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The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1907-07-12

Frank Chamberlain was over
from Wheeler Tuesday.
Fred Hill, is visiting his
friend here, Waiter F'rei.
II. A. Smith, the piano and or.
gan man of Tyndall was doing
business In this burg Tuesday y.
II you want to sell or buy a
farm or TO insure your property,
See w. @. Kirkpatrick, Wagner.
10--5
The Baptist Sunday School
is today holding o picnic at
Murray SCOTS south OF Wag.
ner.
Ed Hoey has returned from
Montana where he has been for
some time past In the employ OF
the Great Northern, as foreman
OF q railway gang.
Miss Rose McKenna Seturnet
to Lyman county Tuesday after
an over the Fourth visit witt
Andrew McKenna and family,
who live north OF town.
K. Klein, one Of this county's
most prosperous farmers, whe
lives near belmont. was in town
! She first OF the week. and while
in town made a pleasant call o
the New Era Office.
The New Era Is always filed
with good, clean, newsy matter
We always give all the news
worth publishing oil the time.
II you are q subscriber 10 thu
New Era You are getting the
cream.
Hereafter people who buy
envelopes of Uncle Sam will
have to pay more for them L
they buy in quantities. The
first raise in the price Is il
lots of twenty-five which nov
sell for 81 cents instead of s.
cents. In thousand lots Oh.
price will hereafter be S2i.24 In
stead of $21.2o, a raise OF only I
cents per thousand. You car
get them printed with your
name and address at that price,
too.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1907-07-12

J. d. Reich left Wednesday
morning for Rapid City, s. D.
He viii be gone about week.
Be as comfortable as possible
during the hot days. Refresh.
Ing drinks at the City Drug
Stores soda fountain. 3S
D. e. Buxton is the proud
possessor ola brand new boy
which the stork delivered at his
place last Sunday night.
Magazines and periodicals, all
of the best, at the City Drug
Store. The Sioux City Daily
Journal every evening. Come
and buy. 3e
Mr.. and Mrs. G. G. Byers
have added one more to the pop
ulation of Charl Mix County.
It's a boy, born Sunday night.
Rev. E. L. Smith who has been
pastor of the Congregational
church here for the past year,
has resigned and accepted a call
from the church at Meckling.
Another pastor has not yet been
secured for the church here
The Lutherans of Wagner and
vicinity are circulating a sub.
scription paper to raise the
necessary money to buil1
church in Wagner. They have
already secured the lots ant
wish to build as soon as possible.
Best terms on Real Estate loans I
the Commercial State Bank. Wagnsl
s. D: VIM. n Posse, Cashier
A little bird has whispered Il
us that Geddes, through the
proper channel. has offered
to donate 5000 to the Platte fair
association, provided Geddes is
made the county seat. All! Um
MN. Lets see. Lake Andes
will probably need $4,000 for
summer hotel, while Wagner
might demand that Geddes take
abo ut s25, 600 stock of the inter
urban line to Armour and
Mitchell. ALI good things come
high, but sometimes they are
worth the price.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1907-07-12

The Wagner Junior ball team
crossed willow Thursday with
the young Mud Hens from Lake
Andes, at this place, aud clipped
their wings for them. The Mud
Hens can still swim but they
can't fly. The score was Wag-
ner z, Lake Andes 6, and the
game was played on the new
diamond in North Wagner.
DIR. Mark Halphide, eye
specialist of Mitchell, Sout b
Dakota, will arrive in Wagner,
July 18th, where he may be
consulted on the diseases Of the
eye. He ID too well known here
TO need any recommendation.
He can furnish the names and
addresses of q larger number of
permanent cures in North and
South Dakota, Minnesota and
Wisconsin than any oaher prae-
titioner within the states named.
Consultation free.
The old store OF the Wagner
Drug Co. has been moved across
the track 10 South Wagner, and
q par. of G. w. Bullock's furni.
ture store has been moved 70
his lots in North Wagner, while
the balance has been just moved
back 10 the alley to make room.
This l. TO get In readiness for
the new brick block building
which these two firms are erect
ing. The building viii be 50x60.
two stories high, with a base
ment room. The tirst door win
of course be occupied by the
| drug store aud the furniture
store, while the upper story
will be rented for ONCE rooms.
The building will cost In ths
the neighborhood Of $4,000 and
will make a splendid improve.
ment for Wagner.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1907-07-12
KILLED BY LIanTNlNa

