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The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1907-08-16
WHAT'S THE USER
To Pour I'm Coffee when IL Acts ms
IN Vicious Enemy.

To Pour I'm Coffee when Ii Acts M
Vicious Enemy.
Fasters have gone without food for
many days at time but no one can 90
without sleep. Tor long time have
not been sleeping well, often living
awake for two or three hours during
the night, but now sleep sound every
night and wfke up refreshed and Wig
orous." says Calf. woman.
DO you know why? Its because I
used to drink coffee. but ] finally emf
II out and began using Postum. Twice
since then have drank coffee and
both times ! passed s.eepless night.
and 50 ! am doubly convinced coffee
caused the trouble and Postum re-.
moved II.
My brother was In the habit Of
drinking coffee three times a day. He
was troubled with sour stomach and /
would often notice him getting soda
from the can 10 relieve the distress Ii
bis stomach: lately hardly day passed
without q dose Of coda for relief.
Finally be tried 4 Gun Of Postum
ana liked II % wei be gase up cofree
ana since then has been drinking Pos
tum u IT. place. ana says he han NOT
once been troubled with SOUR stomach
Even after this lady's experience
with coffee her brother did not suspect
Tor time thar coffee was causing his
sour stomach, but easily proved II.
Cozee = not suspected In thousands
q cases Just like this, but fss easily
proved a ten days trial works won
dsrN There's d Reason.-
Esd ne famous little book. ssThs
11o.u g Weilville." ID package4
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1907-08-16

- - nisEWsy ~ slaslr d rae Nsy -
essd ID Ne battle ery. 1'ke '.nxnxals =
~ the Japanese Ilae s'TaghaghhaIlal. y
~ TIE ifssh. aEd our own .lfurraAss
haye found sAalr origin Tar back In
history.
Although manr authorities have de-
ciared that the word "hurrah. 10 q de-
velopment OF tho Jewish "Hosannah.r
the consensus OF opinion now Is that II
In a corruption Of the ancient battle
cry OF the wild Norsemen, "rur aie!.
meaning. .sThor old us!' Formerly the
word was spelled "Hdzza" and pro-
nouneed "Hurrax." In one form or
another 1t ls used by almost every
nation.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1907-08-16

The average quality OF winter wheat
Is 900
The average condition of spring wheat
on Aug. was 79.4, as compared with
ST. last month, 500 on Aug. 1, 1906
500 on Aug. ], 1905. and ten-year aver.
age Of S3.4.
The average condition Of the cat crop
on Aug. was 1856. as compared with 81
last month, SIS on Aug. !, 1906. Dos on
Aug. /, 1905. and ten-year August aver.
age OF S49.
The average condition Of barley on Aug.
! was S4.5, against Sf4 one month ago.
0o.3 on Aug. /. 1906. sos on AUG. l.
1905, and ten-year average of SO.
The average condition Of rye at time
of harvest was $50. as compared with
S97 one monthsaso. e0s on Aug. l, 1905.
BIG on Ang. j, 1y05. and ten-year ave..
age Of $50.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1907-08-16
eoas cHor il s,4orr.

sIlMht tmsFevement.
The crop reporting board Of the bureau
q statistics Of the Department Of Agri-
snltnre inds, from the reports Of the cor
respondents and agents Of tb< bureau, as
follows:
The condition Of corn on Aug. was
s2.S, as compared with s0.2 last month,
$50 on Aug. /, 1906. 500 on Aug. 1,
1905. and ten-year average OF s3.2.
The following table shows, for each of
the States having 100000 acres or up
ward In corn, the condition on Aug. /
In each Of the last two years, with the
ten-year August averages
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1907-08-16

dixxy spells. For ten years could ~.
DO hous<work. md for two years al
not Get oct u the hpssS<. THE kEdnes
sscrettons wers irregular. End dsetnr.
we're not helping me. Doanas KIsinSy
Fiils brought ne quick RELIEF. and fxaI
" cured use. They sased ny igfe.-
Sold ~ all dealers 60 centn hox
Foatsr Hilhnra ca. Buffalo. a. =.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1907-08-16
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MONUMENT TO M'klNLEY.


Shaft to BE Dedicated In Huralu
september 6.
The beautiful white marble shaft erect
ed by the State OF New York In Niagara
Square, Buffalo. y. u. to the memory OF
President Mckinley, is TO be formally
dedicated Thursday. Sept. b, and the
event win be the central feature Of Buff
faio's Old Home Week, Sept / to Z.
Former residents OF Buffalo and the pub
lie At large are cordially invited to at
tend the dedication, and the gay carnival
that win run ell the week.
The Mckinley monument was planned
and executed under the direction of d
commission of prominent men, at a cost
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1907-08-16
FRAT Tor thr rnmiay.

