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The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1906-03-02
FIRST In All These

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Erits-s 10 bUezt Of Reur3esys z-
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tzks the Rszr1eky u=n q y sls=a
simss as his sasne. ana q th4lr
achievements SAYS.
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ers CIarE n5set the bOuz1zry u the
United states fruu the DAD riE=F .
he great aksS
Il Ezs R=ar1cziaa s-aIsszEn
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he state
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ton OF the MLssissiPp5 river Ken
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As reVOlutiOz than aHy o.h=r SAFE
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for The Mexican ~A- thar any othsE
Safe
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in the EOCia Eas tie vO-E q \ Ken
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vel As Anericals gaarssr selIg-5r.
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Americas greatss- PoEtrzit painter
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The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1906-03-02

health Of the organs peculiarly feminine.
By preserviuK the health d tAese Or
gans- and relieving the system from the
debilltatlng drains ulcers and infamza-
tons which sap its health -FzvOrite
Prescription payeS the WaF for this
natural change 70 cone in Natures way.
without the loss Of capAdfy 70 please
Others OF personal inability 20 enjoy Life
-Yo1r FavOrite Pres-rIpstor hrUuEht ze
safely thru1Eh that cif7ll.lt reri01 called
-ehanEs o. lie. wits Nrs. ,slrv Lrs--in-
ser q - z AnkenT -. PJTriznd 0rsE1l
ms changs made = veEy unpleasant cls-
turb11ce tknCurh M e7tife system taE
hc1 ard odd 11steS. sex D. ada -lss.f hecane
excited. fus1rAred nervuus 1zIc irrifehie
NJ aDpetite Uzs ftful and 10 1zys Ezs
U11hle - eat . fair EezL NJ aunt recuEl-
De1ded ne 10 III Dr. Pierre's fErurife Pr
scfipttoc and 4 made 4 graf cifznzr Tor The
he1rer Within -Eu Ez+kS the unpleasant
feellnEs had Cs<4rue1red have h1stlld
Ard eiEhr ch-l1rel - haze the c1rs q a is1ss
fluily hut H1s ahle % atfend 10 ~ b. 60
kold duties Eith11i any liaiellrE All I,ls-,sti
Tie DeTtOd uirhoui any E.oze trulhla- ] can
necuDmend yu1r fzvurite PrssETiu-iIu -
agT1nd Dsdic1ne for Eu1en-
Toa mzg Be willing thai somehow eiss
shall saT thai their tatY * iuS1 A. z0gti :
- yours. but yOu don't Want that bahy
substituted for yours Let dealers saT
what they like sh1ut eiher ussiieinsS
being -iUSt IS good hut don't iei then
substitute anything for TFavorite Pre-
acrip1o1-- II Is absolutely uneqU3lsd-
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1906-03-02
Spe,iaI llubbiag Ona.

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= he MEAS - E1lA. fl- n nail-
q TIE Es cza tz-ziss tss CsaEia-
HlsE Weekly Eas-ires A us p1ssl
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salgal % - a. sasa'As 9osssss- -
~ - IL EaoE boE IcaS iss E-razEs
-ss.r I'll lLs-
- Ess&lF Cuzrsr-I1s-zal III a.
- = f---1sA-s Al ths sane v-sda
sEss- - III sr-iza ias Day
Ctazi-az-i P0ss Azs tas Bss san
NsEN a.osh u1e ys1-- - ga
Ta-s qtfzr i -, s1.as = earpa-z-s
i-Es caserse g zrTser < Il.
Prs
slss Ne VI s-zs rs- IErz= 81
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The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1906-03-02
HOW 10 SET 4 HEN

