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Wishing to Correct a Wong impress
sion.

Wishing to Correct Wong impress
sion.
George L. Seville, fo4er manager ger
If the Pocomoke Marbl WORKS. de,
sires to inform the pubic IN genera
that he is no longer associated WIN
the above concern, and Fill establish
a place of his own in Popmoke Guy;
at once, where you will 2 assured OF
the same frst-class arriving ana
sculpturing in the marbl@nd granite
trade his patrons have ten getting
for the past 20 years. I'M deal IN
nothing but the best mateal at great
" reduced prices. A posl from any
| in need of monuments, tobs or IRON
railing of any descriptioIwill bring
me to your door with a cqplete ilne
Of designs and samples. lok and III
0uire for Seville's Marblend Gran
tie Works, Willow stree Yours TO
'0i'" George L. eville,
Pocomoke lty. Md.
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Strong Reliable and Prompt
ARE THESE;

VIRGINIA FIRE & MARINE
of Richmond, Va.
PETERSBURG SAVINGS AND
Insurance Company.
ETNA INSURANCE COMPANf
at Hartford. Conn
pHENIA INSURANCE COMPAN I
Of Brooklyn.
at PAUL INSURANCE. COmfAN 1
OF st. Paul. Mimi;
MUTUAL LIFE lNSU RAM
Company Of n. Y.
PRUDENTIAL FIRE INSURANCE
Company.
NEW YORK UNDERWRITERS
Losses Settled with Promptness ano
Liberality.
Lowest Current Rates.
We respectfully solicit your patron
age.
Kelly s. Nottingham
Onancock, Va.
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NorroE-The game privileges on the
Davis and Bunting farms in Upshur,s5
neck have been leased to me ana al
persons are hereby forbidden rom IN,
GINNING or otherwise trespassing on
Same, Under penalty of a prosecution
to the full extent of the law;
W Joseph H. Stevens
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FOR sALE-One large black mare,
Guaranteed sound and gentle to all
harness. Terms reasonable
'''- ''>- ]. B. Savage,
Trower, Va.
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It invigorates, strengthen, ana
builds up. 1t keeps you IN co anralIu
physically, mentally ana m0 MalS
That's what HOLSTERS ROCKY M U
tain Tea will do. 80 cents, Tea OF ~ Iap 70
lets. VIM. P. Bell %. and HAIRS mar
macy.
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BUSINESS NOTICES.