Word has been received here
by Mrs. NJ. T. Rose, that her
souGeorge, VIII , resided inLyman
county. was struck by lightning
last Saturday aud instantly
killed.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1907-07-12
| THE TOWN
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loan on good cattle paper of any
kind. Commercial State Bank.
A nice, cool, refreshing drink
may be secured at the soda
fountain in the City Drug
Store. 3o
Special police are carried with
the Yankee Robinson Show so as
10 insure protection and comfort
to everyone.
A monkey looping the loop in
an autom obile is one of the
features with the Yankee Rob.
inson shows.
} Don't forget that we make the
best terms on farm loans. No
waiting for the money. Com.
mercial State Bank. tt
The City Drug Store has the
latest magazines on sale at all
times, also the Sioux City Daily
Journal every evening.
Sixteen cars of stock were
shipped from Wagner to the
\Chic ago market in three days
the latter part of last week and
the first Of this.
For Sale: A registered Po-
land China yearling boar, elig.
ible to register. Win be sold
reasonable. w. Metz, R. F. D.
/, Wagner, s. D.
Avon Clarion: Mrs. A. McKen-
ma and son, Leo, and Miss Rose
McKenna, a niece, were visiting
at the home of Mrs r. T. Stout
Monday evening.
G. w. Bullock is this week
advertising low prices on all his
furniture stock, in order to
clean it up and be in readiness
for a complete new stock of
goods when he gets into his new
brick building.
Tom Tom the big elephant,
will be in town with the Yankee
Robinson Wild Animal show
next Thursday. The show is
reported to be the largest travel
ing caravan on earth.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. M. Gable and
S. L. Gable are at Denison, Ia,
this week, attending the funeral
OF the mother OF the Gable
, Bros, who passed away the
first of the week.
Mr.. Miller of Petersburg,
Iowa, came to Wagner Wednes-
day evening to look after his
large landed interests. Mr..
Miller is contemplating the
purchase of some property and
! becoming a permanent resident
of Wagner.
Wagner cannot resist the
temptation to have q ball team,
but this year the team is made
up OF home men, and no paid
players. A diamond has been
prepared in North Wagner, and
Friday Ito day. the boys expect
to play return game with Ar
mour.
Last Sunday aft ,rnoon q very
serious accident happened at the
home Of John Wysuph, who lives
north Of town. His little daugh.
ter Ruby fell from wagon and
broke the bones of her right leg
Just below the knee. DIR. Still
reduced the fracture and dres
sed the limb, and the little
sufferer is getting along as well
as could be expected.
Hans Jesperson brought in
some fax from his place north
OF town the first OF the week
which measured GO inches in
height. We thought that was
about the incest ever, but Frank
Patton thought he could beat IL,
so he went out TO his fax field
and brought in . bunch that
measured 40 inches in height.
Ifany OF our farmer friends can
equal or beat these records let
m honr from them.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-01-22
MRS. SHERLOCK HOLMES TALKS
Daily Visits to the Murphy.Marti Dry Goods Company.

