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The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1907-08-30
Our line OF 1908 calendars i,

Our line OF 1908 calendars is
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The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1907-08-30
STATE FAIR
Be Loyal To Your Own
Slate


Largest entry Of stock ever
gathered in the state.
Special ates of one fare for
round trip on all railroads.
Special trains have been
ar ranged for from Watertown,
Pierre, Aberdeen, Sioux Falls,
Canton, Yanktou and Cham Der.
| lain via. M itchell.
The agricultural exhibit alone
will surpass that Of any state IN
the union.
The Huron Commercial club
will see that all are properly
cared for. A new 125 room
hotel has recently been opened
up to the public.
Fifty n embers Of the State
Militia will police the grounds
uLder Adjutant General Engels-
by.
The Eourth Regimental band
OF 80 pieces will furnish music
the entire week. Their dress
and music and class of music
rendered will alone be worth
the time. and expense Of visiting
the state fair.
The amusement program will
be the largest and best ever
witnessed in the northwest. A
few Of the features hsrein mum
Grated: Joe Joker, king OF
guideiess horses, runs without
driver, topples or sulky, the
greatest aud most wonderful
exhibition ever witnessed.
Three great Anestos, comedy,
triple bar bounding act. This
is undoubtedly one Of the best
acts In the business.
Delbaugh & Meyer in novel
ty act consisting of Roman
rings and the human elevator.
This act at present is playing
the large eastern parks and 10
brought to our fair under heavy
expense.
ioiett novelty aerial act, Pol
lard, one Of Americas greatest
juggIers all of the above per
formers are world renowned
and stand alone in their profes
sions.
Cowboy relay race. Running
three miles each day for last
four days for . purse OF $3.50.
Rider changing horses ct the
end OF each mile. This race
will be extremely sensational
aud one of the strong entertain.
ment features OF the fair.
The citizens of Huron have
arranged for an evening enter
:ainment on the streets of the
city durin the entire week of the
fair, consisting of i've big open
air attractions, absolutely with.
out price. The principal streets
will lie illuminated with thous-
ands Of incandescent lights and
will present . most beautiful
spectacle.
Don't forget the date Septem-
Der 9th 70 II, inclusive. begin to
plan your trip to the South Da
kota Stale Fair now, and make
the week OF September 9th .
week Of pleasure ant sight see.
fnn
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1907-08-30

Land once al Mitchell. =. D.. Aug. 9Th 1901
Notice + herehr given that Jerome =.
LArkln OF Wagner. = D has flied notice 81
a III elalms vis. Homestead Entry No.
slres n nde August III fax. Tor the SEA. Sec
sIun q Township %. Range 81 w. and thai
aid proof will be made before J. 4. fcerste,
=. We.
IIs names the following witnesses 20 prove
bis Continuous resitience upen and cultiva-
1Ara o. said land. viz:
John fonnxbintb. G. l. Terry. Henry Bnsh-
oltx, Frank sterba All u Wagner. = D.
Ceu. Foster. Register.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1907-08-30
r. C. MOSELEY
SO 3. Esd ST. New York City

Land once Mitchell. 8. y. July -. 1876
Nolfre Ii hereby given that Harry e Scott
Waener. = ID ms died notice Qf his Intention
10 make ave rear pn,cf In support Of hts claim
M fIsf N sestIon Is township RsN- Range
O. West 81 the Sfh %. nj. and that said pruof
Will be made hefore ) A FcefSte. Count y
Judge 81 Geddes. .. d. ON the 18th day Of
AuNnS< IAaf.
lie names the following witnesses 20 prove
bis eaHtsnnons resIsS:---==::12on ard cultivation
"a said land. vIxt
Naese I'll Of Wagner. :. q.
- Geo. & Foster. Register
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1907-08-30

Land Once. Mitchell u. August & 1901.
Neslre Il hereby given that John w steck-
man ~ WsrneF. d D.. has fIed notice ~ his
fntea ton 70 makA final hfpof In support OF
his claim. viz Homestead Entry No gf7tp
made Frbruarv IL ae1s for the - swt 3 ~
~ ses-ffon 10, Township ~. Range ~ Nest
And that ania pfssof will be made before. the
Register Receiver ~ Mitchell, =. II. On
September -. ~.
he nssrss. the following witnesses 20 prove
hin e0HtInuoux residence upon and cultivation
Of said land. viz.
Frank TrnmIpa. Alfred Smith. e. q. Crock
e.. Gro. - Wickenx. all II Itvnhomme. I. q.
- Gre. r Foster. Register
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1907-08-30

