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The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1907-08-28

a horse Monday evening, and fractured
his skull, DR.. Strother operated on hin
removing a portion of the bone anC
raising the portion off the brain and he
is now doing well.
Miss Salle Miller, Of Cecilia, visited
her brother, Harry Miller last week.
DR.. J. W, O'Conner and family visited
her grandmother, Mrs. Amanda Clarkson,
and her sister, Mrs. w. H. Strother
from Sunday until Wednesday
Dr. Stroller attended meeting of the
Muldraughs Hill Medical Society at
Elizabethtown last Thursday.
Mr.. Jim Norman joined the Eliza
BEETHOVEN News party to Jamestown and
other Points.
Mrs. Loeb, who was visiting her sister
Mrs. Meyer has gone to Louisville to
visit her sister.
Born to the wife Of Virgil Henley on
the 18th daughter.
Born to the wife of Peyton Still on the
9th daughter.
Mr.. Harvey Scott and family Asher
Oklahoma who have been here visiting
his brothers, Will, Charlie and Alex
have returned home.
Miss Elnor Scott, Of Louisville is
here visiting her Uncles, Charlie, Alex
and William.
Mr.. Winfield Scott left Saturday for
Asher Oklahoma, there he will clerk in
the store Of his uncle.
Mr.. A. 3. Suter, Of, Custer, was the
guest of Miss Edna Dowell Thursday
night and attended church.
Rev. Roe did not arrive until Satur-
day the IL on account of the illness of
his father.
Big Spring is to have stock sale,
Saturday the oath.
Mr.. Melville Snowden has returned
to his home in Cincinnati but his wife
will remain with her parents Mr.. and
Mrs. Jess Clarkson for another month.
Miss Loelie Clarkson returned Sat-
urday from a two weeks visit in Owens
boro.
Mrs. Charlie Mcintyre and children of
Springfield are visiting her father Mr..
R. c. Crayoroft.
DR.. Strother has recently added new
microscope to his Office equipment.
Miss Lizzie Miller, of Cecilia, is
here visiting her father Harry Miller.
John H. Meador was in Louisville last
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Thompson of
Custom, were the guests of Mrs. E. A.
Strother Monday.
The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1907-08-28

cures made by DR..
Kilmer's Swamp-Roo
the great kidney, liver
and bladder remedy.
1t is the great medi-
caltriumph Of the nine
teenth century; dis
covered after years Of
scientific research by
DR.. Kilmer, the emf
nent kidney and blad-
der Srecialief and ie
The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1907-08-28
Democratic Headquarters
In Louisville Now

The Democratic State campaign head
quarters were removed MONDAY from
Frankfort to Louisville Rooms have
beep secured at the Old Inn. The
speakers bureau, under charge of
Charles c. McChord, will begin to as
sign dates for the campaign orators at
once.
The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1907-08-28
Impossible.

"Our new cook is terribly abs mt
minded"
Il shouldn't think you'd care"
And why not, prayl"
"She may forget to leave. Smart
Set
The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1907-08-28

wonderfully successful in promptly curing
lame back, kidney. bladder, uric acid trou-
bles and Bright's Disease, which is the worst
form Of kidney trouble.
Or. Kilmer's Swamp-Root is not rec
ommendedfor everything but II you have kid
ney, liver or bladder trouble it will be found
just the remedy you need. lthas been tested
In SO many ways in hospital work, in private
practice, among the helpless too poor to pur-
chase relief and has proved so successful in
every case that a special arrangement hs-
been made by which all readers Of this pau5r
who have not already tried it, may have a
sample bottle sent free by mail. also book
telling more about Swamp-Root and how to
find out if you have kidney or bladder trouble.
When writing mention reading this generous
offer in this paper and Eyf
send your address to AaIHFHk1 81. :4EE:ss
DR.. Kilmer & Co., Bing sH i..'
hamton, N. Y. The =SzaslsAsl..s EEL EE3
regular fifty cent ard Home of swamp-ROot
iollar sizes are sold by all good druggists.
NDon't make any mistake but remember tn,
name. ewamp-Root. DR.. Kilmer's Swamp
Root. and the address, Binghamton, N. Y.
son everv bottle.
The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1907-08-28
DO YOU GET UP
z WITH A LAME BACK E?
kidney Trouble Makes You Miserable.

