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coIorndo,s Next senator.

Reports from Colorado indicate that
Hon simon GUggenheim viii be the
unanimous nominee Of the Republican
legislative caucus TO succeed Senator Pat
terson. and that he will be elected with
out further trouble on the first Joint
ballot Mr. Guggenheim is member OF
the rich family Of Hebrews who control
the smelling industry OF the United
States and largely dominate that Of
Mexico. They have large plants at
Omaha. Denver. and other places in the
West. as well IS two or three in Mexico.
Their combined fortune is one of the
biggest in the country. and when the
Colorado Guggenheim enters the Senate
he Will be the richest member of that
body. as the term of Senator Clark, Of
Montana, will expire just as Guggen-
helms begins. Mr. Guggenheim viii be
one Of the youngest members of the Sen
ate, too. as he is not yet forty years old.
He first identified himself with Colorado
politics in 1886. when he esp0used the
cause Of the free-silveT faction Of Repub-
licans in that state. For the past few
years he has not spent much time in
Colorado, his extensive business interests
Keeping him in New York and Europe
most of the time. When in Denver he
lives in Browns Palace Hotel lie annu-
ally gives a feast TO the newsbOys Of that
CitV.
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A French physician says auto speeding
is very dangerous TO fat people They
do not seem able TO get out Of the way
as fast as their thinner brethren.
The Washington herald., 1906-12-01

As We understand the colored societies,
Mr. Tillman is a regular Theodore Roose-
Welt. and Mr.. Roosevelt is a regular Ben
Tlllman.
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A Strenuous Trio.

From the Savannah News
II the President should get into the SEN
ate, would that august body have any
peace with Roosevelt. Tillman. and La
Toilette in It's midst?
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When Secretary Shaw told those Pitts
burgers that they must eliminate graft"
in choosing a post-offlce site, he raised
quite a row. He evidently forgot that he
was in Pennsylvania.
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what Was 1t.

He offered 1t; she spurned it;
He took it, then returned it;
She had II. though she lost it.
And as he left she tossed It.
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Prophet Smith has been fined $500 for
having five wives. That, we presume,
fixes the market value of wives in Utah
~ SO per.
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That physician who declares that fat
life ruins children would confer favor
upon many by telling where he found a
fat with children IN st.
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OutcIasses Dixon.

From the Philadelphia Press
Senator Tillman does better than THE
CIansman." Nobody can stop his per-
fOrmances.
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To the Dogs Credit

From the Boston Herald.
Peary finds that dogs have one excellent
quality in polar travel. They don't get
cold feet
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So Boni is willing to go on the "stoige." 3"
There's one consoling thought about this:
Boni hasn't any diamonds TO lose
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The man who once borrowed $50 from
Uncle Russell Sage without security is
dead. That was his one and only claim
to fame, but it was enough.
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An Illinois justice of the peace fined
himself SO and then accepted his own
note in payment. Here is a very fine
specimen of the frenzied financier going
to seed.
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When Senator Tillman exclaimed. 'To
- with the law" he didn't mean that
just exactly. He was only taking what
might be termed a cursory view of the
situation
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Snch FooIishness.

"As she opened the window. her face
fell"
What did she do?"
Lowered her voice and slid down af-
ter it,"
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that he viii serve the same sauce with
the geese that he does with the ganders.
in that department of the government
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President Castro cannot be quite sure
these days whether 10 turn TO the obit-
uary columns or the comic supplement
for his write-up
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Senator Bailey has gone TO Texas to
face the music. which. at this distance.
sounds very much like the anvil chorus.
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in some things I am really stupid, q"
SAYS George Bernard Shaw. Not in the
matter Of getting lis name in the papers.
however.
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The Baltimore Sun excIaims; THE fried
oyster forever" Must have been attend
ing a round OF church fairs.
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English experts say the Panama Canal
will cost twice as much as we antici-
pate What's the odds? We've got the
money
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There is one good thing about buying a
ticket TO Senator Tillman's lecture: You
don't have 20 take a rain check.
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Max Ihmsen is going to Egypt. The
Sphinx, at least. will ask no embarrass-
ing questions.
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Missouri is short on poets is one of
the Thanksgiving Day items from a ST.
Louis contemporary
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A Nebraska woman has married her
husband for the third time and now
seeks her third divorce. This is what
you might call a try. try again mar
riage.
The Washington herald., 1906-12-01