Lard Once nd MITCHELL. \. ~. April - fSq7
Notice II hereby given tbAt Ghristen r.
forr<n~oa hrs Gird notice Of bis intention 70
make eanfS yrarpFoef In supI0rt of his claim
homestead Entsy No HIM made september
!, 1871, fpr she MA d MEL Section ~ Town
ship - NJ. Range - VI
And thnt aid proof Will b made before
J. a. kpersse. county Judge ~ 0eddes. .. D..
% apt n. lecf. rixs
No namex the following witnesses 70 prove
~ naid land. via
Jacob Runx- 1ens Clenscn. Laust Jensen
I'll u Wnkner. =. y. ard Aiiis0n Teiiet u
Lake Andes >. D.
Goo. r. Foster. Register.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1907-08-30

Leaas made % farms low rsts. %.
tloaal payasats mossy OK had. -
lelay. First Ststs BasIk.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1907-08-30

Ii you want to sell or buy .
farm or to insure your property,
See W. @. Kirkpatrick, Wagner.
10-5
Hest tsrns % Real Estate leaas >
the Conmerclal State Bask. Wagnss
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-11-02
SEA WALL A NECESSITY

Action by the city council and board of public works pro-
vdng Tor the construction OF wall along the west ne OF
Railroad from the vicinity of Yesler way the docks at
Smiths should be OF the immediate results OF the
agitation for clean city brought by the appearance Of bu
bonnie plague
Public safety demands that this work be done quickly
possible Seattle cannot be condition guard successfully
against epdccS of disease until the cesspoo along the water
front is filled in with solid earth and permanent filling
be until wall is constructed along the waterfront to
prevent the tide from carrying off the filling
The work be done without any great expense the
city large The expense of such Improvement will fall
the railroads using the waterfront and the abuttng prop
erty owners There legal obstacles in the way the
work be ordered and executed just any ordinary street
improvement The power with the city council and board
Of public works.
The present propitous time do the work BY start
ing earth from the Denny Hill rcgrade work and
the proposed Magnolia Way regrade can be utilized It'll in
the tide flats between the high tide line and the wall The
work be done much cheaper by utilizing the earth
from the regade than by putting of the improvement until the
filler would have be brought in great expense AZ present
dirt being suiced from the Denny I work into the sound
and lost
Probably hall Of the expense OF the would fall the
railroads but the roads eventually m beneath their
tracks and obyiate the expense of maintaining their
trestes
sea wall Of rprap construction would serve the purpose
temporarily could be much cheaper than
The permanent could be Left for future construction
when the property could better stand the cost.
The of such wall and the filling in Of the
waterfront entirely feasible aud within the of the
property benefited The work would require the
OF present outlets but that work absolutely
necessary improve the sanitary condition of the waterfront
AT present the empty the tide flats spreading enough
refuse the flats feed all the Of the city The exten
sion OF the outlets point where the tide would
the refuse well absolutely necessary make
the waterfront sanitary.
Conditions demand action and the city government should
take immediate steps provide Tor the work.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-11-02
SHOULD PAY FOR PUBLIC SERVICE

Although Seattle exceedingly fortunate in having its
command this time the services OF DR. r Bouns. whose
experience lighting bubonc plague in Manila in the
has qualified him graphic ntclgenty with the
here that good fortune should the city
forget the debt both Of gratitude and Of money which
10 that physician.
As member OF the board Of health Or Bourus receives
the nominal salary Of $50 per month he merely giving
the city the benefit OF occasional medical advice in the regular
board meetings that compensation could be deemed sufficient
the light OF the service which Or Bouns performing
he practically giving the people the benefit Of expert know
edge and experience well the greater portion OF his time
for nothing.
DIR Bons has been the moving spirit In all efforts FAR
made stamp the plague The prompt and effective
he has advocated and helped put practice will 20
far toward checking the spread 81 the plague and followed
faithfully will eradicate Tie has devoted almost his entire
time efforts further this work and is largely due
his efforts that the public has been made realize the
ton and the necessity for action
For this service Or Bourus has asked nothing but he
is performing personal sacrifice which should be made
good BY the public The city should do less give
him free hand in dealing with the plague and salary
nearly with the service rendered salary Of
500 per month the least that should be considered aud $500
month would be in line with the usual rccompeuse Tor
expert medical services.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-11-02

