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The Washington times., 1908-03-15
Use Lower Stroke.

After the first three eighths Of a mile
both crews settled down to a twenty
eight stroke. which they maintained to
the end. The time of seven minutes
for the course is but a few seconds
slower than the Henley regatta record.
and speaks well for Georgetown's
chances at the annual race in Phila-
delphia this year. Gold medals were
awarded the winners
The officials and lineup Of the win
ming crews follow:
Referee-COach Vail. Starter-Mana-
ger elf Woods Judges-CIaude Zapponi.
j. Easily Smith, and J. II. O'NeiL
Timers-Hughes. SPaiding. Jeffs. and
Lusk. First varsity. crew-Fitzgerald
stroke; La Plante. No. Z: Lynch. No
s; Reilly, No. 3: Tighe. No 4; Leahy
No. 8; Power, No. .; Madden. bow
AnguIO, coxswain. Second prep crew
Joe Ryan. stroke; LAWYER. No. :: Yund
No g; Mccormick. No .: Kephart. No
4: Mellin. No. 3; Lucas. No. >; Foley
No. l. Kelly. coxswain.
The Washington times., 1908-03-15

Tom Hughes. IN charge IN CantiIIOn S
absence in Houston, says the only in
cident of the day worth mentioning was
the game.
The Washington times., 1908-03-15
At the Quarter.

Al the quarter MeeIick and Chapulte-
pee were running like a team, but be-
fore the three-eighths was reached the
sprinting ability Of the Burlew & O'Neili
crack showed. and ne pulled away
from his opponent. At the half Cha
pUltepec was going easily. two lengths
ahead OF MeeliCk, who I'm turn was \
similar distance in front Of Ange.us,
while PinlsOla was trailing three lengths
still further back and already hopeless
ly beaten
dTeth colt a good neck in front of Cha
pulJepeC. Augelus was third, two
lengths back, and Pinkola fourth, beat
en- of. The mile and One-eighth was
covered in Isl As.
The summaries.
The Washington times., 1908-03-15
Summaries.

First ace-Two-year-olds; four and .
one-half furlOngs- Intervene. l03 lFlynnJ
10 10 /, won; Arionette. 1o5 tNOtJerl. ;
10 5, second Niger Baby, 100 (Martinl,
80 20 /, third Time, 0.54 40 LurId.
Freda W, Tyler, After All, Guy Fish
err Injury, BrCUgham, and ROseburg II
also ran.
Second raCe-Selling; three-year-OIds
and upward; six furiongs. EsCutcheon.
10 tNotterJ 4 10 3, won, T. T. Ship. 81.
tFlynn). 3 10 !. second. SpiOu. IS tAlul-
cahey). TO I. third. Time, 1:l3 3-5. Jim
simpson. HanGZaTTa. BeNitChed, Alien
con, Fay. Bitter Miss, and Zlra also ram
Third race-Handicap; three-year-oIds-
and upward, six furlongs. Hyperion IL
10 (POwers), TO >. won; HaSJy Agnes,
So tFlynn). ! to !. second Prince Ahmed.
IL tKoeTneT), to ;. third. Time, ] 10 s..
Miss SaIn, Bellwethcr. and Lens also
ran.
Fourth race-Cresceut City Derby
three-yeaT-Olds. mile and an eighth.
Meelick, 10 tDusan), 10 ], VOL; Cha
pultepec. III CMcDanieD. 3tO 8, second;
AngelUs, 119 (Notter). 3 TO ;. third Time.
1;15 10 PinkOla also ran
Fifth race-Handicap; -year-oIds.
and upward: mile and furlong. Pc
etty. III tAicDauieD, , 70 J. second:
Donna, g. Smith, 4tO I. third. Time,
l:53 Is. The Thorn also ran.
Sixth TaCe-Selling: fOUT-year-Olds and
upward a mile ana seventy yards
| Quagga, loo DUgan). TO I. won: Land
Breeze. los (Minder). 9 to 1, second:
Blaze O Light. IS (McCahey). Is 10 I.
third. Time, 1.f5. Crafty, Suffice. Anna
Ruskin, Grace Larsen, Sylvan Belle,
Javanese. Grenade, Marsh RedOn. Ha-
/ dur, Penrhyn. and King Cole also ran.
Seventh race-Selling; r-year-olds
and upward. mile and seventy yards.
Jack Witt, 103 CFlynn). S to /. won. War
ner Griswel, 100 tNotter), . 20 /. sec
ond; Ben TrOvato, 106 Dugan). 1 to 1.
/ third. Time, 1:44 So. Glamor. Mr. Pea
body Lady Vincent. Lady Alicia. French
Nun, Bright Boy, Puuky, HaIbard, and
The Washington times., 1908-03-15

