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MANLY vIGoR RESTORED.

Trial ofer by physician. Weak organs lost
strength, impotency. var!cocele, structure cured.
Our IMPROVED VACUUM DEV ELOfE.R Will re-
store you quickly give PERMANE STRENGTH,
without drugs. You will and feel satisfactory
effects within week; ii not. return II. THE TRIAL.
IS FREE. No L. o. !: scheme. 10000 Treated, no
failures. Attention. Comrades. illustrated crcu-
lars; plain epyeop.
DIR. ]. MANVILLE. Sta A. St Joseph RIO.
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MEN OSLS-CACTUS CREAM CURES DE-
Nl biiity, Restores Vitality, Banishes Weakuess,
Renews sprightliness all! vigor Cactus cream IS
outwardly applied saive Has only TO be gently rub
bed in 10 benefit. One appcat;c, positively proves
Its value. Makes weak men strong AMI sItong men
stronger This is the original ard only Cactus cream,
and IS sent TO all parts of the world, 500 boz.
Sealed sample Ice. silver. Your money nack If Is
ia ills 10 benefit" T. F. PERRY PRO. co, Box l53,
Station d. New York; Laboratory. Lynbrook. y. Y.
II - Those suffering from weaknesses ,ea which
Juven Pills. one box will tell story OF marvellous
results. These pills have more reavenaIing, vitaiiziEs
force than has ever before been offered.
Probably never before in the fis,oryof medicine, In
so short time. have large number been either
relieved or cured of nervous Weaknesses shattered
nerves. insomnia, night sweats, Ealing manhood. fall,
ure of memory. and premature old age Our mail Is
filled with grateful letters These facts should lead
you 10 give Juvcri Pills immediate ;iiaL
sent by mali in plain package Ou:y receipt ofths
adv. and o.. IS7
Made by their o-iginators C. L. HoOa Co., Props.
Hoods Sarsapariila. Lowell. Mass.
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PEN SIONS.

TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN:
1t Is due Messrs. ROMMHARDT d CO, whom W. We
appoint ed our IN pension practice that we
should say that arbitrary action of the Pension
R,Ireau f1rbids their describing themselves as our
successors In that field circulating our announce
ment of their appointment or even explaining that
they have been so forbidden .no,,>,
HARDT d co. were our trusted assistants LOT from
eleven to twenty-s1 years previous 10 June J. Tue,
and merit the confidence of any desiring tnef sef'
vices. -
Established 1861.
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THE ENGAGEMENT
BECOMING GENERAL
CONTINUED from page one.

claimed that many Democrats that year,
apart from those who stayed at home
or voted for Roosevelt, voted either for
Debs or Swallow, and thus swelied the
Socialist and Prohibition totals
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M EOICAL.

pRoTHER-Ac ccidentaIiy hava discovered, root that
- Will cure both tobacco habit and Indigestion,
Gladly send particulars. L. Stokes, Mohawk. F3orida.
The National tribune., 1908-09-10

WRITE TO Virginia Mercer. Salem. Ohio,
the dramatic reader who, this fall, visits
small towns. giving a war mOnolOsue for
benefit of Posts and Corps Terms specIak
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HlSCELLaN EOuS.

HlSCELLaNEOu
TRAY HAIRS-No more gray hairs If you my
VI method In writing for free sample send the nat
ural shade DR.. Tnrockmorton. Box :. Sidney. Ohio.
NTrs. winslow's Soothing Syrup for Children Teeth
I&l ing, relieves the child from pain &c bottle,
MARRIAGE PAPER FREE; most reliable pub
Nl i!shsd Eastern Agency, 50. Bridgeport. Conn.
MARRY Wealth and Beauty Marriage Directory
VI Free. Pay when married new plan.
SELECT CLUB. Dept. Is, Tekonsha, Mich.
MARRY RICH-Bis list of descriptions and photos
N1 Free (Seaiedl Standard Cor. Club. Grays-
Iakk, Ill.
MOULD YOU MARRY IF sUITEDe Matrimo-
w NAL paper containing advertisements marriage
able people, many rich. from all S. ctions, mailed,
sealed, free. q. +. Gunnels. Toledo, ohio.
MEDICAL.
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FARMS FOR SALE.