For family use there IL no necessity
for having six or seven varieties on
q single kind Of fruit Earty. medium
and late varieties may be used. but
It Is better 20 have a variety OF kind
that Ia prolific and satisfactory than
to have the land occupied with Sew
sral varieties that seldom produce
crops.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1907-08-16

hftssu ysaFs l VISA !
gFvat sufferer gress
klsinsy trculslss All
hack fsaInasI nee feFrH
bly, Every turn 81
move caused saafrs
shooting palms Ill
eyssigiat was ross
dark Es,ss a,ssssr rel
before re ana 4 lz4si
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1907-08-16
Dtnca,,r., gel.

Lovely Fancee-0h. George, I some
times think | would rather die than be
married
George-What, darling! Rather die?
Lovely Fancee-yes; you don't have
to rehearse half dozen times for that,
you know.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1907-08-16

uncie zek< tsilsing sf corner r<s1aa-
rsnt Watts for the iast course sre
~sf What ntti* ehnnks y kusisr tk<.I
rive ysu here dsn.t reckon. fixnrf.
ysx evw cknFned II yoar lif@. dld rsea
feH wszIdn's knss wksn The buffer ~
eumln'.
City Nephew fsntersnining hims-
Probably ret. uncIe. Bur c.a always
ell vhss H. ch<es~ i csmlnx.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1907-08-16

Fire Ia ManiIa busned I'D nasivs
houses, making go persons homeless. a
hsavy rain qusnehed tire fames.
Cardinal Domeniec Svampa, archbishon
q Bologna, Italy, Il dead. He wa. born
n Italy 10 ISL and was created 4 car
dinai Ia 1894.
George Peyson, bartender at the Hofa
JACKSON In Elyris, Ohio. w1s eremats1
n Gre whlcA destroyed fwo.stowy a.
nex 81 the hotsl Many guests asd h
thsir night eioshiaz from the burnin
building.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1907-08-16

The Nearer hay approaches grass
the better raed 1t saakea To accvut
plish this. II Ii necessary 10 cut tn
crop early 10 secure II In good condi
tion. In the first hioasoTn IL she idea
time. Farmers used TO tssgnE Ii neceg
sary 10 dry hay excessively before
storing Advanced ideas have proved
thls method entirely wrong. The nat,
ural juices OF tie hay should be re.
talned AZ FAR as possible. Excessive
drying makes tiie bay dry and woody,
and removes large part OF ia nat
urai juices.
! commence haying usually the last
week In June. says writer I'm Farm
and Home, and. weather permitting.
my hay IN stored during July. find ii
q gssod plan To put the mower on lats
Ia the afternoon. This leaves ii for
the hrst sun In the morning and III
willis q good deal during the night,
which aida The drying next day. IL
cut III the morniag heavy with dew. IL
takes half the forenoon 10 get the
water one OF II. soaae think The dew
viii ceicr hay cut In the afternoon. but
u will not do - unless cut early
enough y dry considerably.
Tho middle Of the forenoon the
tesidsr should be put on and worked
until noon. The tesider Is the rssoxt
valuable hay tool that we have. win.
ont u much hay wouid get wet. thar
otherwise n safely stored 10 semi-fnlI
weather. Hay dries very fast when
constantly stirred This ID only possi.
Die with q tedder.
ny one O'Clock the hay 10 ready ID
rake and cart, unless II ID sery early
q the seas0n Or very heavy hay. IN
hat case u should h. par up "a rood
dsed cocks and left until tho next day.
when II should be opened 4 little Is
sir. then carried 10 fhe barn. Moxf of
be peee~sary drying has bcen accom-
,Ilsised IN The cockA
There II little danger 81 my rnow-
'urning from The natural Juices: IL
> cauNed by IntrDdnclnx hay that has
cen vet For this reaspn Ii Il essen
ial that hsy that has been net should
. Thoroughly dried before storinr.
he quIeker hsy il cur>1 after eustinx
bs better 4 II swAie hay rsqufres
aorN drying than fixnotlv o. clever 10
ecsars g from npm burning. swnIs
houM b cut early; Il n practically
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1907-08-16
TEN YEARS or PAIN.