For sALE-One good horse, solid
and sound, suitable for farm or r oSod
weight from 900 to $50 lbs one g9 9Oo
Jersey COW in calf by Manassa que
to pail by March 18TH, 100 fir st
D d fPIvnoouth Rock pullets and 20 extra
fine B. P. R. cockerels. All bargains
;f taken at once. Reason for selling
am going to discontinue farming.
OIL Alfred P. White, Jr.,
near Parksley.
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If YOU want to buy the best ferti-
zers at a moderate price you can puy
it of NY nou1or
Hallwood, Va.
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Nor1cE-We hereby forewarn all
ne re from cunning on our farm
Ravenswood and other lands owned
bW ms in GUSTS Neck, also from tres
nassinp on our woods and oyster
grounds, under penalty of prosecu-
f3;on to the full extent of law.
'io" W The Misses GUSTS.
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NorrcE-A dark hog, with light
candy spots. underbit left ear, weight
about about 15O pounds, has been o. on my my
1 nrO near Accomac G. H., Tor
about 2 months. Owner will please
cali for her, pay charges and take
away. IF Wharton.
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Hon. w. D. Cardwell was the only
candidate for the Speaker of the
House of Delegates " We 90 he Dem
ocratic caucus Yhigfy OF o.: Rich
UHo~d on TnAout on account thVas
elected ty-iy marked ! g
of the
NipS
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Three little babes were nestled IN ni Dea !;
"T;ll name William, Willie and BILL
mother said; ~ 4bo,,
wide was her smile, for triplets they
She laws her good luck to Rocky Noun n;3'n
tain Tea. Great baby m ne. on :.
VIM P. Bell & Co. and Hairs Fhar
macy.
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To Whom It May Concern This
;s to give notice, that | WIZ
not be responsible for any DllIs OF
debts contracted in my name exceP'
by myself. por,son
Hallwood, Va.
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puR11o AucT1oN-I will sell at pub
lie auction at Keller, on SATURDAY,
January 18TH, 1906, my entire LIVERY
outfit, consisting of six good farm
and road horses, five buggies IN gooo
shape, one surrey, one dayton, one
three seat wagon, harness lap
robes. &c. Sale begins at l p. m.
FERNS. time to suit purchaser with
good security. s.
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WANTED-To hire No. 1 black
smith, or will rent shop and tools out.
Good stand for good man. Address
O0'N Downing Bros,
Mappsburg, Va.
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Testimonials.
baltimore Pulverizing Co..
Baltimore, Md.
Dear sirs:-I am glad to say that
vour 7 per cent. Potato Guano useu
along side of a goods costing more
money gave me better results
Yours,
NJ. J. Poulson.
Baltimore Pulverizing Co.,
- 90 Baltimore, Md. ,
Dear sirs:-I used your Special
Sweet Potato Mixture last Spring
along side goods of a higher price,
and can saw that had better results
from vour goods than / did from the
higher priced goods.
Very truly yours,
S. G. Hickman.
Baltimore Pulverizing Co.,
Baltimore, Md.
Dear Sirs:-1 used your Z per cent
Potato Guano on Irish Potatoes WIFI
the hest of results. l also used, your
Snecial Sweet Potato Mixture beside
a high priced goods and from your
goods | dug barrel OF Potatoes IIoIl
25 sprouts, the barrel containg o.
Potatoes.
remain yours,
J. H. Miles.
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For SALE-3OO bushels of nice seed
''' B. F. Young,
Rue, Va.
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Will Be Marrl(

And Won will need Wedding lsent
for the occasion. 70 get it yonu1st
come co.. to me, if you want the DC tor
the least money. My stock oter-
ling linz SiIverware, and other aeles
e suitable for wedding presents IN
usually large and complete, also
INST NV stock Of Watches, Jewelry, yer
Novelties and everything peldng
70 a Jewelry Store OF the firs'ass
now in my new brick store De'en
Postofice and HotelO
The reason that my prices are SO low,nad;
teen down experses-buy close LOT Go y. !,
IN satisfied with mpch smaller prontaAII
o. 1.o,, nav elsewhere. You save more
ynStf on each article you buy from M lS
innaaTDerience teaches me that tnls nou
io bast FOR me as well as my customer - y
a graduate optician and retractionis 81 -
ven properly with glasses-maKlng no
for examining your eyes.
JNO. W. DUNCAN
/ -Jeweler and Optician,--
INew Brick Block, OnancOck, \
Main St
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An agreeable moveient of the
bowels without any unPasant effect
is produced by Chambeain's Stom-
acb and Liver Tablets. FOR sale by
W B. s. Ashy & Co.,
Accomac, All Count Agencies.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1906-01-13