Almost everybody who reads the news
papers Is SUE to know Of the wonderful
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1907-09-27

Sci Der ntbtr8abt BON
BORT grttur fnnb b,tanntlib cine
3uIommtntunft Spii6sr General
StDHel unb Baron Ncei itatt. Bel
bieItr oentpiirbig.n lnterrsbuns
I6tntte Der 8tiiegte BEN Sieger zines
itiner att6liHsspfsrbe. Rosi nolIte
% erIt ni9t annebmen, lisB Ii4
I6liebli6 aber bod ba3ii behimmen.
@i,jes biTtoriI9e pferD ion nun bo3u
mithtIfen, bic idpanif9e gferberaFs
dufSubsF.rn, fpeI9s 3isIe bic Sdpaner
itbt, Ho9 ben Grfabrunstn bsS GeIb,
susss trhDbts alfmerIIdmieit SliUens
ben. Baron Npsi bat es einsm reis
den pfsrDt5i6ter Romsns Como
bumiG degi 9sI6snit Der fetnen stan
in benz SiGbtHsH atuIdA an Der
MtFtiife sSopans bat. Das pferb
fiibrt itbi ben idpaniIden Rumsn Ro.
tobuti, ben lbm nod Baron Hpgi btis
cslsat bat. Dds Wort bebelta
.GElds pber ,Idnees 2tbtR1.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1907-09-27
8,tQDrroa ii

Bel 2Srrd6 Bnrbs & n
MiHiondr aus Ntitfalen. Der 3nr
Ronfereu5 elmer piIgermiFion mans
berte, i'm BaISe BON siutm StroI&
iiberfalen uHb nit sineDr Stein ass
fhluden. Der @pdneeIiit eab ibm
feline 8DrI. nit 80 Ml. unb bat ibn,
ttin nnI9ulbiees Blut gu ueraisbeu.
Deuno4 ipnrbe er f9rtdli9 3uaeri6s
mt rnb ani1tineHb toOt Iissen selafs
fen. Gr tonnts Ii6 pieb,r srkben,
befanb f9 dbsr III balb tslpuBtloism
3nItanbt, in Dem ct Drei 3d1s nnD
Srei RG1te i'm @oIos bsrumtalmtlis.
2eutt. bic Jpn Idbsn, pi6sn ibm aus,
ba tr mtitens auf alien 0iersn
lroh. S1litBli9 purOe sr BON Der
bsutI@sn pOIisfi ssfunOsn unb aad
0Drrd9 in'S Sgnntsuhdus esbrddi.
Dort tam tr pitber 3u fin unS
ioBnte ben SsrsaHs trSdbI.u. @sin
3uItnnb 1T Oerart, Dab man an its
mem guftomnisH SpeifsIt.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1907-09-27