COMRADES: esmf essa hons to- Rsnsls 5oaas sas
men come where you get cheap land. For infor-
nation write THEO COURTNEY, Banner, Kan.
TNOR SALE-Or trade for small country plac"
a five-rOom house. good basement, cellar, cistern
in porch fruit and two acres of land. IN LIE Claire.
Iowa. place noted for health anu Old people, george
F. Bennett lie Claire, Iowa.
CALIFORNIA Se!fSupportinS Homes for Neter-
I ans Between sacramento and Stockton. Choice
land Purest water: Perfect health; No extreme heat;
Oranges ripen in winter Grapes pay SlU0 per acre 80
hens nav $500 yearly; No farming Like town life So,
very easy terms. b. Marks, Box COS. Gali, California
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WANTED.--tddrcss of members of 60. y,
cd " j. Cav. 1864 to '65 who knew An
drew Eagen of same. Address, A A. 22I
East 10th street, New York.
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WANTED Addresses of comrades who,
knew WIN. RayfelG. When last heard from,
he was in Point Lookout Hospital. in 1851.
as result of wounds Mrs. Annie Raytfl0,
2o2 L. Cross St, Baltimore, Md.
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WANTED-Thc addresses of any comrades :
who knew james Hur,iett. deceased, private.
Co F. 10Th No. IGf Vols: commonly called
Scott bv some. comrades Mrs Jas. BuF,lett,
100 Atwood St. Lnngmont, Colo.
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judgment, we nave ledneu upon MN
for advice, and when received We have
followed it in the supreme confidence
that he was a wise and prudent coun-
sellor.
We congratulate ourselves that his
life has been so long spared to us, and
we trust that for many years he may
still be spared to expound to us the
law and the gospel of the Grand Army
of the Republic, and that he may to the
full appreciate and enjoy our love, re-
gard and confidence.
We recommend that q committee of
three be appointed by the Commander
in-Chief to procure, subject, however,
to the approval of the COMMANDMENTS
Chief and the Executive Committee, and
present to him a suitable testimonial
expressive of the high regard we enter
tain for what he has been and is to us.
Revolutions.
w. A. Ketcham, of Indiana, from the
Committee on Resolutions, reported:
Earnestly thanking the veterans and
citizens of Toledo for their splendid
hospitality. Adopted by rising vote.
Condemning the treatment of the
veterans by The railroads in the matter
of rates. stop-over privileges, etc, and
authorizing the Commander-in-Ch Chief
and Council to call simply a delegate
meeting in case that satisfactory terms
cannot be secured for the next Encamp-
ment.
Chas. B. Wilson, of Illinois, made an
amendment to include hotel rates.
Adopted.
Against the consolidation of Pension
Agencies. Adopted.
In favor of establishing rifle clubs in
all high schools. Indefinitely postponed.
In favor of erecting monument in
Arlington to the colored soldiers and
sailors. Adopted.
Strongly commencing Pension Com
missioner Warner. Adopted.
R. B. Beath, Of Pennsylvania re-
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The Department Of Illinois presents
proposition to amend Art. 2, Chap. 2,
page IA, relative to membership in De-
partments, by adding after the words
"Commander-in-Ch Chief" in first line,
Senior and Junior Vice-Commanders-
n-Chief," and after Past Department
Commanders" in the fourth and fifth
lines, the words "all Past Senior and
Junior Vice Department Commanders"
as members of the Department. We
believe that the adoption of this amend
ment will give added strength to the
Department Encampments of expert
enced comrades, and we therefore rec
ommend its adoption. The first lines of
this paragraph will then read: The De-
partment Encampment shall consist of,
first, comrades who have served as
Commanders-in-Chi and Senior and
Junior Vice Commanders-in-Ch and
are residents of the Department and in
good standing in their respective Posts
The Department Commander, all Past
Department Commanders and Past Sc
nior and Junior Vice Department Com
manders who have served for full
| graph as now.) -.A
The Department of Missouri presents
an amendment to Sec. i, Art 5, Chap.
2, on page 10, the following words:
1.-The stated meetings of each Post
shall be held at least monthly. except
ing that Posts having less than 25
members may hold their stated meet
ings quarterly If by two-thirds vote of
the members present at a stated meet
| ing of the Post it shall so decide"
We understand that an amendment
of this character will be a great relief
| to many Posts especially those located
in agricultural districts, where attend
ance at monthly meetings is necessarily
small. and If longer time elapsed be-
| tween meetings 1t is believed more
could attend, and your committee there
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sentative Hepburn, Of Iowa, has in
hand a plan to regulate dealing in
stocks.
Both France and Germany have
adopted radical restrictive measures
relating to dealings in stocks, grain,
cotton and other things on margins,
and their example Is being pointed to
by American legislators who are ear
nest In their intention Of doing some
thing along the same line. The laws
OF France prohibit gambling in several
securities and provide heavy fines and
Imprisonment for i~nfractions thereof.
The French penal code also prohibits
corners" or attempts to control the
supply or affect the prices OF grain,
dour, bread and other food products.
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c. A. CULBERSON.