Won will not find beauty in rouge
NOT or or complexion whitewash. True
beauty comes to them only thai nat take e
T IJ Rocky Mountain Tea: Ii
;S q wonderful tonic and beautlner
az cents, Tea or Tablets. 80, n,ou
VIM. P. Bell Co. and Hairs fhar'
macy.
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= o u at Keller, on Saturday, !
10 18th. 1906, my entire Livery
,utfit. consisting of six good farm
md ' road horses, five buggies in good
Ihape, one surrey, one dayton one
,hree seat wagon, harneSs zap
.obes, &c. Sale begins at p. ~.
FERNS, time to suit purchaser Win
good security.
Fop SAIE-Two hundred Thousand
foot ~ seasoned lumber, flooring, sid
ing. window framing and finishing
'o''' ~ A. j. Iilliston, |
Accomac, Va
FoR RENT-The following valuable
nroperty, to wit The 3storehouse,
With appurtenances thersto, situated
at Parksley, recently occupied by the
Parkslev Coal and Supply Co., also
the dwelling and lot occupied by VIM
n Wright. at Accomac @ H. Posses
sion to be given January1, 1905. For
further information, see
- WV ROY d. White, >arksley, or
Thomas H. Mellon,
Accdnac @. II.
FOR LOAN-$1O,O 900 on unencum-
bered real estate on the Eastern Shore
W. N. B. Wscott,
MapPburg, Va.
For SALE - One good mule, one
wagon, 35 potato bed frames 1SS:,, ana ana
many farming Implements VIII sen
O''0-' H. Lee Liliston,
AccomSk @. H., Va.
NoTICE-All persons are hereDy
forewarned from cunning or other
wise trespassing on my ind on IoDeS
Island, under a penalt{ Vi Pioeo
cution. m n..,,o-
| WANTED-Two teamsers TO drlVe
oven and mules-to hail saw logs.
Can furnish one dwelling house at
once for white family aIt another az
a little later date.
Jos. 8. Fnnting,
Bloontown, Va.
For SALE-At privateeontract, my
mill situated at 0nley, consisting OF
one saw mill, engine, bfler, pianer,
barrel stave saw, edgerl cut-on ga"
; and timber cart. All oiInls macnln-
=. 4, -, crOOA order.
0'' 10 " w. Roy Bpughton.
Dnley, Va.
For SALE-A young IRn's driving
=, horse, 7 years old, god locker ano
can stem down the road nd is always
ready. Reason for sellng, am over
stocked. II sold at ore he can be
Geo. G. bnniwen,
HaDorton, Va.
For SALE -225 bushel clean seec
Q oS'S' j.. White,
:, Metoipkin, Va.
:, An agreeable movefent OF tn'
l. bowels without any UNPLEASANT effec
= is produced by Chambeain's Stom
:, ach and Liver Tablets. FOR SAFE Oy
J. ''0 B. s. Ashy & Co.,
Accomac, All Count Agencies.
NoTIcE-Any person found tres
passing on the marsh the BAY;
!. Browne farm, borderig on FOIL.
" Greek, will be prosecute NJ
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wANrEp-Turkeys, geese. chickens,
calves and beef hides. If you nave
them and want the highest cash price
for them, write to or call to see me-
ioA '--0 James Logan,
Onley, Va.
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The undersigned will 81 to the
highest bidder,
AT 2:sO O'CLOCK P. 1, ON

Saturday, the 5fd Day OF 'DfuAiH
NEXT. IN FRONT OF THHOTEL,
~ The The town of ONANCOCIVa., the
following valuable Stocks d BONDS
belonging to the estate oIne is'e
John +. Finney, viz
2O--S1OO 5 per cent. hds OF
the town Of OnancocE
$500 6 per cent. BIDS of
the town Of OnancocA
| 1880 Coupon bond 7 the
! United States.
ll5--s1OO Shares of Stocln the
First National Bank OMAN
cock.
l5.-SlOO Shares Of Stock ? the
Farmers and Merchan Ma
tional Bank Of Onley.
Il Shares of 0nancockFown
Hall Stock.
Terms made known on day saie'
CHARLES H. ROGFS,
JOHN W. ROGERS,
SIDNEY ]. HOPKIN
JOHN s. NAPLES,
Execrs.
! orancoct. Va, January 4th. 1905
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FOR SALE -225 bushel clean seed
oats. ?. unL,to
Metoipkin, Va.
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Nor1cE-Any person found tres
passing on the marsh the Pay Iiy
Browne farm, borderig on Folly
Greek, will be prosecute n
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Geo. B. Savage.