HOW TO SET 4 HEN
A. simple az :. =.ey seem. xs ssn-
tHre 10 say thai NOD one in ten
knows hu~ 70 sci a keu 50 that
she viii give no trouble. A gr,at
may people think that they can set
them Just S'hese the nest chances
to be. o. If thsy do decide 10 move
them, thF hold them 1P By ne legs
and GAIT them TO the nsE mss,
Good results eanEOt b had II the
hens are 81 in the hen ho,se Nhsre
olher hens can fight With thsn and
lay in tie sane nest They EiH brz <
ths sggs. and often the hen i driv-
en from the nast and The e<E 81
chilled 50 that none iii hatch
As son q the hen has shosu
that she IS broOiy. prepare a nesl IL.
= soon OF lost, EheFe nothing can
disturb h=E. ana after dark taks q
gently under your arm. and gently
place her on il Arrange he box
50 that the front may b closed %.
thus eOanning Der for Al least one
day Auy gcot-sizsi box Eiu DO. u
Il m1sJ Be roomy- Soap boxes are Us
right Cut out , small opening in
front down ID SIX inchs from b1Stuul.
80 THAI she can step in EithouI hzv-
ing TO jump on the eggS Make The
neSs Of clsGn straw or hay. broken
Eel and prssed casey d5xn iaI1
LIE eOcuers and rounded jus, 4 little,
% hat esS ali Rot rUII Ou--
On the second day place corn. grt
and water in front Of Resi-. take
dO-n the board and genIly lift he,
OF and let her eat AMI drink
Have TIE eggs ready and place IhsE
in the nest. nOS TOO many during the
early noalhs. and then leave he
rOom- After she has satisfied hen
hunger. she vii retErn 70 the nzs-
ShOsli she refuse % return. Il 4
gesE not 10 waste shy further time
Is there vii be danger Of her zoS
osng faithful. and the eggs wfH y
Lost All. hose tkzI reuse ID Ts-
Iurn zfIsr ths sgS are placed in lhs
nssI are veEy feE
By this arrzngeme1t = rOE Of n=s-E
Eith setting hens nay Be placed al
around the walls Of a room. and al
that need be done Is To keep food
wafer. E-it and = box Of dust sesriRs
IN the misdIe Of the rOon-
II Two hens are ST Al The san.
time b0Sh brOOds nay Be given Z
one hen. AMI the other one left L
hatch another
When the hens are first st. the.
should Be busted With insect p1Etsr
and again rEO weeks zfrervart. Jhel
again When the chicks are kztEkei
n not gruze the hens OF ehicks@
pecizlIy during eOla weather. 6 1.
grese destroys the down on IL
little f=iI1zs and theE gel chilled
For the frs fer DAYS fed Ii
chicks rolIsd oats OF STALE c-zckeE
uOissenst Eith milk or ~stsr. al
after that charge u o.hzr grains
Tolnd or Insly cracked
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1906-03-02
Impoverished Soil

Impoverished soil, lie impOv-
erished blood, nee,ls a proper
fertilizer A chemist By analy1-
ing the sol can tel you what
fest;Iizer to Use for different
products
If your blood Is impoverished
vnur doctor viii tel you what
yoa nee.l to frrtiIi1e It and give
II The rieh. rei e9rpuscIes that
are lacking IN l. 1t may be you
nes,I a tonic, but more likely you
ned a concentrated tat foO,i.
and tat : the element lacking
IN sOur system
Thrre : no lat food that X
- easily 'li-ested and assinli
lated as
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1906-03-02
LrckEST NAN i ARKANSAS


LrCEIEST NAN e ARKANSAS
IN ~ lzrkz- zza e Asas.zs4s.
E1.sz Il L SlzrlFE. Z Bra-o -.tr-s
Ne rss-ara-ioa = HI SITES Azalrh
1fta- I've ysa-x c-1lzno-s o-sars
Ard tse-1as 'f7uz IA tzu ~
ne H E7os foruae . ~ us-Es-s
E-aa;ssz 1asa1-s n Ki-ss ~
Discovery f1r Caas-zsrs11. ptirh
kaaE tuz sIP.-seaoe al care eva
s-zsrtea Z aka il IKE NJ rife
izs7oEea via fi-Ss sccIis a1s tEslrs
e'ur1lss r-u71sses cz-e Czss n
EvTst cauEA,s ant 90 e 2o14y -
fan.s2 A. A n HuEas. S-zEs
5ar and slba Tral SSH FREE
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1906-03-02
THE FARM.
EVERY HorsEkEEPER SHOULD