The President probably named Mr. Nc
Ilhenny, the tabasco sauce man. TO the
Civil Service Commission with the idea
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Mnrtrrdom of n Tenor

From the Rochester Herald.
The Roman newspapers seem to think
that he was Carusofed.
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Uncle Joe Cannon has arrived. The
other necessary evils are coming in on
every train.
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- N. Ricbnnnd Times-nisnstch

From the Richmond Times-Dispatch.
OF course, Senator Tillman must not be
suppressed by negro intolerance, but we
wish he would suppress himself. No pos
sibIe good TO either race can come out Of
bis violent and inCendiaTy speeches, and
If he does not stop advertising himself in
this way. the public will conclude that
he Is doing # for revenue only.
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Atlanta is going to sue a well-known
magazine for s5O0,OOO damages. The mag
azine must have compared Atlanta to
Macon
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Senator Platt now denies that he ever
denied ne would resign So. after all,
there Is the faintest glimmer OF hope.
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Amid It all, Booker washington can be
distinctly heard making d noise like a
clam.
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Cheer up There are a few turkeys left
over for Christmas
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4 praetieal Friend Of the south.

Mr. JEFF Davis may ast0nish the Sen
ate, but he cannot shock it,
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THANKsGIvI NC AND you.

ion are just Riches has
extreme poverty followed amphany and uhnH ny u
never had dollar that Of Ne
ular VIII aud the hains
IKE Sometimes
samesou the majority. so You
learned early hands brains found noth
You learned that labor ambition
In you Jon toled and played the OF a
Is fun Of good found who willing
aud become the mother children
man And there
have thought and still think
dad fou bought home and by this
and stone from the tulips around the porch the chicken
yard And there Is little bank that
day. The have d country
On election
fou
public schools for children There
that have been gotten where
little Phlanthropsts
the lot Of the
Ills Forget them
shines land where there much freedom
of
this nation M millions. cau TO-
Praise fromw blessing now:
Him. all creatures here below"
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1906-11-30
TEN LITTLE PUMPKINS.

Ten iittie pumpkins sitting 40 vine;
Tnreugh the fence 4 cows head came. thea
there were nlne.
Nine little pumpkins growing near the gate;
Over one wagon rolled. thea fhsre vers
Eight little pumpkins growing soand and
nshy thought he'd fosad bali. thea thers
were seven.
seven NJ, Il.,le psmrs,as vita The la seeds
Along eame tins gardeners nee. then there
we're STA.
Sin little pumrslas lefs ta grow nd thrive;
oa enc the poay stsrpea. men usefs wsss
ave.
rive lt,Ie pulnphins where zee snt~ BE-
one wlthered In the sun. thea tAsre ~es<
four
Fear Iiiilr pempkias. srceS ;. sr*sa eaa
sehaay made lasssra. hes tasfs ~sf-
three.
Three BIC sreer panes,ss; shsa saia '''''s
Mako me lantern. please sAsa ,asrs
i've yellow pampaans raeeaea 10 tae San;
Aunt Mar took ess heiae. thee sa*ss sss
hus Que.
oae elE ripe ramssaa. EFT. shs last -
0raaaaa made Thaasxxtssas PIES. saea
Sswette u Le~sssr
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touched hearts to the agony Of fellow
man"
"You are right, father" said Isaac. y
will run out and drag him In, for he seem
slight lad. II you will cover my patti
with the guns"
.safay God uphold thee" said the old
man. without further words the dooi
was unbarred and the young man rushed
out. Quickly he stopped and seized tbs
lad. and even as the forms Of the say.
ages appeared among the trees and the ar,
rows began to fy. he won back 10 shelter
unharmed.
He let the wounded man slide 70 tbs
ground, and the next moment the three
Puritans were amazed at hearing the
words. Father! Brothers" come from
his lips.
Amos r. cried the father.
Eyes, II Is T." said Amos, smiling weak.
~.
.'You will wonder to see me painted
as a savage. II Il simple enough. When
found myself cut of, I lay in the woods
last night and crept close enough to the
savage camp 10 steal some paint. Later
stripped one Of the Indians who fell In
the first night attack. Ny plan was 10
try to work through their lines In the
night and make the settlement, and
trusted to my Disguise 10 help me through.
But when the Indians made the second at
tack the idea STRUCK me that / might be
able to rush close 10 the door In the dark
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1906-11-30