tracts aimed at in the easur are
made. Heavy penalties provide the
of restraining the telegraph and
telephone companies. 1t Is the conten-
ton of Representative Burleson that II
information of the kind prescribed can
be kept away from the people living
outside New York ard New Orleans it
will put the New York Cotton Ex-
change out Of business. Frankly, 1t Is
admitted. that such is the object of the
bill.
The Boards of Trade in several
cities are aroused. Probably what
they chiefly fear is that public senti-
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~
li5-Henry II. crowned King Of Eng
land.
1JO0-Columbus arrived Q prisoner n
Spain.
i582--IIuguenots defeated ut Dreux.
16S6-Sir Edmund Andres, arst royal
governor Of New England, arrived
in Boston.
1573-Destruction Of cargo of taxed -
In Boston harbor by citizens disguised
as Indians, known ~ the Boston
Tea Party"
l775-British Parliament passed an act
for confscating oil American ves-
sells and impressing their crews into
the British navy.
iSaO-United States Congress appointed
Francis Dana minister to Russia.
1sS9-Bank OF the United States began
to discount.
l703-City OF Toulon retaken By Napo-
leon from the British.
lSO3-The United States took possession
of Louisiana.
1S12-Bonaparte arrived at Paris IRON
his Russian campaign.
1S45-Battle Of Moodkee.
lSlS-Park theater, New York City. DE-
stroyed By fire Louis Napoleon
took the oath Of allegiance and was
proclaimed President Of the French
Republic. Asiatic cholera appeared
among United States troops In Texas.
ISL. NJ. w. Turner. eminent English
landscape painter. died in obscure
lodgings in London, under an assum-
ed name.
lS52-Pegu annexed to the Indian en-
pire.
1S59-First train crossed the Victoria
bridge at Montreal.
1S6O-The passport system abolished In
France by Napoleon ILL.,. South
African Republic established, Paul
Kruger president.
1S61-Federals attempted to blockade
the channel of Charleston harbor.
1S03-Gen. Grant established his head
quarters at Nashville.
1SG4-Gen. Hardee escaped from Savan-
nah with 5000 troops. -. President
Lincoln called for 100000 volunteers.
1S65-Thirteenth Amendment to the Con-
stitution proclaimed.
1S74-Italian parliament voted IN an
nuity to Garibaldi. 4. Emigrant ship
Cospatrick burned at sea, with loss
of 465 lives.
1S16-All awards made h payment Of
the Alabama claims, leaving surplus
of about 100000.
1SS3-Cantileyer bridge at Niagara Falls
opened for traffic.
industrial cotton exposi-
ton opened in New Orleans.
1eS5-House Of Representatives passed
the presidential succession bill.
1S91--Violent earthquake In Sicily.
1S04-War between China and japan de-
clared ended.
1S97-William Terriss, eminent English
actor, assassinated.
1S30-Houss Of Representatives passed.
the currency bill.
10OO-Martial law proclaimed In Cape
Colony. :. Gen. Leonard Wood a.
sumed Office an governor general Of
Cuba.
19O8-United States Senate passed Gu
ban reciprocity bill.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1908-01-03