EVERY HOTSEKEEPER SHOULD
KNOW
That the colder egs are The quick
e they viii fr1th
That nutmeg should Be grated Al
the h7snm end fins.
That to make gOod pastry The IN
grsdients ms Be ice eold-
That = 0nyeomb makes an excel
lent fish sczIer.
That in order to have potatoes al
Ways white the kettle in which they
are boiled should never Be used for
any other purpose
That warm bread and cake should
be cut with a knife the blade Of
which has been heated BIZ Standing
II in bliling wafer
A Tablespoonful Of sugar adasd q
the water Tor bzsting ruasl beef VII
give = rich brozn color As vel IS
q nne flavor.
That eggs covered With boiling
v1te- and sIlOEsi 10 stand five min
ates are uOre nutritious and digest
ible than SAsa boIIei rapidly for
three minutes.
That in flavoring cake lemon iuies
should not Be used II a light cake
Is desired. since the acid sets free
the carbon dIo1ids before baking
New York Nail
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1906-03-02

Thsrs are thozszEss q zc-ss
hE1l<ise lzn1 thzt are 1os U-iIi1s,s- ~
a hIlzt3= : an s1oslIs1t lozti1z r.
An o-chaui- So2s q ths bs<s era
ars<a are On .z1s that eaznos Be FlSF-
Cd vhz-s hns can - TILED il +
An advantage. b1S hillside Ind vIE
1ot OzIE permit a fruit-srUEizE. ~
szn also Be utilized for sh=ep- -
pecszHy he zerilos. whicA are hartE
and active fo-agizE over kiIIs6ss 81
I=vei gr0111 Wherever 1 vcrri11
Il tae farm : Too his for Sziuv1-
lioo il can b gwen zP % sh@sR
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1906-03-02

ns . u fat lc-sanl N II
.zHk uat e.zsss an inSreaze IN eos
for f1ol bzS n solTsS Re r.
rogsa- Poeasa and pAnsQoaass are Il
- Skiznet Eilk. The 6lfferSre y
tween tie soli4s azE tke fat - f1r
y art1al v1l1e + co1csr1=1 i II
hrtls. aS the skizze1 MIX eza y
u-flirsS O tks farm ID zEE9ztzgs- Ia
in MIX cns-s les in properties % =
p-ioe than any OsAsr Srtie8e
produced On the hra
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1906-03-02
BEST RESULTS

Here are he proper distances f5-
planting various fruits according
TO Green's Fruit GrgEer.
Standard apples. - feet apart each
Ezy-
Standard pea-s and strong gr1E-
ing eherris, - feet apart each way-
Daks and NO-rzIlo cherries. Is fee,
apart
Prunes. Plums. apriocss. psaeh=s
nsctzrinss. Is 10 - fsst apart
curTznts and goosebe-ris. TO :
feet apart
RaspozrTiss and bla-kbe-Ties. : tc
5 By to : feez aP1rt
stzEbe-riss for fed culrure. &c
1 IL bg ; to ; Is fses apart
strzSbsTTiss. fox zrdsn culture. l
70 tzO fsst apart
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1906-03-02
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n0zzaas d Etrle oas &c ser
rear q e-p1P- Mo- e thal or-i.
aaEs h-zz SsFa3 - a ~ dosss G.
Fo1+ys EsaaeE ans Tar. s=a eErsg
fzEiT zlIh cAl5rsa sha1as k-=R ).
IL ne ho4sA II pozlzt-s 70 ess-aiss
z.s : sac aaa s1-e NfS Gers.
Il Psrks-. Sza Frl-Gsru. al writes
NJ tasE had . aE-s-ruls zf1,1A q.
< crUz3 A1s Es iheaEat - ro1l1
aasaks 70 ssash. hi n1e s1sse < POI
sgs HS1zg Al Tar udisy-t ~ =
oz.ns of-sT osas- rezsEss ka5 AL.
"a Ne are s-ye . Ezzrs gt-ala.
IL Il ~ hgs= s1 p L0-1Sl
DuE Cazgz-y
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1906-03-02