INfHaff E.fFNfNHfNFhf = y f"fFHhNhNE
8ieSt,in, iopie bic g6rtie gin9hamton, q. D.,
fuelde an itoc 6lalbe angebrd9t III.
giue grtfettprtife Itelt in
20 Stunoen qrbsitsjsit 10000
8ritetts Ger.
IS atbt in Der gauBen BeIt
hO6tens nod 5000 e4te asablif4e
8u6titutsn.
0dsS al5perfin ID ami tee
perfenOet tdgli9 800 bis 1000 Barrels
"a $50 qfunb).
Die Baum oltfdier III Ia
LIZ 3oa, unO tpeuH lie ie6r gut lit,
21a SOL lang.
Die oeutf6e Snfuntsris 9lt
1901 etlpa 20 NilioHen Pdtro'
nen oer6rau4t.
Die leBte @siHetnte aaf
Der gdn5en @rOe bstrug ungsfdbr 1875
gii1ionen 6sttpliter.
0eutf6lanD bat IA mill
lioneH Settar DaIb, OdOon 9,5 glil'
IioneH RdDeIndlo.
SIN Dem Sal3bsrgtptrt Btslic3ta
gibt es etpa flint NeiIsn unterirSt'
I6er giIenbabnen.
Sm &rit8s 1S70--71 ipuroen
48,514 %eiierne 9reu5e erIter uno 3pei'
ter aldFe osrlieben.
Deuti6IanD il brit abr
It'd fir 6einabe cine babe Gtiliaroe
Mldrt 9aumnOle elm.
Sn Admiration bat cine
8rieftaube 3O1 enplif6e N}eilen in
bier Stunosn 3uriidgelegt.
Stetnfplitter T6leift man
sur mitrpitopii3sn lInterIu6uus in
lilo MiIlimeter Oinne Sheiben.
0as paImen9dus bes 6srs
soss BON 0eoOuIbire beOedt 5000
6uaSratmster unD 1T % Meter bod.
SIN 9 banana Canal purs
ben i'm Mondt Suli i'm @an5en
1,058,776 8ubitporea Gros dusgss
bobsn.
0as Ssr3 etnts R.HnpFsrbss
pisst Ssbu bis Stp6lf pfunb, Ooppslt
70 uisl, pie Ous zines sep0bHli6en
pfsrbes.
Die WdluditfGulen Der
Sopbiertir6e in 9onItanttnopeI fans
men aus BEN Didndnt.mptl au
GpbsTus.
Die Gifenbdbnen Der GrSe
BADEN mad Der neusiten 3uTdmmens
itelung bic adnss BON 562,436 Wsb'
len erreidt.
g nddt6obrtn III cine urn'
fGnqti6. Nrbeit. Sin S9d6tbo6rer
Don u SUB 0urdmeTer piest IA
20 5onusn.
Sn etntm Otter SfIeemdFer
bsfinben Ii9 5 9rdnm ieIte StofFe,
in sinsm Otter Oes atldntii9en
Oceans 81 @ramm.
Das Sat3trsbs9tn G,ar'
temid Sulina"0 permag in elmer 2du'
&c su leben, bic 10 tart i~iberidtttJt
1T, bdB Ie tdum nod tropfbur fliiiiig
lit,
Der gtrnFein, Der AM Strany
be prsuBens uufgeleIen ipiro, gibt
pro So6r MIR 20 Eonnen, Der dber,
Der b%ergmdnnii6 %seponnsn pirO, 400
Spnnen.
Die m~ittIersn @renSen Der
menf6li4en St,mme liessn Spii6sn
benz Son BON bunOert S4ninsunset
fir ben Bah unb benz bon tdufeRb
fir ben Sppran,
Die 5ta6tfebtrfabrttG'
tton t.nnt sinen @lditiSitGtspriifer,
nit BEN man notwithstanding
gen Der 5tOer bis gu 0,005 Niaims'
ter Ii6er fsitItslen tdnn.
Die Der. Stoaten erpprs.
firten lebtss Subr Iebsnbt 9btere unc
SIsiI6prubutts i'm Msrtbs Don $685.
000,0 900, ppbur9 lie ben erItsn plos
oIs 8leiI6s GgpOrt.urt errunsen bd'
ben.
Der bret gdum.n suiams
mengepd6ient Stdmm bon ~SaroOi.
nm Wucronatum" duF benz 9ir4bof
in Sule (Wlsrito) bat 8 SUB lbsr
BEN gpOen einen llmfuHs BON ITO
SUB.
Sin MtIItonSr, RamtNB
Rpbert %. CHANDLER, perfebt boS
Mmt eines SbtrifFs in Dut&tb
COUNT, q. .. CT IT pcbI Der .tn'
siae rei6s 4msrisantr. Der cine icI@e
GislIunq inns bat.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1907-09-27
Sic ltHafc Dnn 70 Dielen
"augtublifliGrn SOOeSs
fdarn.