Cmshfs 10 DO Ewes rssms~we<k ~.
easse 81 k1assy Tweukse~
Airs. Margaret Efnmrrlch. az f.lt.
ton street. NAppleufa. lflsIn - ..asn.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1907-08-16

Of over $t50oo0, Gov. Charles r. Huxhe.
with his military staH will take part In
the ceremonies and President Roosevelt
and former President Grover Cleveland
have been invited to attend and speak.
Military parades win be feature OF die
occasion.
Bufalo's Old Home Week win be- a
succession OF civic and military pagan
Try. carnival, sports and games, and the
Electric City viii be ablaze wiki twink
ling lights and patriotic decorations. For
mer residents Of Buffalo are asked to
send their names and addresses TO James
w. Greene, chairman Old Home Week
Committee. Buffalo, ~ Y. A beautiful
souvenir invitstion will be mailed to each.
The railroads viii offer excursion rates
70 and returning from Buffalo.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1907-08-16

The cid superstition about wolf
tsctn Ia horses Is still considered with
a good deal OF respect By some people
Many horse troubles ARE attributed to
these supernumerary teeth. when Ia re-
atty the trouble comes from another
source. Competent authorities say that
wolf teeth never cause eye troubles
or blindness and do no harm unless
they injure the cheek or tho tongue
By being out Of position 20 that the
biz hurts the mouth. Shedding OF the
molar teeth sometimes causes sore
eyes. which 10 believed to Be wolf
teeth We DO not believe In the bar.
barous custom Of punching ont the
teeth unless q competent veterinarian
advises it
srrayfsg Applies In DRY weather.
During the past few seasons many
apple growers III View York state have
noticed injury to fruit ana foliage ~
The bordeaux mixture applied u prs-
vent sob. IN soma cascs this has been
20 great - 10 cause more harm than
Ehs scah. untreated. would have done
but spraying should not b abandoned
~ that ground for should bad rear
Tor scsb come tho loss from the als-
nsse would overhaiaAce the spray in-
larry of many years.
That saeh Injury II 4 reality. how. |
svsr. = Fery plainly stsown in / bulls |
81 Of the New York Agricultural *.
,sriment Station fueaeya). Manx ii !
- mast promsnenf and bea apple /
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1907-08-16

Look out for any weak or broken
places In the hay rigging. 1t II no fun
and 1t may be really dangerous to have
q breakdown with load of hay on.
/ When buying milestone. don't get
one that Is too coarse. One with a fine
grind win be the best by all odds. You
can't set good edge on scythe or
anything else with coarse stone.
| Laws have recently been enforced In
few States whereby automobiles
must stop at wave of the hand.
Formerly 1t was necessary to take d
shot across the front Of the car 10 81
cure attention.
Procrastination spoils the hopes of
many a nice crop OF tomatoes, cabbage
or celery. First we walt for the seeds.
then for them 10 grow. and then for a
good rain prospect. The next thing the
plants are left unwatered and the old
hen does the rest.
When heavy winds come up. shuf the
doors at the barn and nj the house.
II you don't you may fad your roof
away over IN The back lot, and thai
would not Do much fHn More than
one building has been unroofed By Ieas-
Ing the doors open In a storm.
The idea In getting boys Interested
in farm life and ids operations is to let
them follow the line Of work they like
best. IL the boy shows preference to
work witk machinery. with stock or
with crops and gardening. why. let
him follow his bent We need special
istk
Illinois agricultural fairs will here
after receive from tho State funds an
amount equal to 10 per cent Of pre-
MUM money offered on exhibits All
gambling and gambling devices must
be prohibited. as well as the sale OF Ia
tOxicants. This 10 certainly an Uneven
i've to clean fairs.
One of the best things you can do 80
make the moving machine work bet.
tor Is to take or tila guards. II they
are somewhat worn. and grind them
along tho edges that come next 90 the
sections. II Is quite Job, but 1t pays
gell. Take day before haying really |
commences 50 that the work may not /
be delayed and see II you do not Ind |
/ profitable
When one stops to compare the /
amount of close and constant attention
hat the farmer must give to bis work
With that which other business men
five 10 their respective iabors there Ig
rot 40 much cause to complain. The
armer can sleep. and that Is more than
he others can claim. The successful
awyer sleeps on his manuscript. the
at his desk, and 70 II goes.
The best species OF sleep Is found on
he farm.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1907-08-16
Cola storar. Tor Apples.