Intense localism. combined with a
broad interest in the entire State. is a
popularity Of Texas towns. The people
take their baseball seriously, not so
much because Of the players personally.
but because of the name of the town.
This causes the citizens to be unusually
kind TO the Northern baseball team
training IN the State. Every town
wants the reputation of being the best
training camp in all Texas. and every
body tries to make It pleasant for the
The Washington times., 1908-03-15
The Entries.

First race-Four furIongs: for two
year olds, Bird OF Prey, l03; Speight
lg5; Slmcoe, JOB; Inez Sister, 103; Tom
Holland, leo; Silverton. Ito; Joe Howell
100, Alice. Ito; Intervene. los: Miss
Iapsourg, los; lrrigator, III; Elizabeth
Harwood, l12i Ton ", Us; Brougham.
10.
Second race-steepIechase; short
course; four year-olds and up Roxy B..
100; Dario. 1874. MoOngOld. ia, Gault, 1876
Geld Circle, 49,; Bank Holiday laA;
Buster. III: Pete Vinegar, It5, Reject
able. 1fG; ~+Kemp EidEely, 49, 'FRONT.'
able, l5O; DR. Logan ISL: "Hlk entry.
Third race-SeVen purI0ngs. selling;
tnree-yeaT-olds. @Tiiekilns. 1905 Mystl-
FER. 102; Banrid1, los; Lady SOunle, l05s
Lexington Lady. 100; Thomas Calhoun
1O5: Rebel Queeni 1O1; Canada. 1Gt.
Ed Kane. 107, Rhinestone 107. Florence
n. IO7; stone Street, 100; Financier. H.
Rural Boy, III; Ketchemike, III
Fourth Tace-One and one-siXteenth
miles; purse; four-year-olds and up-
ward. Communipaw, 100; Lucky Nose.
l03; Charles G. Gates. l03. MOnsiguOr
l05; You Win, l04; Good Luck. lU7; Ker-
cheval, H.
Fifth race-One and one-sixteeuth
miles; selling, -year-olds. LADY
Amy, 81 Serena, 10Z: aSainesaW. l02.
AnsOnia. 1922 George H. White I04: Te-
ran. ~: Ban Sand, l07; Aunt Rose. 107.
Arrowswift, 100.
Sixth race-Seven furIongs; four-year-
olds and upward Chancellor, 100. OXEN
ite, 12: Dome, 1O3; TosCan, los; Lotus
Eater, los; Kings Daughter, 100
Seventh race-One and one-eighth
miles; selling; f0uT-year-olds and up
ward. ~Terns Rod. g.; Solid, 10l; 'Dar-
ing, 102; ~Flaviguy. 102; Grace Larsen,
1O3; Quaega, l03; Ottoman. 100. Haibard,
105; Lille Turner. los: Telegrapher, lot;
hoe, los; Creel 100; Gull, 1o9; Gilpin IL.
apprentice allowance claimed.
The Washington times., 1908-03-15

Bert Kelley. our semi-pro pitcher
from Chicago. IS laboring under the
severe handicap If bearing a close re
semblance to a great man. He is sur
prisingly like John J. C''Muggsy'O Nc
Graw in the face, and those who knew
McGraw well on and off the field will
be amused to see how the New York
manager is suggested by the movements
and attitudes of the Chicago youngster.
IN addition, he wears a peculiar high
crowned cap such as McGraw used to
anect for the purpose of increasing his
apparent height.
The Washington times., 1908-03-15
St. Louis Scores.