Ga erifiu cine Rrantbeit Ia bisieH ennbe, bic
Isbr aeidbui6 II peaen ibrer pl6elihen atiade.
F5IEA 2 E s ss ;S.i Az i5,. ' %$. e 4:
izflEI Il |. !. \. !. !. !: !. !. !. i. \ !. !. Il 4 ! . !. !. !. !. !. |. !.
N-pS\ND -I-Ebeit, Sun q en- entBilHs
T.NMNANT2Z6una 9er5iebler oba
lIkI HH( NAS diasfub Iii oil bas
JlS9HA oil q gteiultat tranfeygiieren
2(k:M INK MI Edit man RieTenfrants
~NSAl EH belt Iid pettsr snts
NklWU IA EIN pifcln, 10 ergrtiit has
AE~ WUAl II PHI cpergtitee Blnt Der
NM TAN3H EAAiertn ptitere inntrt
N%NI @HA Organs OIL. nOburd
SISEAs@SSSaSfsa Blaientdtdrrb eniiiebi
ober bic 8itren neriieren TIRE Normalitdt unb per;
itpinben nod unO mad, Belle fir gels, gdnBlidI
8lalenl iben iino tGi inirner 0ui trdnft 0iertD
ttridBuilbrsu uuo cine bdIun9 fam am idntE
ifn ofSielt tperoen, iuenn man bic Rieren lutepet IN
dreni g%einnbsH 2uiionbs beritbt. 9iiblgn Sit
inTpobl. 10 be9ebei sic blirhnus teineii SNttbnm,
wcnp. Gle Or. 8ilmsr's GnmbfiUurbet @episin,
buslar0bit 6eilmittd ilr bic RierepkF 9ebei nnb
9laf. tinusbmen.
Gle linoert bic llHidbi9feii bofSgaaNsr ein,is
bdltsn, ionic 6aS brennenbe gtybt beim &aller
laien lno Dtrbinbert 6as iydhoenebme 6fne
&6te1ailsu zee 2Gaes iibsg tnb wdbrenb bsr
Gid9tI Der mil6e mib dp&tiQep6bnlide GiIett
BET Ey1npipur,el piro idrEu ufdHnt. Gle N
ytef 66ran I'm Griolge hFhberbarer 5elungen In
eyn ihnietigien 6Glen.
n Sanpiwirel III drGentbm ein;uneGmsn unb
epirb IN alien 9lpetbssfn Su so SEM NIB einsn
Solnr bic 6laidK ,Vfiautt. Gle tbnnm cine
4'robefaibe bieifB hnberbarfn, neien NnlbgdHnq,
iorie elm 9iyas66en, porin glts ertldrt ritb,
,portoirei Wath3ft befommen. Wan idrttbs an
0E RilEfF Sbo.. @in%ebamton, V. y. g4tnu
Gle i4ftibgr trpdhntu 5ie, boh Gle bitie gene;
toie EheA VI bisienl Nldttc 9glsisn ba6eu. Be
gtbtn kie itinen Srrtbum. ultrten Gle I'D ben
9brfai Sunpipirisl, 3r. 8ilrcr'e Simpippreis
AeSiIin iopie bic g6rciie gin9hamtou, q. D.,
helde an ieoer 6lai6e angebrddt III.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1907-09-27

GO erihirt cine 9rantbeit Ii bieisH ennbs, bic
Isbr aeidbni6 III ipeaen ibrer pl6eIihen sltiade.
The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1907-03-08
Romeo and Juliet.