wsl1 powdered wie; n short, ~ atnrs
was Numerous. and - various q II !
whole parish wers q b. squippsd from
this ons wardrobe.
n ths angle against the rocA was a
opsn cupboard, that held Z plate or two,
= mug. and the remains OF Sons broken
meat. Before the Gre was 4 table made
y rough bosrda. A book that, By IL size
and shape, appeared to be 4 Bible. was
lying ~ the table. unopened. But il Vas
the occupant Of the hut In whom FRANCES
was chiefly interested. This ~ Z man.
sitting On the stool, with his head lean.
ins on bis hand, deeply occupied In En-
aiming some open papers. On the table
iay . pair Of c~urtously and richly mount
cd horseman'a pistols and the handle OF
Z sheathed napier. Of exquisite workman.
ship. protruded from between the legs
at the gentleman, one OF whose hands
carsiessly rested on fits guard. The tall
stature. Of this unexpected tenant Of the
hut, and his form, much more athletic
than that Of either Harvey or her brother.
told frances that Il wa neither Of those
she sought.
6hs stood. earnestly looking through
ths crevice ~ the stranger moved his
hand fran before his eyes, and raised
his facs. Apparently In deep mnsing ;
Fancss Instantly recognized the benevo-
Ient aaA strongly marked, but composed,
features Of Harper.
All that Dunwoodie had aid OF his
pewss and dispoaition: all that he had
himaelf promised her brother, and all the
condolences that had been created by his
disnihsd and paternal manner rushed
across the mind OF Frances. who threw
open the door u the hut. and falling at
his fsst. clasped his knees with her arms,
y abe cried:
Save him-save him-savs my broth
-; rsmembsf yeur promise, and ave
HIN r.
Harper had risen ~ IL door opened.
and there was Z slight movement Of one
hand toward Ais pistols; but Il was cool,
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1908-01-03

OF letters from the interests threatened
to the members of Congress. who are
identified with the proposed restrictive
legislation.
The reason which calls forth these
letters lies In two bills introduced by
Senator Culberson, of Texas, and Rep
r%esentative Burleson, OF the same
State, designed to wipe out speculation
In cotton futures. The bills are identi-
cal and while they apply only to cot
ton, as originally drawn, there is like
lihood that IL either Of them Is report
ed out Of the committee t which they
have been referred the provisions will
be extended to apply to wheat and 9TH
er grains.
The central idea In the Burleson bin
II the application OF the power to e g
ulate Interstate SO as to re-
strain telegraph and telephone compa-
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1908-01-03

and instantly checked. He raised the
hood Of the cardinal, which had fallen
over her features. and exclaimed. with
some uncasiness /:
"Miss Wharton! But you cannot be
aloneY"
''Thcre II none here but my God and
you and by his sacred name, / conjure
ron to remember your promise. and save
my brother !"
Harper gently raised her from her
knees and placed her ON the stool. begging
her 1t the same time to be composed, and
To acQuaint him with the nature of her
esrand. This Frances instantly did.
"Miss Wharton" said Harper, that /
bcar no mean part In the unhappy strur-
gle between England and America. Il
might now BE- useless to deny. You owe
your brothers escape. this night, to my
knowledge Of hin innocence. and the re-
membrance Of my word. Major Dun
woodie h mistaken when he says that 1
might openly have procured his pardon.
| now. indeed, can control his fate, and |
pledge to you . word which has some in
onsnee with Washington, that means shall
b tAhea - prevent his recapture. But
fron ron. also, l exact Z promise that
this iatsrview, and oil that has passed
betwesn N remain confined to your v
bosom. until You have my permission to
speak upon the subject"
Frances Gave the desired a-ssursnce.
and be continued:
The peddler and your brother will
sosa BE- here. but l must not BE- seen By
the royal officer. Or the life Of Birch
might be the forfeiture"
sNever !" cried Frances, ardently /:
.Henry could never be so base ~ to be-
tray the man who saved him."
1T II no childish game thar we are now
playing, Miss Wharton. Mems lives and
fortunes hang upon slender threads. and
nothing must be left to accident that can
b. guarded against. Did Sir Henry Gin.
ton know that the peddl~r bad communion
with me-. and under such circumstances.
the life or the miserable man would be
taken instantly: therefore. ~ you value
human blood, Or remember the rescue OF
Jour brother. BE- prudent and BE- silent.
Communicate what you know 10 them
both. and urge them to instant departure.
II they u reach the last pickefs Of our
army before morning. ii shall be mr. care
that there are none to intercept them.
There \ better work for Major Dunwoo-
a. thaa to Be- exposing the life of his
fFienA.s
While Harper was speaking. he careful
u rolled mp the map he had been studying
and placed II. together with sundry papers
that we're also open. into his pocket. He
was still occupied in this manacr when
the voics II the peddler was heard d.
rsctly oTer their heads.
Stand further this way. Captain
Wharton. and you can see the tents in the
meenshine. But let them mount ana
rid I hAM : nest Aers that viii hold
= beth. an1 - will g IN It our lei sure
Hnx1ae Desnsed his finger On Ais .sp to
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1908-01-03
INTERESTING NEWS ITEMS.