GAILCP.
Mis- carrie Wells saazs from TAa-s
aay 10 salaay sra Ntss CO-ilas Hsl
cher.
Ms Nirtse PessES has resErsss
frC1 kenOVa
siiss carrie Wells ara MS COSilaa
RslSAer called % Ms RalaA PSicAa@,
Sun3ay evening
osise = large cEOwa SieaAed sAurSA
4, his Plsce Sasaay Eeynsss aas
HisAL
Nsss Iva CHAIRMAN sat San1AS
-, Al hsr hro,hsrS I, J, Cap
mans
BOsa. to Mr., ana air< Ne New. =
d,Sh washer.
Misses Carrie Wells ana COyilaA
RslehsF yese sslnnE At Nrs SsamRs
/, ~ ~ " 's.s.
As s'.a
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1906-03-02
cH.RrnaL rnR hoes

have yru an Ols-f1zhE0-=i long
iron gridzIe, that Is 10 Ionssr usei
r. se11E h-ekFaeat eak@1 Pr i,
oEr IND he hoE pm and drop. R5~
and th=n- sOne pisces Of eiarc1si
On il The pigs riH eat TIE ehzr-
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1906-03-02

reEunal atlrac-
tiyenesa Such
fears are largely
warranted By The
effects whIch this
change produces In
usuy women But
no Woman need Jet
fearS frfher.
Those who have
used Dr.. Piercss
Favorite PrScnp-
ton DO not suffer
from the change
q life either IN
face, form OF feel
incs as do other
women This fact
Is due 70 the in
innate connection
Of the general
LII ~ IL
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1906-03-02
WANTS A NEW APPLE

WANTS A NEW APPLE
ne Iniizaa Ho-1ic.it1rzI S1ciszy
saEEss = prize Of sl.eee for a nsE
apple As E0Od As GTIns< GaIS=n
ana a prolific As Ben Davi<- Ne
uhO furnishes szSh apple III szrz
TIE no1sE-
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1906-03-02


Thz slzezE@l1 agr5v5-F q shz
szzzsr l. We EznEz He lo1ks ssss-
Shs uas5t rhs Fazz-E ira E-sra-1-s
All n z,-rzls e C5z-u1-rz Ee1- tar
Is c1IE rs ElvsrsE1 sc 1ssEs al
TIA Il = ths GsruEz s1-s-ur- As
s1zssE - E1rE rs z15=r -h-se hsEss
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III EuE All msE- Ia dzpa--zz--
Ek5eh gives am nss1 Evrx is shz-
s1r a-rsl a1E-S f1r lEze rsI- b
rsE- LII iss1-shss E-- Larcaa
l1S al -slag-lzs. an auz a pr
sl1zz tsczs51u = So eases Ess nsssr
sus 1HE Essa.eA Hl-h,1az rsns1s
IL He lzs1 hE graz 1uussr e
vsrssl -spsrrs nsEds % IN 1nG 4 4
pruhasiE US sEsrEsrs ma rsuBsrx
IN - usrVcrEs ei1 essrAszGs ant 8slts
Inn u s7saE 1E- things taEz h fha
sse-zr hare ssnEzs,t = rs rhsura.-s
o. - rs ciusisszz4ll c,r-es1nrs
suee
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1906-03-02
Meaning OF Mans