Those who appreciate an OK
cellent production of an enter
tainlng and delightful play
should not forget that "Romeo
and Juliet" will be presented
at Library Hall, Rapid City, on
Friday, March Is. This will
be a rare opportunity to enjoy
a magnificent revival Of this
great masterpiece. The pro-
the company and the
play itself stand, perhaps, for
the most popular conception Of
entertainment allied with fine
art. It is a matter of congrat-
ulation that the first presenta-
ton of this great play in this
city should be entrusted to a
company that comes SO highly
recommended in every way.
The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1907-03-08

Church Services for March
The following sermons will
be delivered at NJ. E.. Church
in March by Rev. F. Fremont
Case.
MORNING. SERMONS
March 3:
"The Alter Stairs"
March 10:
GOOD Believes In Us"
March IT,.
1.-THE Terminals Of Love"
March "a:
"Life, Life, Victorious Life"
March 31-Easter:
"The Resurrection In The
Worlds Thought.
EVENING SERMONS
March 4:
"The Foundation OF The
Building"
March 10:
"The Dome And Its Won
ders"
March II:
aThe Temple Within The
Dome'
March "a:
AThe Wonderful Tenent OF
The Building"
March 21-Easter:
Sacred Concert
The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1907-03-08
TIE LEGISLATURE
CONTINUED from page u

tions are that they have several
days more Of work before they
can present their bills for ac-
ton. When the bills do come
in it will be found that they ask
for a larger sum than has ever
been asked for by any legisla-
ture in the state.
The house has adopted the
committee report whichcuts the
appropriation for a building at
Spearfish from sixty thousand
down to fifty thousand dollars,
and the bill at that amount will
pass without any doubt.
The senate today passed the
May bill which increases the
salary Of the mine inspector
from fifteen hundred to eight
cen hundred a year.
A favorable report was pres
ented in the house today on the
bill to reimburse Meade county
for transportation Of insane per-
sons to the asylum.
The bill to place the legal de-
partment of the railway COM
mission under control of the
attorney general, which was
twice killed by the house as a
house bill came back from the
senate today as a senate bill and
was passed after a hot argument,
id which Glass declared thatthe
present attorney for the
railway commission was select
ed by the railway corporations;
and further that every commits
sioner except one since 1897 had
been selected and placed upon
the ticket by the railway cor
porations, and there is a need
flor some one at the head 81 the
legal department to look after
the interests Of the state.
The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1907-03-08
KNOW THE TRUTH
Says Frank Bangs. the Valley
Attorney. Gives to the pso-
pie his views and Backs
Them up with
Authority
EDITOR UNION;

Not long ago The Journal
its statement that to dis
pose of, the sewage of this city
would entail an initial cost of $4O,-
900, and an annual operating ex-
pense Of $1,000. AS the matter is
one In which the citizens Of Rapid
City are interested, they are entitled
to know the truth, and I therefore
beg the privilege of answering
through your columns. As proof of
Its statement. the journal cites us
to- the proposed chemical precipita.
ton plant projected at Aberdeen,
this state, and which is designed to
cost in the neighborhood of $4,000.
To see whether or not this tn-
stance is q fair criterion by which
to- Judge the probable cost of the
disposal Of this city's sewage 1t
should first be understood that all
sewage disposal systems may be
elassed either as chemical precipita-
ton, Intermittent filtration, broad
irrigation, or a combination Of any
two. There are also several electri:
cal processes which have been tried,
The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1907-03-08

AND WESTERN sTocK-REvIEw.
The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1907-03-08
Ash Creek Anthems.