Rhe farmers OF tho West are in
debted to the Illinois Experiment sta
ton for the results OF an experiment
that has been going on for some years
% determine the most practical method
or cold storage OF apples.
While Ii Is somewhat OF 4 trick 10
IA good deal OF our territory 70 grow
the finest quality OF winter apples,
there II little dItIlculty 10 growing such
sorts as the Duchess Of olienbnrg and
other fill apples. Farmers hero and
there In Iowa hare adopted ina plan
Of putting these Ia cold storage. ~
that they can be sold ut 4 profit ana
sometimes this profit has been very
siderable.
The object Of the Illinois station has
been 70 determine whether the couner.
ciai grower &c apples. or an individual
farmer, or several farmers together.
could afford % construct d cold storage
house With capacity Of from 1900
p 5000 barrels depending mon lcs
and natural temperature FOR cooling the
same. and Do 70 nj i pront. We do
not 80 Into the details Of the expert.
nents hut simply give tie conclusions
based on the experiences Of several
years a. follows:
Il A storage house having capae-
lty OF 1000 10 1900 barrels and de-
pendent upon leo and natural tesnper.
atnre for cooling the same. may be con-
strneted for ss.430,4A. such kouns
will provide grower or community
OF growers. coId-stprage facilities np-
proximating that found In refrigeratins
plants It . cost not 10 exeeed twenty
cents barrel.
- The smaller grower cannot A.
ford 70 insuiate IN underground Gel
lar. g such places arr poorly adapted
20 keeping apples compared Is other
eold~storage houses
3 The best temperature for keep.
Ing apples II 81 degrees.
Il Fruit keeps when allowed 10
mature. provided II does not become too
ripe.
- Delay IN sorting fruit after pick.
Ing results In greater loss than where
fruit Is stored directly.
20. II IL Indicated that newspapers.
either printed or imprinted. are the
Inosf siiielcat wrappers for APPLES
placed la cold esaraxe.v
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1907-08-16

Don't let any clouds get between you
and the sunshine.
Oats Is recognized us the best feed
Cor the brood mare. Why not for the
brood VOW?
Look out for any weak OF broken
places In the hay rigging. 1t IL no fun
and 1t may be really dangerous to have
q breakdown -vith a load of hay on.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1907-08-16

Esglish CierEyman Eaters Polite.
The Rev II. ]. Campbell. the English
clergyman, has been formally invited 81
the hbor party TO contest the new ya.
sancy II the parliamentary represents.
don Of Cardin.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1907-08-16

When buying a milestone. don't get
one that Is too coarse. One with n fine
grind win be the best BY all odds. You
can't set good edge on scythe or
anything else with coarse stone.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1907-08-16

Laws have recently been enforced In
few States whereby automobiles
must stop at wave of the hand
Formerly 1t was necessary to take d
shot across the front OF the car 10 81
cure attention.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1907-08-16

Proerastination spolls the hopes of
many a nice crop OF tomatoes. cabbage
or celery. First We wait Tor the seeds.
then for them % grow. and then for a
good rain prospect. The next thing the
plants are left unwatered and the old
hen does the rest.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-07-27
BIG EAGLES ARE KILLED BY
 OFFICERS
While in Dragon Mountains, White and Davis Slay Two Large and Beautiful Speci- mems of Golden Head.
(Snecial to ReriewN


 TOMBSTONE. July 25.-Yesterday while out in the Dragoon mountains Deputy Sheriff Ned White and James Davis killed two of the largest eagles that have been seen in these parts for a number of years. One of the birds was brought to town and meas ured feet inches from tip to tip of it's wings. The bird was of the golden head variety and was a beauty of its kind. It would have made 8 handsome specimen if 1t had been taken to a taxerdermist and stuffed.
 Ranger Jeff Kidder came over from Naco this morning bringing Volney Musgrave who was recently captured by Rangers Kidder and Olds and who is wanted in Texas for the crime of horse stealing. A telegram has been received from Sheriff W. p. Hill at Cotulla, La Sale county Texas. ask ing that Musgrave be held and that he would be here after him as soon as extradition papers could be secured. He will probably be here in the course of the next few days.
 United States Attorney Joe Alexan- der arrived from Phoenix this morn ing to take part in the injunction case when it is called in the morn ing. He states that the Salt River valley during the present week has been visited by the heaviest rain storms that have occurred in the val ley for a number of years and that the Gila and Salt Rivers are both ris- ing rapidly. During the storm of Tuesday over an inch of rain fell and the streets of Phoenix were running full of water. Considerable damage was done in the valley to the hay and cantaloupe crops which will amount to several thousand dollars.
 w. T. Cox who was formerly lOcat- ed at Paradise, returned here this morning from a trip to Globe and upper Pinal county. He reports that the country in the vicinity of Super for and Kelvin and Ray is enjoying much prosperity and that there were several hundred miners at work in that section. He came through Globe on Monday last and while there says he heard nothing of the threatened strike and further that he came down on the train yesterday to Bowie with two union miners who knew nothing of the probable strike.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-07-27
COChiSe County and BiSbee Suburbs
DOUGLAS SCHOOL PROGRESS.