There Is a gcoa deal Of form AID csre~
mons about the making 81 sAs Thaaksgis-
ing proclamation. II IL composed hy the
President himself and IN mosi Instances
written out in his own hard. When this
Is done the document goes 10 the state
Department. where Il b carefuiiy copied
IN ornamental writing that 10 almost Ike
engraving on the eIheial hsus aaeer 81
that department, The ssxt tAtns neeied
on the document l. the greai eaa OF tho
government. This seal = kept b. the
CLERK Of nardonx and commissions. and Il
i very carefully guarAed under look and
key. lis keeper VA not preaues = with
out special warrant slssed - The Presi.
dent, aud m lmprcsssea u NJ al =
quite a ceremony In Itself. When thu
proclamation has beeH tins eaaas signed
and scaIed many copies are made v u ~
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my might. In the hope that. perchance. be
might take warning In time. Twas
scarce second after that ere l vas over.
borne BY one Of the red men. aud when
at last | buried my knife In his side |
was only in time 20 rescue Silas here
from another. Then We ran hither with
all speed. and. as you knew, gained the
house with scarce hundred yards TO
spare"
Il fear me greatly that our poer. dear.
brave Amos has been cut on. We mast
watch all night. lest he have escaped and
suddenly appear before the door,
IL was long and weary night. Twice
before dawn the sasages made sudden at.
tacks. but each time the three watchers
drove them on by weli-direetea ERE.
They were received with such a hail OF
swift FIRE that four lay dead on the snow
before the others broke and ran.
Slowly dawn came, and the fAres de.
Tenders could see The dead men plainly
and the ring OF the woods around them.
They heard moan, and licking in The d.
rection OF The sound perceived a painted
man trying to raise himself on his elbow.
Poor ereatnrelp said the old Puritan.
He must be suffering terribly"
Il almost feel as II we should 90 out
and carry him into shelter, murderer and
enemy though he is." said Isaac.
That IL true" said the old man. 1T
behoovcs us IS Christians to be msrciful !:
and II is In my mind that to-day there Il
to be service Of the giving Of thanks In
tho settlement. 'Twere mn nnehristian
thing TO know that The prayers are aris-
ing there while We here listen with an
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1906-11-30
AN UNPLEASANT GUEST.