n long cold spell q broken
and it was one of the longest cold
spells we have ever witnessed in
this country. The ground was
covered with ice and snow for two
months and the people had to feed
all Of the time and feed is hadr to
get now at any price, but there has
been no loss yet among the cat
tie worthy of mention, but we fear
there will be before grass comes as
this is only February 18th, and there
is plenty of time for a loss yet.
Three men froze to death on Plum
crek during the January blizzard,
They were sheep herders and they.
followed their sheep and they led.
them away from home and the en-
tire bunch of sheep persisted.
The snow is fast disappearing now
and every little creek is a raging
torrent and the Cheyenne river is on
the rampage.
We happened to get a paper last
week, the first paper we have had
from Rapid City for about two
months. We thought they had quit
publishing it, but we find out they
have not and so we thought we
could come again with a few hap
penings from this part Of the coun-
try again.
Albert Heimish, of Ash creek,
went to Rapid City last week after
his woman who has been up there
for some time under the Doctors
care .
took the stage at Grindstone last
week for Gordon, Nebraska, to visit
with a daughter he has living in
Gordon.
Dan Grover, Of near Rockerville,
S. D., is a new settler within our
midst. Welcome Mr.. G., as we are
always glad to have such god sub
stantial farmers as Mr.. G. within
our community.
Edward Ryan, son and two daugh-
tiers have proved up on their ranches
and have gone east on a visit.
Mrs. Frank and daughter have
and friends during the long winter
months, but expect to return home
in the spring again.
Items r scarce as usual but II
we find out the Union has not
ceased to run, and we get to see a
copy of 1t again we will come again.
Big Foot.
The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1907-03-08

The senate bill to grant state
aid to high schools was, defeat
by the house farmers on the
ground that it taxes the county
for the benefit of the town
schools.
The senate bill to make the
secretary Of the state board Of
agriculture ex-oficio commits
sioner of immigration failed TO,
get through the house for a lack
of ten votes, but Cable saved it
by giving notice of reconsidera-
ton, and it will be up again, and
as the administration push is
likely to back Of it, when. it
comes again the chances aresfor
its passage on the second trial.
Nv -. ~. --g-r - -. ,-SF-
Governor Crawford sent in
his veto today on the bill to
make records, Of the state his
torical department competent
evidence in court, and lat the
afternoon session a bill was in
troduced to cure the defects
pointed out by the governor.
The house agricultural com
mittee today introduced = bill
to give absolute protection Of
quail until October l, 1902, in
an attempt to stock tho state
with these birds.
The bllito FIX fees 81 county
surveyors at four dollars q day
was supported by the Black
Hills members who wished to
make them five dollars, but
could not make the raise, and
the bill went through at that
figure, after a contest.
+ The bill prohibiting q saloon
within one third Of a mile Of q
schools limiting liquor licenses
TO one for each three hundred
inhabitants; both passedtoday,
and the petition for the county
local option vote under the
referendum was presented il
both houses.
The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1907-03-08
Christian Science.

A new kind of an honest
has appeared here. he
was drawing a pension, but the
Christian Scientists having con
WINGED him that nothing is the
matter with him he has surren-
dered his When
Christian Science can separate
a man from his pension there
must be something init.-Jew-
eli City, Kansas, Republican.
The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1907-03-08

Dakota soil will do. It Is the
practical Iowa farmers that will
will make western South Dakota
what it should be, and they will
have much to do, also with the
growth Of Rapid City.
WANTED-A local manager for
Rapid City and'surrounding terri
tory. Grocery clerk preferred.
Address, Grand Union Tea Co.,
Sioux City, Iowa.
The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1907-03-08
WHY 10 VISIT CALIFOR

WHY NOT VISIT CALIFOR
Mat
This w5ii1ntserf Low round trip
rates are now in effect fromaan
points on the Western
Line, and thereswill be- an es-
pecially low one way rate dur
ing March and April for colon
lists second class tickets.
Daily and personally con-
Educted tours offer many adj
vantageis to the travellers, among
which is a service Of Pullman
Tourist Sleeping Cars to San.
francisco, Los Angeles or Port
and, for only So.
For free copy of folders, with.
large map of California, Oregon
and Washington and full infor-
regarding rates and
Eschedules apply totticket agents
4Ghicago & Northwestern Ry.
The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1907-03-08
Local Stories.
Trowbridge, the ieweler.