She was there today again. She said:
 My article, telling of my visit on Saturday reached the office too late, so did not appear in yesterdays pa- per. I hope that no one has been dis appointed by the non-appearance of same. I am anxious to be captured. so get busy. I will give you better clue, which may aid you some I am not a stranger; have lived here for many years, and am we'll acquainted with very nearly all the ladies 1 meet in the store, and often join them in conversation when they are speaking of the capture of Mrs. Sherlock Holmes. I learned from one of the proprietors that several ladies who have been attending the sale daily have been picked out, and if they will call today or tomorrow, they will no doubt be approached with the correct words. I am going to try to be on hand to see the fun. If you had only known it would have been easy to have captured me Monday, as I spent quite a while looking over the spring ginghams which have just arrived, the 15c quality has been marked 12 1-2c The 12 1-2c quality has been marked 10c, so you can see why I gave this department so much of my time noticed quite a crowd of ladies in the ready-to-wear department. They were no doubt taking advantage of the rare bargains that are offered them in this department. Further particulars will be given at the store'
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-01-22
NO VOTE 0N
 BAILEY MATTER Will Probably Be Chosen United States Senator This Afternoon, as Vote Is to Be Cast Today.
TO BE CONFIRMED
On Wednesday in Joint Session-No Doubt as to Bailey's Election, He Being the Only Candidate for the Honor.
Special to Graphic.

Special to Graphic.
 Austin, Tex, Jan. 22.-Up to the noon hour today no vote had been taken for the election of United States senator, nOtWithstand- ing the announcements of Senator Bailey that his election would take place today.
 The vote on the reelection of United States senator will be recorded this afternoon in both houses and jointly on Wednesday, irrespective of real or. prospective investigations concerning charges preferred against United States Senator Bailey.
 Inasmuch as the house yesterday refused to take favorable action on a resolution offered by the anti-Baileyites that the vote to be cast today should be generally scattering and not at all decisive. it becomes apparent that Bailey's election this afternoon and the con firmation on Wednesday is now an assured fact, irrespective of what may happen in the future.
 Attorney to Prosecute Bailey.
 All day Monday the senate and house Investigating committees have wrestled in joint session with the Investigating problem, and late this evening decided that the> would grant Representative Cooke, the complainant in the case, an at torney to prosecute Bailey, while they allow Bailey in defense three attorneys. With this lineup the committee adjourned until after noon in order not to interfere with the vote for United States senator, which was to have been cast at noon. Bailey is the only candidate for the honor
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-01-22

congress in asking for an annual appropriation from the federal gov ernment of $30,O00 900 for rivers and harbors. A resolution offered by Senator Harris endorsing this proposition was adopted by a llnaninnnc Nofn
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-01-22
GIVEN TEN DAYS
 ID COMPLY City Council Issues Edict to Water and Light Compa- ny to Reduce Flat Water Rate in That Time.
MAY NOT HEED IT
Penalty Is S25 to $5OD For Each Day the Ex0rbitant Rate Continues in Emect-fepOrt of Alderman Jor. daD-(aldWelI Talks.

The city council, through a reso- lutlon adopted last night by it's regular meeting gave the Pine Bluff Light & Water company ten days in which to comply with an order of the council, demanding reduc- tion of 35 per cent on the flat rate now being charged for water. Un- less the company complies with the order of the council, it will sub ject itself to a penalty of not less than $25 nor more than $500 for each day they continue to charge the eXorbitant rate.
 When the report of the water and light committee was asked for, AL derman Jordan, chairman of the committee, stated that conference had been held with the officials of that it was determined by the al- dermanic committee that 35 per cent more was being charged on the flat water rate in this city than the average charged in the other five cities mentioned in the agreement of tn water company at the time of the granting of the char ter by the city of Pine<Bluff.
 Following his statement was in- ;,, ;nh city attorney was ordered to notify the light and water company that it would be required to adopt q rate in accordance with the finding of the committee; that is reduc- tion of 35 per cent on the present charge The resolution was to the effect that the water company would have only ten days in which to comply with the order. The penalty mentioned above will be imposed upon their failure to do so. The resolution was adopted.
 The action of the city council is the outcome of petition presented to that body two weeks ago by 1o- cal citizens, headed by Attorney Creed Caldwell in which they charged that an exorbitant ratei was being charged for water in thfs9 city.
 The action of the city council9 last night was authorized by law passed in 1903 and which wasl fathered by the then Senator CreedIs Caldwell. This law authorizes mu-l inequalities to regulate rates forii water, gas and electricity, when ft is found that an exorbitant rate iS charged 3
 When seen this morning Creed Caldwell said that he was highly pleased with the spirit in which the city council acted "It only goes td show" he said, "that the interests of the people are properly guarded by the city council, whenever it isY shown that they are not being fairly dealt with"
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-01-22
TO DIVIDE
 SHERIFF'S OFFICE
Representative Hunt Says the Office Pays Too Much Money to One
 Man-XanfS Tax Collector