@r-H%e@NNrNfs~~NN@sN~~#s
zach regAaa holds IL avn hat
The siwellcP IN safe New England
would mot exchange esea hss tards
spriag and his sarsei assortment d
weather for the dangers IL tin rsfstiI
or insert world 10 retire 81 ! susa
mer's nlglst with the possibility ef ~
mosquitoes aftaek the oliis cloud ga tlls
uoetnrnsi horizon Il a stale Ut bliss ~
known IN some other efgHe~. Isalsel
Morris describes. In - summer Il
KIeff.. bedroom guest which naakss
tie mosquito sosta ~ comparison an 10
nocupus, even friendly slSiipr
We were seated IN the garden wisn
tins nurss came out sringing hes
hands.
% f,arina," size cried. - Iafantuia
II l. In the Barisbla's reon on the erlE
Ing.
We rushed inio the house. The do.
messic~ were gathered In my room,
white and shaking. Over my bsSI,
curicd up az rest. was something which
looked like a large walnut or iir conc.
"1s that ItT" said l. swhy. I have
bern wondering for ever 10 hong what
Tint was.
well, II has probably been 40 aud
down lis rope Inspecting you iots Of
times at nights" said che Barina .You
ketfer take II down. mrs.. shc ron
tanued.
~ OH oAr' exclaimed the nurse.
SASHA. you are young aud smart you
90 H..
~ oh. can't sio it, returned the
housemaid. Perhaps ibe cook win"
s-rhe epok, lndeedls' rrtorted the
cook. "wlih dinner 10 gris What eow-
ardN you are!'' and she retired with
ehattering teeth.
-conse. rome. We MUST have BIN
down." said the Barina. '.Syannia.
climb up on the sicp-Iadder. take some.
thing In your baud and catch him
The shaking but otsedaant nurse look
a newspap~r and approached two or
three times, hui Il was tpo much
Think OF ~ sI,seresi tlsc eook. Win
had returned. '.and she a weman 81
fortyi"
suppose vos try r." suggested the
BariDa.
~Mcf Oh. the kestlc Il boiling
Overt ard again she vanished.
Finally, by the AID Of box and
stick, the creature was knocketi down.
captured and destroyed.
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ridins 4 lssrbeser y - ae~nntafanse
explained that his msesh~6 e S1ppIax
was eassiarsed an IN sfs1xsen1 nnnln~@u
llnss,
= always sire lie .~mr ensnna =
said. wherever | sfay.
when am away .l>setlsx r.&e
tho swgef 8 shIilSnxs pr 1nv uais@<
- eerert ei1noItnx ~ - - esex
hfty pasasanfz, do / nnk~ i = mi.
Ilags | ain gtsr - xAIlzanm - So
under keerer. shtiilap = - III
she ssrries NJ 80. 80 ) snlllgnes -
The aiaIa sho sieasas I. Fasee 6knerH
vmry % esur~e. aeuwrsItnx = ~ ns,zn
ler If keepers. Etc.. - frBe1dn haxe
otla pound h eAeurh fsr = vee1A mir
si,oatlns.
10 he seaehmas NJ - erlsea
me 70 and from tie stxffpn / eise !
HAIiliass, ~ shiIIInxs II ~ - ewisen
me anywhere eise: ~ - - bailer
q IL there for oyer ! wcck - y shii.
lings u under veek ~ 8 sAEillnos'
10 The man Who has ecen - ~ e1plhr2
TO hnsisemalds ! usnsnv n1se 81
shilling per day, bit II extEa e11aaitys
| make Il tthr ssne app1y1ng. "
course. to parsof asi0 - anil1lnu
fur ny week
II u wiser 10 rIsx yew - ~
give the money thar = lesse = - ypur
dressing table; fsr - sre ss~ -
least that n goes q - stgAe psrSsa
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1906-11-30

HOLDS TUE NaaL Wsiat1 ~ unweHfsst
with rase. Il resembles he ssasnaoas
hnlier fer carrying packages. aud Goa.
sists Of springs 90 eArh side " han.
de. The tension 81 abr Springs fensis
y pF~ss them sishtis against the sasles
q the roll Of rshaaa. sazpensaed from
tie handle 10 this xay the rsllan IN
b. easily and conveniently uassHasl.
Tho hoider san alss ~ adjusted 30
many siKrs 81 rails anal readily siaI4Hsi
frum one % another.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1906-11-30
LAW OF Tips" IN ENGLAND.
Mast PEE yssr Fvi~sass Sssm~~sse<
aas Affsw Theas 10 t1a chs same.