The Cardinals counting was done in
the sixth Charles led of with a clean
tuplet to right. Barry scored him with
a twisting bounder that started straight
Continued on Fourth Page1
The Washington times., 1908-03-15
GEORGETOWN CREW
MAKES FAST TINE
IN TRIAL RACES
Second Prep Eight Noses
Out Representatives
of First Class.

Georgetown inaugurated the 1913
aquatic season On the Potomac yester-
day afternoon with its nrst spring re-
gatta-
The plan Of Manager Woods is a new
one. and likely 10 be followed by his
successors. as the results obtained were
most satisfactory 10 The COacn. cap
tain, and manager. Thirty-tWO men
competed on the two prep crews and
the varsity Fights.
Coach Vail expressed himself as high
ly pleased with the work Of the men
and expects to make a good showing in
the races planned for the season. for
so early in the year the candidates com
peting displayed rare form. getting their
catch well and '.rmping the pools, 4
most difficult quality TO drill into oars
men at the beginning Of a season. The
time made in the two races, one at a
mile and the other AT 1 mile and $50
yards. was fast considering the condi-
tions, and speaks well of the advance
made during the past three weeks.
Preparatory Fights.
In the frst race. the crew selected
from the second Prep class defeated
the first preparatory eight by swo
lengths over the upper Potomac course.
the finish being at the AqUeduct bridge.
The distance of one mile was covered
by the underClassmen in four minutes
and thirty seconds. exceptionally fast
time for the course. On this showing
II is more than likely that eight Of the
best men will be picked for thu All
Preparatory crew 10 compete against
Technical High School on the Potomac.
and in the Henley regatta the latter
part Of MAY. The second preparatory
eight jumped into the lead right AT the
start and kent the PROV Of their shell
fl front all the way to the finish. end
ing up with tens which placed them
a good two lengths in the lead.
The Varsity race was held over the
New Potomac Henley course Of one
mile $50 yards. and followed immedi-
ately after the preparatory race. The
start was made at the AnaIostan boS,
clubs house, and the finish opposite
the quarters of the Georgetown oars
men. The race was close all the way
Captain Fitzgerald eight drawing away
In the last quarter mile and finishing
half length OF clear water I'm the
lead At the start the first crew hil
up a thirty-two stroke. while the sec
ond eight confined themselves to a
thirty stroke.
The Washington times., 1908-03-15
Big Odds offered.

The Burlew and OMEN candidates
were always favorites i'm the betting at
odds on. Eleven to twenty was the best
offered against their chances. MeeliCz
opened AT > 10 !, but the weight OF the
money Of HudrGth and his friends
forced the price down until as they
lined fin front Of Mars Cassidys bar
rier. the best on offer was l6 to ., with
plenty of that being taken. PinkOla was
backed from As 10 3lz.
II was exactly 4.54 as they lined in
front Of the barrier. and after few
preliminary baCNIngs ard filings Cas-
sidy shouted, Come on released the
barrier. and sent them away TO per
feet start. Down past the stand they
swept, but before the first eighth had
been covered Mcdaniel following his
riding instructions, sent the halt-brotn-
er of De MUnd To the fore With great
space-devouring strides he swept away
from his field and seemed about 10 make
a runaway race OF il, when bugau, ap-
parentIy trying TO feel out the big colt,
sent his mount up 20 him.
The Washington times., 1908-03-15
hEELICK CARRIES
OFF STAR EVENT
BY HALF LENGTH
Great ChapultepeC Beat
en- in RouSing Race for
Big Purse.