Pays Too Much Money to One
 NIan-Wants Tax Collector.
 Representative Sidney J. Hunt of this county yesterday introduced in the house a bill providing for the creation of the office of tax collec- tor in that county.
 To reporter, MT. Hunt said that he had no axe to grind and that he did not introduce the bill for the purpose of taking a slap at anybody. He explained that at present the sheriff of Jefferson county, who is also the collector, makes about $15,OO0 year, which he thinks is too much for one man to receive and he said he believed it should be divided between two officers The law wQ>ld not become opera tive until after the expiration of the term of the present sheriff and collector, in 1908.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-01-22
To Systematize Departments.

At the suggestion of Mayor Cald- well, the ~-.. council last night appointed a committee from that body, instructing them to visit and inspect work in lie various de- partments of the city government. Their object is to outline sys- tenn for each department, that they might be established for the future on thoroughly modern systematic basis
 Mayor Caldw,- stated today that it was not his intention to make any changes in any one of the city departments unless he thought it necessary to do so in the future At the present time, however, there are no changes to be made
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-01-22
DR. JOHN l.
 CALDWELL Citv's New Chief Executive to Fill Unexpired Term of Mayor White-Election Unanimous.
WISE SELECTION
Caucus Held, Caldwell Chosen, Sent For and Sworn In Within a Few Minutes-Presided at Last Nights Council Session.

Doctor John L. Caldwell, secretary of the Pine Bluff Board of Trade and formerly pastor of the First Presby- terian church, was selected by the city council last night to fill the unexpired term of the late H. King White as mayor of the city.
 The election was unanimous and came unsolicited, after caucus was held by the city fathers to discuss the matter. Dr. Caldwell was immediate ly informed of his election over the telephone and was requested to come to the council chamber and be sworn in. A few minutes later he was given the oath of office by Circuit Clerk Ed gar Brewster. He presided over the regular meeting of the local legisla- tive body which followed.
 Immediately after the council meet ing was called to order Alderman Fred Fox, as mayor pro tenn, made brief talk in which he referred to the death of the city's valuable chief executive, paying we'll deserved tribute to the usefulness of Mayor White and the many things he had accomplished for the city's good which had much to do with it's progress.
 In accepting the honor conferred on him by the council, Doctor Caldwell thanked them heartily, declaring that it would be his intention to serve them as we'll as the public in the best way possible He told of the march of progress" that was on in this munic- ipality just now, reviewed the work that could be done for the advance ment of the city and pictured it's re- markedly fortunate geographical To- cation compared with other cities and in words that tended to show that he had the city's success at heart, spoke of what was in store for Pine Bluff. His speech convinced his hearers that Doctor Caldwell thoroughly under stood the local situation from an ex- ecutive's standpoint and at the con- clusion of his remarks the aldermen appeared to be thoroughly satisfied that they had made wise selection.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-01-22
May Not Comply.