Mast Pee ysar Fri~ndss Sssss@~sse<
ass Affsw Thes 10 tss CHS same.
II is an unsnokea Law that you
should not oniy Mp your friends do
nestics. bus allow tlsen 10 tip yours.
says ths pail Mall Magazine The tips
given u private serrisDrs vary liz
amount. sometimes according to tile
number aud often according 10 the
quality OF the guests. The nousean
richie. for instanee. viii give the game.
keepers %. o. eyen fi0. thereby making
matters very uncomfortable Sox BET.
ter sportsman. lea~ endowed. Who fos-
loss after hina
Young girls shoIsId oniy tip tbs
hOuseurald and shs paFsgF maid II there
be one. No yunns rirt 4 vxIecsesl to
tip the eoarhman ar the butler. a.
though she would naturally rlre the
groom sosnessing II - has asns any
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1906-11-30
RRxPAHIR



Even such caufien3 pernoen - %
through life prepared fsr dinnsons nny.
~ the crucial Easascni. nssse q affer
che manner of I'll. snpreparsA. = nved
In California for fweaix 90 yenrae
said Mrs. Psrson. wkns pfMss1 ~ In
Eastern relatives she vas yis1etnx o.
tell what she knew ef the reeeut dIs-
aster 10 San Frnncis1s. ~anlt vken I
hrwt arrived. everybody care me a.
sice to at al. occasions. os<n earth
qnakes Summed NJ there unS exactly
three things that VIVA h renaunbcr 10
do 10 case Of seyere she<k. wan
10 keep q robe~ something tisns veni<I
clip ON easily. mud cover me frun lad
70 heeis "a my bedside; w. 10 have
a comfortable pair ef sfppers always
ready in The Same pisee: and was ~
remember 10 stand In aeerweg, -
snnse that n considered the snfsst pnare
wbsu plaster mud bricks are f1<nag-
-And did you Do an thess thenx1
whea thr time camcY aarrts1 her
nie~es
MI dearx.- retnrned Mrs rarson.
during these twenty Are years masis
nj least nine different earfhquake sol<<
for myself. and goodness ks~wx hr~
often bonxht sIapperx You -. those
robes were wonderfully eonafast.ble IL
wear mornings: but a. inst as 60 ~
KAN ~ Show signs OF wear I masle m.
other. styles ehangsd. tss: stllI. 81.
though Il really res u be a ssisanlx.
I always tried 10 keep ready . xarnexs
that should ke altogether suited - M
nge ard figure
$50 of svurse yvn had one when tl,e
time ean,e. Dld you bring Il Exse with
son, whefr Is8l NOS
rs dear girls that dsuraa5. THAR
lovely robe. tilose comfortable Slippers
are al Ia aslies When the sl,pek came.
although every oile u those thIaxs was
IN perfect Teaslaness never Fave than
thought. but hoixred out a ~ and
tied through tie streets RS - wAsr
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1906-11-30

- - Neelp eles
= - = ~ -
~ hra ~ -
NJ - - nln.n
frsH - settle
srss<lus ~ assns
wsHs - uuedls ~
petn1sm With .
fHA = - y n,<y
- -. - - I'll.
rinw - xxek
A ~ - n
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I'M
THANKSGIVING REWARD.

And ye did not see whether or nay
che savages caught your brother?'
The speaker was gray-headed but
well-muscbed man In Puritan garb. and
his words were addressed TO two young
men, one not much more than II. while
the other was apparently II or so. The
three were gathered in the living room Of
rndc but stoni log house, and the fire.
iight shone on a great bar dropped across
the door, and pile Of rnnskets. pistols
and swords lying on bench near By.
Nay said the elder OF the two.
Brother was far from Us. and when the
savages ieaped on us shouted with all
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1906-11-30

ness end gain adnittancs. I fy1sd thia
but one Of your bHilets struck me"
The old Puritan sank on his kneea
.Humbly | thank fhee, O LoEd.s be pray
ed. "fhat thou didst not permit n 70
harden our hearts. And his three sons.
sinking on their knees with him, looked
upward hnnbiy and said .AmenT to
what was surely the most grateful
Thanksgiving prayer uttered In all Neu
England that day. Portland 0psonian.
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ihsnkssivfnEs 81 the Revelation.
There we're eight Thanksgiving days
appointed By the contisenfai Congress for
observance among the colonies during the
var OF Independence. After the eas called
for the purpose Of celebrating the peace
treaty. which was held In f7ss. she day
was allowed to lapse pntil ITs0, when
Washington took his seat as President.
The IDEA 10 these early days was 10 Offer
thanks on some special occasion, That
our ancestors could find eight sueh ocea.
sions during the dark days Of the Revoke.
ton shows that they were ready 10 BE-
thankful on somewhat slim prsvecation.
But u also shows that the Eobbiers she'd
their blood for the country as well - the
men
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1906-11-30