L Ssz1 : Hss-sE. Lis
/ Ala 5 Latin tn KIzisE-
GzS : Fren-h- IL Lsa5=r
8t1rg1-st Is Grek- a Rsa-E
PsEf : Lz1n- ~ Sal On
Ioh Is HeArsE. III N1G-zsz
RaehsI L Hszrsz- thz Lz-h
I1a-a Is Latin IL B-zsAz o.
Esvfn X SlIoo- a C0ugls-ur-
LirazL Lam = 4 Lizzie Lioa
Hn Il u1-rA n Lofr Nzz
J1eoS s Hshr=E- n S1-pllz-sr-
sislss-t i Sa1o1- BStEa- Il C1hs
Eazzgs L Crest ~ Fsz- Vlrro-E-
Erusz- IS s-ssk- N Ssrsr1s Ous
Na-rin 4 Latin. NJ Marital Cas
rr-= Is Lam ne Shsnz5s Ons-
Peter + e Lam orsrn- the RleH-
Arabia : Lana tie Real-ifll A
M
Nosesa Hee-sx uaus1saaz DrzEu
Ont
EO-vzse : Lam, IN Ha,ou.-s
o.
Aa,la : a G-esk sInstse esd
O1A
soaAa : Gr--a ana nsH- us
aa2
L-o1aei. a German aan=. i Iloa-
las.
ss,aA. asssv- uaas nnss Pa
Caesar, ana sAa% nsaae Hai-y
Ma
Ross=sus : sanoa ~ Rcse 81
En,A ana Da,Aa are sAroaasps,-
HoS
Osve- + & Rsusn osissaas os'sv'
rSsS,
pous,,ss : Gas,,e. sasa,esss nasA
Gray,
naalsl Is HesrV~, uv~Ssss 90 =
FslsN
JAmw \ Il Hessv~ w,sia MI
'ullsg,
Mathew. a Jewish Aa,aN s'suiuss
0lh
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1906-03-02

-asn y1u 80 PeogIe E1-h trl5s
zrEsr tAzir ans al sls q 1hz-
tacss tasy hare sssa q N Bazs-
ru7- Sala
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1906-03-02
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The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1906-03-02

lAtrs : ~ otnue anywhere tar
s7es nsais- - grtaHs skla ~
81 Saasy Ness ofhes
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1906-03-02

Whnn HIS audunr come, women, worn
cut b. Tie burdens Of uIotherkood. ret
GlrInk irum that sacond schauge Of life
which Win hanish these burdens forever.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1906-03-02

All stables should be on the south
and east side Of the barn buildings
50 the warm sun can penetrate 10
every O5rner.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1906-03-02

Wien gua Vrs gsE asrsr-iasu.sn,
n -a,s NENS Ee Fiul q me ~ Atna
q n1r= Es1E2s saaa Euur CA Pass.
3aE -sa.A Sc lAe 1mau1- q aa,a.ss
s1E'satza anywhere else Ia y
s1-z s-rm guE AirsrVsa1s 1-s use-
sssIzEy ErsFsrssza1-e Wsih ~ auR-
Der q Pesgas Via r-la o. Won an
Esa'oans 8 sElul,e oT slsS.1f3-
5gn Bls-
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1906-03-02
A P. BANFIELD. M. D
BttHAN1N n

Offers E7f.ssi1zai ssrvira ss-a
4Etsrta slrsa ss4ass < H. Ey-
Ear. TAru4t. Na1-l caysl-s asss Cssss
Eyes tested s.s Essss azrllafsi,
h-iel A. asfiue "a CasIsslss fs57
T1eaesy azs Frissy
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1906-03-02

he NEWs offes "a f1-rss seais
f1r Neta-es- Lo.sss hrs o;tie.-t =
l-lkiuls Aiso. AZ "a = cG57e
tlFgasS
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1906-03-02

Sc NJ In & aoaas asa sz.a.s "a
sissaly az osassss
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1906-03-02

coal and grow The better fcf IT.
Farm Journal.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1906-03-02
PIRATING EJLEYs HONEY Ann
TAP

TAR
Foi= 4 Co. Chezza. ortEiz1rs,s
ssC1sg zz5 Tar As rhruzt A. Ing
rsz7sE- a11 On zen4zl q ths
szea- -2a-l1 Ar ECszEz-agE e F1l-
= $ Eo1sg and Tar may tzz-4tSl-.s
are pfsfrvs To- ~ Ezzrl-a- A.
tor FnssTs Ei0nsg ana Tar z-a -
tlzs al s-Azzltzlss Offered As 10 oh
e F-e7E-z-5oz E1ll Ers the sane
szras-4tz5C- 4 . LILY EIHarive
q ru--zzas 70 15Lztss All = safes
tl- a re1 zn1 szidzz= 7.s-su-S
81. 81 L1s1iss Dry Ca
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1906-03-02

The stables SHOULD Be linz xashe,
70 keep them sweet and eiean-
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Cook with Gas.