FOR sALE-Two hundred Thousand
feet of seasoned lumber, flooring, sid
ing, window framing and nnishing
'o"' N' A. j. Iilliston,
Accomac, Va
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Nor1cE-AIl persons are hereby
to +tT from cutting holly ano
r ofherwise trespassing on my premises
Mt. GUSTS, under penalty OF prose
cution' DR.. L. N. Tiffany.
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GeorgtIT. Taylor.

WANTEp-Two teamsers to drive
oxen and mules-to hail saw logs:
Can furnish one dwelling house at
once for white family arr another at
a little later date.
@ Jos. 8. Fnnting,
Blooatown, Va.
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FOR sALE-A young ans driving
horse, 7 years old, god locker and
can step down the road nd is always
ready. Reason for selling, am over
stocked. II sold at one he can be
'0N Geo. G. bnniwell,
HaDorton, Va.
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For sALE-At privatefontract, my
mill situated at Onley, consisting Oh
one saw mill, engine, b4ler, planer,
barrel stave saw, edger cutoff saw
and timber cart. All ofhis machin-
w. Roy Bpughton.
Onley, Va.
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Entered at tie Postotdce AZ AooOnSO
Va. IS second class matter
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Nor1cE-All persons are hereby
forewarned from gunnng OF otne ao
wise trespassing on my lind on JooeS
Island, under penalty OF prose-
cution. m no,
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carry line OF up-te-date supple
in stock Estimates cheerfully fur-
nished on all kinds of work. want
YOU heating and plumbing trade
Wind MILL and Hot Air
Pumping Engines a Speciality.
Jobbing Work Promptly Attended 70
, NO. lOS WALNUT STREET
SALISBURY, nd.
Phone 23l.
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FOR LoAN-$1O,OOO OF unencum-
bered real estate on the Eastern Shore.
'0- ~ N. B. W,scott,
Maplsburg, Va.
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FOR SALE - One god mule, one
wagon, 35 potato bed frames and
many farming Implements. VIII sell
Va II. Lee Liliston,
Accom$k O. H., Va.
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,S2.5O to Minneapolis and st
Paul and Return

Via Chicago, Milwaukee & ST..
Paul Ry. Special excursion
train leaves lis m., Monday,
May 21; returning leaves St.
Paal 5 80 p. M, Minneapolis, 6:15
p. m.. Tuesday, May q. Tick
cts good only on above train
Electric car service between
Minneapolis and Minnehaha
Falls, five cent fare. Band Con.
cert 1.30 p. m. Minnehaha Park.
Base Ball Game 2.30 p. M. us.
Regulars vs. u. S. Cavalry, at
Ft. Smelling. General ad mission
free to holders of excursion
tickets. Ask agent q. M. & St.
p. Ry. for details.
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CONGREGATIONAL,

Morning text-'I believe
Cod" Evening-Gospel Ser
mon. The meeting next We'd
nesday night will be one of speci.
al Importance, as the question of
the pastorate is to be settled at
that time. The present supply
having named certain conditions
which will mean a radical change
from former methods, it is a ser
ious quest tion whether the church
can meet them. All membe
without exception should attend
this meeting and vote.
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w. G. Nc Pherson left for
Minot, N. D., Thursday, taking
with him the household goods
of George Fanset. The Fan
set family left for their North
Dakota home the following day
Mr.. Nc Pherson will go on to
Marmon, N. D.
We have received the pro-
gram of the Commencement
exercises of the Northern Nor
NAL School at Aberdeen, being
held this week, and among the
graduates we find the name of
Miss Grace Hazen of Milbank
who has for the subject of her
essay" "Footsteps.'
The numerous friends of Miss
Lucretia G.. Rays who was as
sistant principal in the high
school of this city a couple of
years ago, will be interested to
learn that the young lady was
married at her sisters home in
Alexandria, Va, on the 18th.
inst. to Mr.. a Hanson. On be-
half of Milbank friends we ex-
tend congratulations.
Fat Dumphy takes his de-
parture today for Minnesota,
he having been given a pro-
motion to road master on the
river division near Wabasha
and Lake City, where new
steel double track is being laid.
Pat has been with the Milwau-
kee for the past twenty years
and has been section boss here
at Milbank from away back.
His friends congratulate him on
his promotion and wish him
the best of luck.
Sheriff Murray has been busy
during the week circulating. 8
petition raising funds for the
expenses of Decoration Day.
He had raised something over
$50 yesterday and expects to
reach the 500 mark by to-
morrow. He has about com
pleted arrangements to have
the Milbank city band out or
that day which will make two
bands OF music, with the Ii
Bolt band for that day.
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MEMORIAL DAY.
Al MtIbank, Wednesday,
MAY 30.