IL 10 ny unAilerabie opinion that
the young man In suffering from
alteration lila brain which has
been clouded Tor some tisne has
been subjected TO a succession Of
etorma"
Then. according 10 your iudE
ment. DIR. LAWYER. should we hold
aaWtrey for examination Dr
Mellon. % the hospital staff. asked
the distinguished alienist aeferen.
italy.
Most certainly"
Perhaps you would like 10 inter
view the Young man before leav.
ing
NO. not today" DIR. LAWYER an.
awered with some haste Ills VIC.
isn, ciaianfe 10 my preaence il one
% his most distressing symphonic
Tho pale gray AUTOMOBILES Of IDr
i.awiar had scarcely vanished @hsn
= cab whiried up TO the portal Of
the hospital and dizgorKea = young
woman. who demanded 81 an order.
y an Immediate interview with Dr.
Mellon.
Tell him Misu Gwendolln Law
1ef. and say At once. ahe en-.
planned
Well. Miss Gwen. what can DO
for your" cried DIR Mellon. pleas.
antiy. as he hurried into the recap.
tion room. ANY 81 Your dalls az.
fficted with anwduatiana
DR.. Mellon. ahe reforted hesly,
Tn not the little Kiri Of a few
years ago know Why my father
came here ,hla morning. her eyes
Tanned. he has preferred 4 com.
pinins against Don IiMwtrey-
claims that be IN demented. lie IL
mott"
~My dear child. your father Is a
distinguished alisnist. his decisions
are usually final"
The young woman gave vent 10 a
wall Of grief. then exclaimed. dis.
respectfully.
Ellis opinion doesn't amount 60
a hill of beans. " is formed out OF
spite
Hut my dear child"
Well. it's 40. father has It In for
Don because she Eiammsred -
Eruw silent.
But. Miss Gwendolin. your "a
thor
"Oh. Dr. Mellon. she interrupted.
please listen her tone wheedied
that's a dear IN tell you all"
DR. Mellon rose MY duties are
pressing" he began stifflv. bat
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-11-02
YIIII 10

father If be- makes a suggestion
about household affairs. she shifts
and signs that ne does not appre.
ciate her efforts to make things
pleasant n b. does not kiss her
every time he leaves the house
there Is some other woman IN the
case"
In short she Kicks" II he does
aud she kicks" II she doesn't.
Tier children are naggod out Of
freedom oi speech and action Even
her geighbors business suffers
from her henpecking habits
Then she wonders why her fam
~ are so neglectiul OF herr" why
he never stays at homo evenings"
vhY her boys are 40 discontented
a. home aud why her girls never
eonfide in her; why "ahiftless Mrs.
Jones has many friends and she SO
few; why she ia not appreciated
She steals happiness. kills peace
ana joy desocintoa The name Of
home fosters deceit aud promotes
ihfidelitlea q henpecking wife a
guilty Of every crime in the decaiog
barring none
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-11-02
DEMENTIA AMERICANA

the old bachelors heart.
Hhe cast herself on his breast
and aobbed heartbreakisgly
Dear. Dear NELLY: indeed. Don
Isn't crazy he ius, loves me-"
That's one proof OF his sanity.
muitered the doctor. trying to com.
bat the seductive influence OF vel
vety arms.
Father thinks I'm too young and
Don too headstrong. and that's
why~--
But. my dear child
The fold Of sweet. fresh arms be.
came tighter.
30 they qaarrcled about me
non ragged inNanely.~ wifh a faint
Utter. called father archaic. awore
bed kidnap me II all the dndderfnE
old alienisia In New York interior
ed Father telephoned to an off
eer--charK@d Don with assault. and
then. drying har eyes on the emf.
DeHt physician'a lapel. Don acted
grand lie iuHi put up his head like
a king and vent with the officer
GSsndolin released the physician
with n d@iected air.
For q moment bis love for the
baby Of yesterday and hsa loyalty
10 bis old friena haftlsd Ia Mellon
heart but the poor little confrH
Eion had done les work
Dear child. aaid the doctor
hnsklly. your father sithdrew the
charge Of assault. but requested me
to desain Hawtfey for examination
into hts sanity lie shall be sub
lecied 20 some tests AT once--he IL
In the detention room. where I ann
now expected"
She did not cry out. tie saw the
baby face take on womanly lines
that would last forever.
= will wAit here; you win lei
me know
At once"
Was IL an hour A day A
year,
The far door Enclosed. GlendoIn
did not look mp. She could not
Gwen"
Il was Don leaning over her. Or
Mellon stood near by: Il was he
who spoke.
u have conducted the examIns
ton suggested By your father.
Gwen. and find Don Kane--excspf
As regards fixed belief in your
divinity. ilawtrey. yoa are dis
charged
God bless them" he murmured.
as they fell into one another's arms.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-11-02

certainly consider triplets an cmers
gancy
am too fond Of adventure and
experiences 10 pass up this chance
decided ia apply
I made my way 10 thu address
given. and met another girl coming
out
There was no tinware dangling
behind her. but everything led me
To believe that she had been
caHned
I ALTERED
The moment did not seem 10 be-
propitioua.
So ! pul OF until tomorrow my
grand entry into the True home
SAY. ! wonder what Kind Of a
Esfabo this True party IL.
Ito he Continued
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-11-02
SENTENCE sEaMoNs.