Cook with Gas.
Housekeeping is a pleasure when
you cock with gas.
Headquarters for holiday goods.
THE HUB DEPT STORE.
Next Tuesday is Christmas Day.
Only few more days to do your buy
ing. Why not do it today.
Mrs. s. D. GreesOn and children
left Saturday for their new homo at
Toledo, III. From there they will go
later 10 California.
Get your dyeing done at the Austin
steam dye ana cleaning works. They
DO not shrink nor injure anything plac
ed in their hands.
Holly wrtaths, Xmas tree trimmings,
candies, etc, for churches, clubs and
parties. Special prices in large quanti-
ties. TIE HUB DEPT. STOKE, Austin,
MINI.
There are seventeen Minnesota
girls in the entering class of Smith col
lege Northampton, Mass. Among these
appears the name of Ruth Elizabeth
Shepherd of Austin.
We have some elegant Christina as
goods which we wish you to inspect
1t you call, we know you will be de-
lighted. What nicer gift could you
make than something in china or a
nice lamp? Candy. fruit and nuts you
must have. At Dalager's grocery.
Our city schools will close Friday
afternoon for two weeks vacation Gov
tring the holidays A number of
teachers will attend the meeting of the
State Educational association at St.
Paul. Special Christmas exercises will
be given in several of the grades Fri.
day afternoon.
"A man can always please woman
and a woman can always please a mai
if he gets her fine box of stationary
or box Of Lowney's favorite candy at
Fred Williams Cigar Store. And she
can always please him if she chooses
the gifts she gets for him from the
selection of cigars, pipes, tobacco and
cigar jars, pouches, and other smokers
supplies found at the same store.
Santa Claus has made his Austin
headquarters at E. A. Dalager's gro
Gerry. He has big supply of Christ
mas trees, decorations for trees, can
dies, oranges, nuts, apples and lots OF
Christmas goods like china cups and
t saucers, salad dishes, cream and sugars
etc, Go to Dalager's for your Christ
mas purchases.
Mower County transcript., 1906-12-19
Cite jTrnnecrtp
AUSTIN W WEDNESDAY DEC. -, loO6

Cook with Gas.
100 bushels of onions at 80 cents
bushel. Dalager's Grocery.
MIR. and Mrs. Chas Fox spent Sun
dav at McGregor.
Two cases OF holly just received at
kinsmans greenhouses.
"A gas range will bring comfort in
every home.
Order bunch Of engraved visiting
cards today for a Christmas present.
Nothing more acceptable.
-George Litchfield left yesterday for
Joplin, Mo to spend the holidays with
his sister, Mrs. Sarah l.. Davidson and
Mart
Special discount on all Christmas
Sunday schools and lodges, at Dalager's
grocery.
Holly wreaths, Xmas tree trimmings,
candies, etc., for churches, clubs and
parties. Special prices in large quanti-
ties. The II UB DEPT STORE, Austin,
MINI.
Paul Mckenna left on Thursday
to resume his studies at Louisville, KY,
after brief vacation at home. He is
on his last year at the Kentucky School
of Medicine and will complete his
studies next July.
-Plnedale Poultry and Stock Farm
breeders Of Barred Plymouth Rocks
Silver Laced Wyandotts, Bronze Tur.
keys, Tolouse Geese. Breeders for sale
now. Inquire of Mrs. F. II. Pike &
Son, Austin, MINI, K. F. u. No. 6, new
phone. Al
For sale or trade for land in Mower
or adjoining counties, 100 improved
Richland Co., y. D., 315 miles west OF
Blackmer 8 miles to Fairmont, small
buildings, rural mail, telephone, black
loan, clay subsoiI, all under cultiya-
: tion, also 16O in Aitkln Co., MINI.
NJ B. MCLAUGHLIN, Austin, MINI. az
, "A reception was given last evening
at Masonic hall by Austin Chapter, T..
A. M. in honor of William Todd, Most
I Excellent Grand High Priest of the
State of Minnesota. A program was
given under the direction of Wallace
= Gregson, high priest, and light refresh
ments were served. A large company
was present.
Mower County transcript., 1906-12-19
Cook with gas

