziness, Torpid
Liver, Kidney complaints, General
Debility and Female weaknesses
UnequaIled as general Tonic and
Appetizer for weak persons and es-
peoially for the aged 1t induces
sound sleep Fully guaranteed by
q w NJ Hooff druggist Price
only SOC.
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How dear to our hearts is the
old silver dollar, when some kind
subscriber presents it to view
the liberty head without neoktie
or cellar, and all the strange things
that seem SO new. the wide spread
ing eagle, the arrows below it. the
star and the words with the queer
tbin5s they tell. The coin of my
fathers! We're glad that we know
it, for some time or other twill
come in right well-the spread the
eagle dollar, the star spangled dol
lar, the old silver dollar we all love
SO we'll.