NEW ORLEANS March 14-Sam Hi
dTedth is still the wizard OF the turf
When Ee announced at Los Angeles
week ago that he would ship the win
ner Of the New orleans winter feature.
the Crescent city Derby, across the
sands and plains of Texas and annex
the big end OF the $1,000 purse. he vas
laughed at. II was admitted that ne
owned n great horse IN Meelick, thai
he was both classy and game, but the
wise men Of the West declared IL was
an utter impossibihty for q horse 10
and be unlDaded from car. stiu after
his hours on the rail- but a couple Of
days before the race and then go OuE
and defeat the speedy tlauuitep-c,
pride OF the BurleW and q NELL stable.
AugelUs and Pinkoia. You may get
third was the way they put IL, buL
this lid lot fe1Ze HIlaTeLH- I've GOT
the winner ne declared, and you viii
see" And ne had.
MeeIck, sturdy son or Planudes-lln-
tbyia, whose breeding carries back 10
the great ST. Simon. and whose maternal
Gam was Isl, the mother c. that sterling
performer Isadcr, with odd Man Eddie
Dugan. James r. Keene's crack rider
riding like a yeTilable demon, swept
past the winning post this afternoon.
carving the Elldrcth cOlOrs home In
front Of the mighty Chapultepec. with
the others beaten OFF. He won Dy less
than half his length, but ne was go
ing away 81 the finish and was by all
ODDS the best horse in the race.
The Washington times., 1908-03-15

(Continued on Fourth Page)
The Washington times., 1908-03-15
Western Baseball Teams
Have All AppurtenQnceS
Of FirSt-CLaSS Circus
Linus Peterson Has Seen the Inside Work
ings" Through His Connection With
Cowboy Outfit
By THOMAS S. RICE.

visiting athletes. managers. and news
papermen- II would be impossible TO
get more courteous ana consideTate
treatment anywhere than IN Galveston
and all the other Texas cities We struck
last year.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1908-05-01

In this issue OF the New Era
there are several new candidates
announcements, one OF which is
democratic. Read the list over
carefully. OF these candidates,
the NewEra stands forthe ticket
which appears at the head Of its
columns. IS one which absolute
y has no ''slate" proclivities.
Good clean men who have made
Charles Mix County their home
for years. aud who enjoy the re.
spect and confidence Of their
fellows. The state ticket ap-
pears in another place, and, ia
common with the county ticket
has our unqualified endorse
meut.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1908-05-01

Up TO date TAFT seems to bs
an easy winner for the republi.
can presidential nomination.
The convention at Chicago will
have 724 delegates.
"In all, 542 delegates have now
been chosen to the national con
vention, representing % states,
one territory and three jns ulal
possessions. OF this total 267
have been instructed for Secre-
tary Taft 68 are uninstr ucted
and 2O7 are instructed for other
candidates - follow 8; A in III:
nois for Mr.. Cannon, 3o in Indi-
ana tor Mr.. Fairbanks, "A IN
New York for Mr.. Hughes, 64
in Pennsyl vania for Mr.. Knoa
and Is in Wisconsin for Mr.. Ia
Toilette.
''Of the 68 uninstructed dele
gates more than one third have
publicly declared their intention
Of voting for Secretary Taft.
Secretary Taft has 229 dele.
g ates instructed for him outside
Of Ohio. the 229 delegates repre-
senting q states, one territory
and one insular possession.
"Of the 256 delegates in favor
lite sons states outside OF Ohio,
232 haye been elected, POT OF
whom have been instructed for
the candidates Of those states,
have been instructed for 6ecre
tary laft--two in New York,
two in Illinois and one in Wis
consin. !.
"1'he seats of 46 delegates are
con tested eight in Alabama.
eight in Florida, two in Ken
tucky, two in Mississippi, six in
Missouri, txo in Ohio, four in
Cklahoma and IA in Tennessee.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1908-05-01

Will Eggers promise the sup
port of the Leader to Strohbehn
if Crawford fails to win in June.
Not only US, but a good many
others would be pleased X
know whether or not Jake IN
tends to support his brother-in
law for the Legislature afterJ une
Better go back to democracy
now, Jake, aud not wait until
June to put on your old demo-
cratic coat again. OF course,
we would like to see you stay
where you are, for every time
the Leader hollers for Crawford
it makes votes for Kittredge.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1908-05-01
Secret Convention