Henry v Cope In Chicago Tribune.
The petulant are Dovefieaa.
y takes more than sentiment 20
make a saint
The religion YOU can I've 10 Will
do 10 die by.
The man who stops for praises
misses perfection,
Tho largest Kifta 30 God can not
cover the least robbery OF man.
It's the little every day helpful
neaa that makes every day heav-
emily,
The song IN your awn heart will
sustain you longer II you share Il
The abandonment people are thoaa
who let happiness get into their
faces
The deed IN the only indorne.
ment Of a good sentiment recoR.
nlsed by heaven.
Some folks never appear to en-.
Joy life'H roses until they slt down
among the thornB
You are wasting affection II you
are plning Tor angels before you
have learned TO love folks
Got heaven into people and you
viii not need 20 worry about get
ting people Into heaven
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-11-02

What am I up against
ask myself Tits. like the maiden
who stands upon the threshold Of
life II the commencement exercises.
The reason n this. ! have just
answered this nd in the paper:
WANTED At once. II not
sooner. a competent young per
aon who loves children 70 take
care Of trlplots. no four
fluahers need apply. nice
home and union wages 70 girl
that can make good EVERETT
TRUE.
There ~ a manly tone 20 this that
makes mo foel that a strong hand
has taken hold OF an emergency
at the True home Well | shoala
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-11-02

Take trip on the Sound aud
visit the q. \, navy yard. see the
bsttis'zhipa Oregon. Wisconsin and
Nebraska, the cruisers Charleston
Boston, Buffalo and the training
ship philadelphia. the mammoth
dry dooka. torpedo boats aud
prison ship Nipsic Doata leave
ltef 2, foot % Yesier way. SIX times
daily Round trip. soc. 80
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-11-02
BY FRANCIS eILBREATH
fNoERsOLI.

love the woman who ac0ids-
who does the job thor0Bghly. and
quits when she gets through
She Is q verbal purifier Of the do
mnatsc atmosphere.
Heaven deliver a family from the
woman who keeps mp a stlnRing
drizzle Of naEginE heupecking.
She always calls her diEaereeabili.
ties ~dHty spelled with a capital
ID and pronounced with a aeif
righteous quicker that would dis
count a persimmOu
She scours and scrubs for the
pleasure Of grooming about how
hard she has 20 Work"-uutil her
husband feels like a criminal N he
falls 10 take off his shoes ia the
woodshed or spills a drop of coffee
0a the tablecl0th.
q h. whistles. her head aches. 20
II be reads the paper. he might irg
20 be socIable the few hours he Is
Al home. n be INDUCES the chill.
dreu ever so little, be viii be the
ruinatiOn ~ them n be does not
foudie them he la a hard. hearted
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-11-02

" yoa serve your roantry faith.
fnliy and lnteiliRrntiy.- aald tho
patriot. year portrait may one day
adern the engravlnes ON our cur
rwnry.~
Yes. said Senator Sorghum.
but shat IL tho nscg Nobudy IL
allowed 90 hold a piece of money
isng enough 70 take any interest in
the picture on Washington
Star
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-11-02
ECHOES FROM sArrYlAso.
Ephsmsral Bllss.

GpNcNtefG oftaAs
lie wroie an epic 10 hiss fairy love-
That hs had lofty thoughts he
felt quite sure.
And this In what no read from his
fair dove
Your epidemic needs an en,.
cufei"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-11-02
"DIC" AND DOC

While the messenger boy dreams
of conquest ~ befala him But
he never knows H. thanks To his
nurp
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-11-02

II see that the officers of the
antiapttting crusade are employ
inH very drastic measures n prrs
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-11-02
Mr.. SkYGACk, FROM MARS

he VISITS The EARTH AS SPECIAL CORRESPONDENT N
MAKES WIRELESS OBSERVATIONS his NOTEBOOK
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-11-02

Carries the choicest aud fresheat
meats, poultry and fish iu the city
Try &C. Goa Second av. 80
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-11-02
Livery Little Bit
Added TO What You've Got
Makes Just a Little Bit More

While you're getting MORE not get the BEST there sq
When can't buy whole you get much as you can
~ Il is only little sofoot lot
II Just the same buying business Property except that
BUSINESS PRoPeRTYunincumbced business properv
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