It was rumored on the streets td day that the water and light conn pany had intimated that it woult not comply with the councils on ders, but that the matter would bs taken to the courts for final dispd sition. This rumor could not \ confirmed, however. None of tH company officials were present s the council meeting last night. X
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-01-22
21,SS9

New prescriptions filled by BedeNs Pharmacy last year. This is aFre- markable record and one thatE any drug store could be proud Of. It stands for the great faith Id confi- dence which the public Is in their ability, quality of matira and prompt ness in delivery. You Ike no chances when having your prescriptions filled at Bedell's Pharmacy.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-01-22

The Ladies' Home Mission society of the Lakeside Methodist Episcopal church met at the home of Mrs. w. z. Tankersley, No. 1901 South Olive street yesterday afternoon. The meet ing was an enthusiastic one and large ly attended.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-01-22

Doctor Caldwell is we'll posted on proved his ability last night. No man stands higher in the estimation of the general public, the masses included, of the few men who can serve the city with credit to himself and it's people.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-01-22

It is the cut that gives diAinction to the garment. We cut a special pattern for each garment. We have a nice line of suitings from $25 up. Eisenkramer the Tailor, over Citizens bank, Second avenue, corner Pine street.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-01-22
S5O,OOO for University.

Senator Thompson introduced a bill appropriating about $50, 900 to meet deficiencies in the University of Arkansas. About $2O,O0O of this sum is to pay salaries due, and similar amount to cover a deficiency in the building fund. The build ings erected during the past two years cost about $2O,00O more than the sum appropriated two years ago by t..e legislature for thp DllrnOSp
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-01-22

For wall paper and paint se Elaud Clegg and company, AT Maih Street.
The daily tribune., 1907-03-18

scious. 1t IL said that the deceased
WAS . frequenter Of the SALOONS bot
did not put 10 an APPEARANCE since last
ShuTsday. Town MARSHAL Davis WAS
dispatched to make On investigation.
This investigation disclosed the fact
thst she had died somstims dor.
ing Saturday night. alone.
II 10 not known when the funeral
will be held ~ IL 10 said she 10
we'll connected with prominent New
York families. Al effort will b.
The daily tribune., 1907-03-18
PRINCE N0KAR|DzE
I FOUGHT A DUEL
Loses an Ear and Then Dan
gerously Shoots His
Adversary.
DUEL RESULT OF ARGUMENT
st. Petersburg is All Agog Over
the Fight as the Combat
ants Stand High in the
Social World.

st. Petersburg. March l8-A shoot.
nR ARRAY took place in the dining
room Of the Grand Hotel de Europe
between Prince Novaridz,. . m ar.
shal Of the nobility from KutAis. and
CAPTAIN Kosloff OF the east Siberia
In the n.:dst of . spirited argument
concerning the autonomy Of the Ca
causus. Prince Nokardize made . dis.
psraging remark about Russian mill.
tary prestige. Thereupon Capt. Ko,.
loft drew his sabre and cut of the
princes ear. Reaching into his
pocket tho prince pull,d . revolver
and fred twice. the bullets psnetrat-
ing the neck and breast Of the captain.
A surgeon sswed on the princes sew.
cred ear. Capt. Kosloff's wounds are
dangerous.
The daily tribune., 1907-03-18
COAL CREEK WOMAN DIES
ALONE IN HER HOME

MIS- Jokn o. williams Of Goal
Greek was found dead In her bedroom
at her home In that camp vt 8 O'Clock
yesterday morning. II IL said by
reiR bors that the woman had been
drinking hard Of late aud this 10 prob.
ably the cause Of her sudden taking
of, The body was brought to Flor.
ence and Coroner Whitnors Of Cancn
is making sn invest CATION into the
cause Of death. An autopsy may
be Id.
Mrs. williams WAS married to her
present husband about = month ago.
her other husband. Joshua Richard.
son dying under peculiar oiroum.
stances about tFo months ago. Ths
body Of the woman wss found lying
In the Identical spot where Richard.
son Was found dead. only that the
position Of their bodies WAS reversed.
Deosassd was stopping 81 her own
home, but her husband claims to have
bssn there Saturday night. II 10 70.
ported. anc that she was then uncou.