Trowbridge, the jeweler.
J. j. McNamara was a Dead
wood visitor Wednesday.
Anthony Thoma was in Stur
gis on business Wednesday.
Valentines of all kinds at Nc
aNmara's Book Store.
Measles seem to be quite COM
mon in the city now.
If you want a quick luncheon
try Duncan's Merchants Cafe,
Main Street.
fyou see nothing else this
season, see "Rome and Juliet"
at Library Hall March Is.
Sheet music at reduced prices.
Catalogue free. McNamara's
Book Store.
John G.. Haines, of the Bee
Hive was a Deadwood visitor
yesterday.
For wedding rings, wedding
anniversary and birthday gifts
see Trowbrldge.
T.. A. Richards and son, left
Wednesday morning for a bust
ness trip to Denver.
Ladies are assured Of high
class treatment and the daintiest
Of luncheons at the Merchants
Cafe.
The members of the Gun
Club were ouS practicing on
clay pigeons Wednesday after
noon.
The base ball season will open
Saturday with a game between
the School Of Mines boys and
the1P. R.C. &N. w.
For short order meals try the
Merchants Cafe, upper Main
street. Its the popular place OF
the city.
Clarence I. Linscott, Of Pied
mont was in the city the first OF
the week to make final proof on
his homestead.
IA noteworthy attraction "Ro-
meo and Juliet at Library
Hall Rapid City Friday, March
Is.
Messrs. T. Ormsby and Lon
Pitts, prominent mining men
ofMystic, were in Rapid City
a few days Of this week tran
sacting business.
FOR SALE OR RENT-singers ew:
ing machines. Attachments and
parts furnished for all makes on
short notice. REPAIRING q spec,
iaity. Leave orders at Mccain's
Real Estate Agency.
a. 6. JONES, Solicitor.
IS. q. Gurdy, Of West Union,
Iowa, caIledgat the Office Thurs.
daYand ordered his paper to be
sent to Dakota City hereafter
MrssGurdyh has a homestead ovel
on the LakesFlat and intends tc
do . experimental farming
over there thissyear, to see what
s-zz
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Mystic MRA6
AID o,A.r s.;..s }froaa The up-u,l,.
Country:
s i,,sE dc oal;iaEsPondsnes.>
Mystic; March3, '07.
The Hymalulu Company had
an assay Office built last week.
Geo. N. Bennett, presldent Of
the HynRlnlu company made q
trip to Rapid City last week
Dr. Wade ofsSt. Paul, MINI,
an official Of the+Mariposa Com
pany, visited that camp last
week.
F.. { VIM Brisbin, has sold some
claimsaih Horton and Nugget.
gulches to Mr.. George NJ, Ben
AGL 's~1 49, ~ ~
Quite q severe storm on the
uit.
The Hymalulu Companybuilt
AnF ice house and filed it during
the recent cold spell.
The property. Of the Central
HillsC Copper Company,together.
With it's equipment are, adver--
ltised- for sale on March is.
~ ajof Baily and johnson
have Observation-Disclosures tun.
mel work on the Hymalulu prop
ierty.
! A. +, Eeryilliger; Of Los An
geles, Gifaihaa arrived in Mys!
Tic on tho 9th ult. He will be
and camp doctor at
HymAlulu. I ~ 51NGA
Hay is a scarce article in this
section Of the country. Ranch.
SES aSK $10 Per ION at ranch or
80 per ton delivered. 4:
Eugene Akin, who famed the.
Joe Bell ranch Last year is now:
Ct ,Pactola. He ID, scntting cord:
wood and shipping to Rapid.
City. ayo t3onta u q .gssaa
1.-The Auburn Company have
the frame up for their stamp
mill. ao,s .s8s 4ss g4sbaea 81 sg.I
Wulearn several men are now
at work on the Bengal Tiger.
This y rich property but has
lain idle q for many years.
Miss.APriee; ofeRapid City;
WAS in Mystic Sunday.
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BIG Money in Mules.

" $50 1's0sOSs
Two mammoth bred Ken
tucy jacks for sale. Also we'll
bred Hambletoniansstalli and
registered Galloway bulls Of
.seryiceable*age. Address,
~ Pioneer Stock Farm,
Agee, Holt Co.,
Nebraska.