We have been observing this
day ever since Logan instituted
it in 1868. This year it should
be more sacred than ever. As
the years go by the soldiers o1
the civil war are passing over
the broad river at the rate co.
900 year. There is less than a
million left and these in a few
years will be gone. Let all the
people come together and strew
flowers on the graves of the de-
parted heroes, and in so doing
honor the living. It is not our
day, but the peoples day. Re.
member that those men in the day
of the country's need left all,
shouldered the musket and went
to the front to defend the flag
aud restore law and order.
When this was done they return
ed home and took up the peace.
full pursuits of life again, and if
there is a confederate soldier in
our midst we ask him to join us
and march with US.
Lieut.. Gov. McDougal, of Brit.
tain, will deliver che address.
We will meet at the court house
at 10 o'clock, a. M, and form the
parade under the command of
the marshal of the day, Fl. Fin
ley. The Labolt cornet band
will lead the march to the ceme-
terry, when the G. A. r. ritual
will be observed. Return
march. Dinner.
In the afternoon we will meet
at the court house park, at 2
o clock, p. N. and listen to music,
singing and the address. Mr..
G.. A. Wood has kindly offered to
furnish material for seats. AS
the crowd will be so great it will
tax the capacity of the hotels
and restaurants to feed the peo-
pie, the w. r. G. will serve din.
ner and take care of the over
flow. We trust that all sports
will be laid aside, at least till af-
ter the exercises are over IN the
afternoon. In the evening the
G. A. r. will give military en-
tertainment at the court house
for which an admittancn fno Of 10
and Is cents will be charged.
COMMITTEE.
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Parcel shower.

The young ladies of the Ep.
worth League gave a parcel
shower in honor of their presi
dent, Miss Black, last Friday
evening at the home of Mrs. M.
M. Ramer. The house was
beautifully decorated in red and
white, the league colors. After
a short program of songs and
recitations, appropriate to the
occasion, efreshments were
served. The first order on the
menu was a parcel pie, which
was made in utensil resem bl-
ing a tub in size and the crust
was OF white crepe paper. This
was placed on small table in
front of the bride elect and the
inscription on q card attached
read thus:
when the pie is opened,
The birds will surely sing,
Isn't this a tempting dish,
For a girl with wedding ring.
Miss Black at once began to
serve the pie by opening some
fifty parcels contained therein,
all of which were more appro.
pirate for the mistr ess of home
than for a school marm.
Ice cream and cake were then
served and many girls present
went home wishing they might
have g shower.
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IN DOUBT.
The Result Of the Primaries
i'm State Matters Indefinite.