Cock with gas.
Highest market value paid for good
dairy butter at the Hub Grocery De
partment. tt
Read jeweler Scoville's ad in
another column. He has choice Christ
mas goods.
Choice New York winter apple S
for sale by the barrel at Dalager's
Grocery.
-Rev. f. c. Whitney and son, Milo
of Rochester came Monday for BRIT +
visit with old friends
Mr.. and Mrs. Nj. Teeter will Gee.
brate their golden wedd n5 Saturday
afternoon, Dec. 20.
The cement main floor of the new
M. E. church was finished Monday.
The basement is now enclosed.
Full blood Bronze turkeys for sale
For prices inquire Of S. E. Jacobson
Window township, route l, Rose
Creek. AZ.
DR.. ". !. Lacy of Kansas City has
been added to the force of government
inspectors at the HORNED Packing
house.
-J.C, Johnson, Jr. arrived home
Thursday from Illinois where he has
been closing out q large stock OF goods.
He will spend the holidays here.
Holly wreath, Xmas tree trimmings,
candies, ETC., for churches, clubs and
parties. Special prices in large quantl-
ties. The HUE DEPT. STORE, Austin,
Mimi.
Deacon J. S. Decker will have a
family reunion on Christmas day.
Lon and family will be down from St.
Paul and Calvin and Ed and their
families from Minneapolis.
"A large audience at the auditor
ium Wednesday evening listened to an
address by Axel Gustafson of Chicago
on Revolution or Restitution. 1t was
under the auspices of the World Better
ment Club.
About one hundred were guests of
the Era Club Friday evening at the
home of Rev. and Mrs. G. w. Lutz.
Rev. F. E. knopf gave an account OF
Cl0 SUCCESS VI WOtudu suuldS0 LII wy
oming where he formerly lived. A
musical program was given and a So
cial evening wss enjoyed. Refresh
ments were served.
"A delightful reception was given
Wednesday afternoon by Mrs. S. W.
Kaufman and Mrs. P. A. Reilly at the
Kaufman home on Allegheny street.
Over one hundred guests were present.
Mrs. G. w. Lutz, Mrs J. P: Anderson
and Mrs. I. Kutzner assisted in receiv-
ing. The rooms were nicely decorated
for the occasion and all the appoint
ments were very nicely arranged.
Dainty refreshments were served.
The Baptist choir gave a farewell
reception Monday evening in honor OF
their organist, Miss Alwine Rehmann.
About thirty we're present. Miss Reh-
mann has been for several years a sue
cessful music teacher here and has
made many friends. The evening was
spent socially and in games. In be-
half of the choir, Rev. r. E. Sayles pre-
sented to Miss Rehmann locket and.
chain. Light refreshments were served.
Miss Rebmann left yesterday for her
home in, ,Greely, Iowa, and will not re-
turn to Austin. ~.
Mower County transcript., 1906-12-19
DR.PR:;ICE'S
Baking Powder
Pure, Wholesome, Reliable

Made from cream of tartar derived
solely from grapes, the most deli@
Cious and heathful of ali fruit aCiGls..
Its use is guarantee OF perfect food
and protection against the ills that
follow the use of alum, alaana=phos=
phate and other low grade powders.
The mixtures called baking powders that sell for ten
twenty-five pound, cent ounce all alike
made from alum and costing less than three cents pound
Mower County transcript., 1906-12-19

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