The young doctor who had lately set
tied In Shrubyille had ample opportn-
nities to learn humility. II nothing else.
In his chosen field.
One day he was hailed by an elderly
man, who requested him to step in
aud see his wife. who was ailing. At
the close Of his visit the yeung doctor
asked for private word with the man.
"Your wife's case Is somewhat COM
plicated," he said. "and with your per-
mission should like to call the Brook.
ieid physician In consultation"
Permission r. echoed the man. indig-
nantly. Il told her knew she ought
to have a good doctor. but she was
afraid you'd be offended IL she did"
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1906-11-30

FsuTEesTs 1lsx n&Nas sata4 ReenNlnx
tiiHa shs-~ mi.has~ .1t1 - asald.
Cd. has paIeuted knano TIT r..
farsss The housewife - pse1n<1lo1
asssied 4 wa< sis~lwnn1 = - -
eilesi mainly - kiIr1rn sanln1n -eueh
an furks sg%ssss. en-. tuwaem md slm-
llaF alsnsais 10 prsteet - - uaesi
II sFas4lssE llsr atsnss Yhlm nnmr& Il
soHleai n fnTaH. IN - sndn e nhret
saesai Il y - eoz4zrmz6nx - j en-
lr renewed frem 80 srsfc6e ~ -.
tarAed % smother. az - - nnn1
only when - desired Dsee nenem i
afforded fr tn ksea = TIT IL
fork o. sss.sa ran - mantpn1nep1 win
- HssseI ease - Il wIthpse ~ rnarxI.
u y as@s It saaIlelrsf - = renz1lx
eEnhraee ~ surrcaai - - rknr~
l. thus 40 iikelilssa ~ - ~ 49,
burned - nnarnesu - = - snuuoemele.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1906-11-30

IN iwa gla@zss ard
1t mkss vsnalsis.ra
biz esnFllan. Too,
save at ii Il
wasted energy 4 ~,
Louis man has Ia.
srntesi ! mixer IIsai
Il tlss aHssu 1T sgsn
lllKlsy and sssefal
fnlsssas The Ifias,
irailon slansks a IstA
of any wuItabis
4
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1906-11-30

hens Especially j.
this true where the
roll h wkar than
llr nnEers can
sfretei. q. ia,lsi II.
a yermoas man
has saFaHalnsei
tle sllfheaisy l.y
providing = halsler
that ran h. fitted TO
any roll u rihlsssa
and sEae ~ n G
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1906-11-30

s1s6" sHiaIFs orr H4e q
which i open. In each end VI the lsax
II an eye. which uunnesis With esII
springs attached 10 brackets Thss
are strongly lraessi ~ assuFe
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clerks, and one IL sent 90 the Governor
81 every State In tina Union. n II also
given out then to the press agents, who
telegraph II all over the United States.
Each Governor. as he receives Il, Issues
one himself for bis STATE.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1906-11-30

risldity. The txe springs afr - ct.
fessnt strengths The eppx axin< b.
Ing stranger thaa fhe lower psr. Fer
The purposa 81 counter baianeinx Iise
weight .: tke hox. A rkezpkscse too
tasasng The iaaulss = - zrtxzfe1 y
fsa~ss la shc las. and ~ hnapzsfln<
: sywrvarsi pressure with thr hnnd 4
i caused q vihrate serflwass. Hox
:oav Il win keep n sasstIen ~ sssrx.k-
80 sa<s not stair. kus z rtrurz sprsnxs
are asesi Tie tInse shssIA - nun1eiens
for mixing ife ronEessx fAsFs9xkiy.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1906-11-30
Tn. slodest carver.

Henry. ~ our next little dinner We
wont have any carvisg done On the
table
Goodi That's where I generally do
Cleveland Plain Dealer.