Up to the present hour both the stall
wart and insurgent factions are claim
ing that they have won in the state,
and the fact that the result is so
close and there are so manv different
issues and personalities involved the
full result may not be known till after
the county conventions are held, and
possibly not till the organization OF
the state convention.
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Low Rates to the Twin Cities

Via the Chicago, Milwaukee &
ST. Paul railw'y at greatly reduc-
ed rates for the round trip to st.
Paul and Minneapolis and return.
Tickets on sale May %, 80, so, 81,
inclusive. Final return limit
June 9. Extension to July Is
on payment of $500 fee. For
further information see nearest
ticket agent or write today to
F. A. MILLER, General Pass.
enger Agent, Chicago.
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Commencement exercises of
st. Lawrence's School on Friday
June l, at the Bentley Grand.
All are cordially invited. Ad-
mission free.
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Home Happenings

PRINTER WANTED:--A good
job printer can secure a perma
nent position by applying at the
HERALD ADVANCE Office, M i'll
bank, S. D.
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Regular Republicans
Carry County.
BY Good Majority at the Pri-
maries Last Tuesday---Bent.
ley reform Outfit Repudiat-
ed by Republicans Of Grant
County,

Gu ny EtepuOl1C0ns OF Grant
County.
The primaries held last Tues.
day under the new law were
as warmly contested as a gener.
al election, and the fact that the
balloting was conducted with as
much care as in a regular cleo
tion gave an added Importance
to the result. Two tickets we're
in nearly all of theprecincts-one
Of these represented by dele.
gates favorable to the candidacy
of Messrs. M. M. Ramer, Judge
Campbell and George Pinckney,
and the other ticket favorable to
the candidacy of Coe I. Crawford
and l.. H. Bentley. In a num-
Der of the townships the vote
was quite close, butin two wards
of the city, the second and third,
sweeping majorities were given
for the organization republicans
and against the Bentley-Craw
ford side, the vote in the second
being 20 to 38 and in the third
ward it was 80 to "a, or almost
three to one. The first ward of
the city in which Mr.. Bentley
lives, was secured for him by
the most strenuous personal eff.
forts on his part in a vote of 46
to 60
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Weather Report

Following 10 report of E. j. Hinman, Unit
Cd states meteorological observer at the MIL
b nix station. The Observation 10 made at 7 ..
a on the date given. and the markings are for
th . ~ hours preceding. The dash preceding
lQ ureS indicates below sero:
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Following is the result of the vote
at the several caucuses held through
out the county last Tuesday:
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Regular morning service at
the M. E. church, Sunday.
Quarterly meeting and preach
ing by the Presiding Elder DR..
Graham, on Sunday evening.
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There will be no services at
the Episcopal church next Sun
day, except Sunday school. The
rector has been called to Selby
to assist in dedicating a church
he helped to organize at that
place some years ago.
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TNOR SALE-First-class residence property,
U for sale ct Corona. 4 bargain If taken at
once. Address Box l36. Corona.
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CHADE TREES-I have ine lot of ash shade
~ trees for transplanting. Call at farm OF g..
Il. Redman, three miles southeast of Milbank.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1906-05-18

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Farmers. ........
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1906-05-18

GONE fine cows for sale. Farm four miles
~ northwest OF city, as we have more cows
than we can care for. W. l. LowTHIAN.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1906-05-18

Wy ANTED-At once-men who need Spring
w clothing to call and look at our line.
Schneider d Nelson. 36-tf
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1906-05-18

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The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1906-05-18
LOCAL w ANTS

TOR SALE CHEAP-Two Columbia wheels =
IL gents and lady 'e-24 In. frame. $1,000 each
F. DUFALL, Summit, S. ID.
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1906-10-27
wounds, srulses and burns.

BY applying an antiseptic dressing to
wounds, brnis~s. burns and like injuries
before inflammation sets ia. they may be
healed without maturation and in about
Que third the time required by the old
treatment. This is the greatest discov-
cry and triumph OF modern surgery.
Chamberlain's Pain Balm acts ON this
same principle. 1t is an antiseptic and
when applied TO snch injuries, causes
them to heal very quickly. 1t also al
lays tho pain and soreness and prevents
any danger Of blood poisoning. Keep a
bottle of Pain Balm in your tome and it
will save you time and money, not to
mention the inconvenience and suffering
such Injuries entail. For sale by Valley
Drug Store.