The slate makers--Pratt ct al
con vened in Wagner Tuesday In
secret.session, 70 organize and
get ready for the campaign. No
one unless. .he is an insargent,
and has the mark Of COe |. Craw
ford in his forehead, 10 able to
tell what was done in this secret
conclave. We approached sew
eral Of the parties on the subject
but mysterious mods and wilks
we're all that could be gathered.
One thing. however, We can
tell our readers, and that 10 that
this whole slate, both legislative
aud county, Was put in the feld
by ]. D. Elliott OF Bon Homme
Oh one end, and G. w. Pratt Of
Geddes on the other-the votsrs
have not bean questioned on the
subject in any way. shape, or
manner. They openly refused
to participate in N open meeting
called by the republican county
central com mittee Ct Lake Andes
. short time ago. called thro' she
republican papers OF the county
where everyone who wished
could be present and hear ALL
that was said and d0na rheir
methods are other wise-ss wit.
ness the meeting when the slate
OF the pro gressive Cd machine
Was made in the back room Of
Pratt's bank at Platte; and the
secret meeting in Wagner Tues
day u which none but the faith !.
ful have any inkling. The peo.
pie are not wanted to share their
confidence just vote 'er straight
ana ask no questions Of the IL
would be lords and masters.
The voters have too much intel.
ligence 10 b lead around blindly
by tho Pratt Elliott cotsrie, =
| will b sesn next Jsns when the
Wytes aro counted.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1908-05-01
Dnocrai;c Msesins

The democratic county cen.
tra1 com mittee met in Wagner
last Saturday and endorsed !
tickst Legislative aud county O
follows:
For State senator, Hon. r, n.
Hannas Representatives, r. s..
Strohbehn and A. Amund con:
sl,sri6, ". H. Msnsie: auditor.
L = Corey: treasurer, r. Ka-
bsrnas atAtes attorney. H. D.
James: county judge, q. r. Hary
ben:auperintsndent Miss Emily
Meade: register Of deeds, Mr..
Nisvesn: clerk Of courts, Henry
Fredricks: assessor, Thos. Nc
Cabs.
T0ere is scrap on fnr state
committeeman. q. l. Kirk
thinks he ought TO have ii and
the com mittee endorsed r. J..
Van Hemert for the position.
These gentlenen are practi.
cally the nominees Of the party,
~ they will have no opposition
SO far ss heard up - data.
or course the com mittee are
all IL favor OF Bryan for Presi.
dent and Andrep E. Lee for
governor.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1908-05-01

We also handle goods higher
in price than anything quoted in
your catalogue, but they must
be seen 70 b appreciated. and
your catalogue does not quote
them. because they look no bet
ter on paper than cheaper goods
aid the price would not appeal
to you uuless you could compare
the quality. These goods you
are under no obligation 70 buy
unless you are satisfied they are
worth tho money.
Our In y HARNESS = III
iavesf = ~ eao. ef shiay sapes
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1908-05-01

The insurgent machine has
dumped Il. f. Ward Of Geddes
for county Judge and won't claim
him az one of their men. This
10 not because they love him
less; not at all; oh, no! 1t is
because they love their own lily
white regulations Tor the pie
counter better.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1908-05-01

George G. Johnson for state
treasurer? No sir, not l, sir.
'Tis another aud better man who
is aspiring to the office: and he s
all right, too. He's got our en-
dorSement, as well IS that OF all
other stalwart republicans OF
the state. He's bound to win.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1908-05-01

the supreme COURT but they
very thoughtfully neglect % say
anything about the good bills
they didn't pass, which were
mostly put % sleep In com.
mittees. Read the record which
appears in this weeks Nav Era
carefully. Il ID taken from the
Senate Journal and II correct
in every particular.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1908-05-01

We want our readers this week
10 carefully read the record OF
the 1907 Legislature which Craw-
ford in his speeches foudly calls
MY legislature. They are
always Dragging about ths meri.
torious BILLS they passed [some
OF which have been set anido by
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1908-05-01

Don't neglect reading the New
Era supplement this week. It
is full of convincing facts and
figures.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1908-05-01
Read Your Catalogue