DOUGLAS, July 26.-(Special)--
 Paddock brothers were awarded the contract for the two new school build ings and the addition that will be made to the Pirtleville school build ing at the meeting of the school board of trustees held yesterday af- ternoon. Besides th's contract the board accepted the bid of NJ. F. Dicus for changing the heating system in the high school and decided to install maple flooring on the ground floor of the high school building.
 The bid of Paddock brothers was s50O0 and an additional 5000 will be spent on furniture for the new build ings. The new school house that will be built on Second street, be- tween B and c, will be of two rooms, the extension to the Pirtleville school will consist of two rooms while the Calumet school will be Of one room.
 The pine flooring in the new high school building has not proven as satisfactory as was expected and to remedy resulting defects the board decided a new floor of maple, to be laid over the pine, is necessary. The effect will be to deaden the very pro nOuncd sound which has heretofore been troublesome.
 The heating system will be changed from the indirect to the direct, for the reason that the indirect system has not given satisfaction. Under the new system the rooms will be heat ed directly from radiators which will be installed in different rooms. This work will cost S700.
 All the teachers for the coming year-34 in all have been engaged, as against 26 last year.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-07-27
DOUGLAS POSTMASTER IS
 CANDIDATE AGAIN

DOUGLAS, July 26.-(Special)-
 A petition is in circulation asking for the reappointment of F. E. Cad well as postmaster Of the local office. The pape was being generally signed today about the business section of the city. Mir. Cadwell's term of of flee will expire at an early date.
 It was not MT Cadwell's intention to put in circulation a petition of this character, rather preferring to ask for reappo.ntment wholly upon the merits of his administration of it's af- fairs, but upon the suggestion of a number of his friends he decided lat CT to give the general public an op- portunity to express themselves upon the matter of his reappointment.
 MT. Caldwell has been in the office about four years. His term will eX- pire in November and it will then be up to the president to make another appointment. Thinking that he is de- serving of another term in the office, MT. Caldwell $ seeking reappoint- ment.
 Mir Caldwell this morning made the statement that he thinks he is deserv ing of the office, not alone on account of his administration, upon which he stands pat, but on account of the fact that for the first year of his ten ure he and Mrs. Caldwell not only worked for nothing to keep the office going, but in addition, spent of their personal means $50 a month or a total of s60O. This was done in order to give the public a service that with the assistants allowed them by the government was impossible.
 Organized opposition to MT. Cad wells reappointment has not as yet developed.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-07-27
READY FOR THE SHOOT.

The territorial tournament of gun clubs which will be held here in Oc- tober is attracting a considerable amount of attention over the terri tory. While Tucson did not get in on the winnings at the last tourna- ment, which was held in that city, the sportsmen there assign as a reas- on that, the tournament being held there, it would have been manifestIy discourteous to win the prizes. With the tournament held at Douglas, though, no such scruples will affect the sportsmen from the Old Pueblo and they, for one team, will come here with the ambition of winning everything in sight.
 A good many of the Douglas sports men are keeping in trim with the gun by shooting doves. Nesting is over with these birds and the scruplous sportsmen need not longer object to having a little sport. In the neigh borhood of Cabullona and elsewhere around Douglas doves are reported to be very numerous and the sport is fne.-Douglas International-American.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-07-27
EDITOR KELLY INTERVIEWED.

DOUGLAS, July 26.-(special.)-
 Editor George Kelly, of Douglas, Arizona, is in the city on business connected with his newspapers, and will go to Catalina this week for a few days rest, says the Los Angeles Herald
 In conversation with Herald man Mir Kelly said:
 Arizona has never been so pros porous, enterpris.ng or progressive as now, and there are ample indications that this year will show Arizona in the lead in the production of copper.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-07-27
NEW MINE COMPANY.

DOUGLAS, July 26.-(SpeciaL)-
 The Rosales Mining company was organized at Cananea yesterday un- der the laws of Mexico, the officers being Dr. J. J. P. Armstrong, presi- dent; D. A. Richardson, secretary; E. J. Huxtable, treasurer, and A. J. King, commisario.
 The mine, which is in the Tabota- cachi district, is already producing and ore is being shipped to the Doug las smelters. The stock which will be sold will all be taken by Douglas people, and the sale will be for the purpose of providing several facili-