Read it carefully and read II
again. Study thoroughly the
carefully worded phrases. calcu.
lated 10 mislead you But DON,
believe everything you read nm.
til you have convinced yourself
by examining our goods and
comparing our prices with those
in your catalogue.
" sss~s. .~~~<y svAs yspu tu1t ~
are rnbbing you, don't take theiI
word for n, but investigate fol
yourself and locate the liar.
Don't pass us by and send
your money TO them on their
say-so, but give US an opportun
ity to show yon that YOU CAh
BUY GOODS AS CHEAP Al
HOME As YOU CAN EROh
THE CATALOC, besides having
the privilege of examining tn,
goods before you pay any money
II we cannot prove this to you
satisfaction, we will give NJ
your trade cheerfulIy, but il ",
cab SHOW you where we say,
you money we should get you
trade, and we can do it Va
wili be tie loser u you fail 10 sips .
the opportunity.
Time nor space will not allow
us to mention every thing ",
sell and give prices, but below
you will find . few examples:
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1908-05-01

Jake got badly hurt when he
butted into first ward politics
last week, and now is trying to
insult the first ward voters by
mpugninx tha- -1.hA---~-s-Or-
successful Candidate, L. NJ
Gable. But that is J. w. all over
. mighty underhanded fighter
and very poor loser.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1908-05-01

Fnr sals. House 3ox1o: hasa
i6x1s; ch,cksa hossA hire
acrss u land, ! aere isaes -
ancs may b ussd = GnRaea -
u sst with fruit and sha1e 1rooe
LOcatsd n 6ou1h Wa9Dee. Wnl
b sold cheap 5oe cAsh Y tnkoa
immsdiatslT. 3. q neoeyes.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1908-05-01

Yes. W. ]. Bryan is . has
been" but he also 'sis" from the
present indications.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1908-05-01

- ssaiaw ~ sssil~asskb. = -
reasonable pNcsa.
We k~sIls = h. q PAINTS ~
ks csseiisi sMk ~ PURE PAINT
Law. lsv b<Iss ~ ssms ~ -
pssssd. NJ 4 - - sstv = =
ssistbv = ~ Ss = ysss s1s~s4gs =
compar Ms sssbss q ~ psis2 -
that n slbes bssalb - lsctls r.
ysaneV sAss ~ sss ~ ~ ~
vsss ssonev.
II EARM MACHINERY. W.
CONS. BUCCiES. WINDAllLLS
And PUMPS. - si,sus ssisd a6s
htkat sssdss NJ sseb aIsf ~ ~
sdspted b ~ csn11lisn = ~ iecs11k.
Every sschine ssnsnlsi = = -
Doak u b issendsi ~. ~ = Z
pppeyls.
We extend yes . cssdksl ass1Is1isa
d exasirs en- sasek ~ - -
prices.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1908-05-01

A reward Of 80 will b paid
to the frst person furnishing
nformation and proof leading 70
the arrest and conviction Of any
person or persons shipping o.
attempting to ship. contrary "a
law, game birds in excess Of 10.
killed on Lake Andes or In the
vicinity thereof. Lake Andes
Rod 4 Gun Club. Address 81
W. johnson, Treas. or + 8
Parker, Sec.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1908-05-01

r. e. Mcfarland, agent for
IARochs Farmers Mutual Firs
and Lightning Co, for the east
part OF Charles Mix county,
will write you > policy in this
company at = right price. Call
on him at his home six miles
north OF Wagner, or drop him :
line and be will call on you.
8.l8 2m
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1908-05-01

The dates Of teachers examine
tions - fixed by the state depart
nent are ~ follows: April 10 and
II At Geddes; june is and 10 at
Plate; August Is and ~ It Wag-
ner. There win b no examine
ton April 23 and "a - previously
advertised.
Olivia Hssroc.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1908-05-01

The next examination Tor
teachers certificates will be held
in Geddes April q aud =.
Eighth grade examinations viii
be held simultaneously in Pistts,
Geddes, Lake Andes. Wagner
and Wheeler May q and =.
Olivia Herron, Co. 6upk 30
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1908-05-01
SsdlOasty Dluihels &.

For sale. Ny building known
- the post.mce, : chsap work
horse, ct new Concoed harnesss
coal heater n. n. H111o.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1908-05-01

I will cell my property n -
Wagner, committing Of tvo
blocks, one sssdsd % tame grass
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