New York brewers have announced
that after Jan. / they will increase the
price Of beer ST. q barrel.
The Swedish steamer UPLAND. from
Philadelphia for Vera Cruz. which
grounded on Chester island. in the Della
ware river. has been fcated.
Miss Mary Elizabeth Lewis, who inner
tied = fortune Of $1,Joo,0OO. has been re-
leased from a New York insane asylum
after Twenty-Five years Incarceration aud
viii now Be allowed to look after her e.
tate.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1908-01-03

Commissioner Of Health Dixon Of
Pennsylvania has inaugurated a cam
paign against tuberculosis involving .
house-to-house inspection and instruction
by visiting nurses, who will g to the
home Of every person applying to the
State Dispensary for treatment. 1t will
be the duty of the Msiting nurses to in
gtruct the patient and the patients fam
lily how to obtain the requisite amount Of
fresh air. the most desirable foods, and
how to conduct themselves SO A. to avoid
infection. Every member OF 4 household
in which a ~consumptive lives will be In
spected, and where there il q sign OF III
health the suspected person win be per-
suaded to adopt precautionary measures.
In this way it is hoped the State will
BE- able to cheek the spread OF the great
white plague" by discovering hundreds
Of cases in the early stages when . cure
is probable. The difficulty which has
been experienced in ~sanitarium work
heretofore is that cases are not reached
until they are too far advanced to Be
susceptible Of cure.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1908-01-03

The woman lecturer had the door.
"Ah, my sisters" she argued, "there
II no obstacle nm cannot overcome.
When the north pole Is eventually dis
covered 1t will be by q woman explor.
er."
but how could a wOman ever find
the north pole!" ventured the mere man
who had slipped In unnoticed.
"How could she find 1t? Why, can't
she find the pockets In her own dresses
That Is more than a man can do"
Under such eclipsing testimony the
mere man was compelled to retreat
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mics from trans
hitting messages
relating to a con-
tract for the fu-
ture delivery of
cotton. The use Of
the mails also Is
prohibited to pub
locations contain
Ing notices or rec
ords Of the trans
actions Of any pro-
d u c e exchange
wherein the con.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1908-01-03

ment against spec
ulation in both
stocks inc bonds,
which has been
accentuated by the
r e cent financial
condition, IN a Y
hasten a demand
for the passage OF
the bill.
In addition to
the Il u | e 8 o n
Repre-
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1908-01-03

Reports from New York and other eest-
ern seaboard ports indicate November
shipments Of steel products of 76, 1919 tons.
being an increase Of nearly 80 per cent
over the previous months record. AMI he
heaviest shipments for any similar period
during the last two years. The leading
cargoes of rails went 10 the far East. as
did the shipments of nails and pipe. while
South America was the largest purchaser
Of wire
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1908-01-03

A Greek giving the name Of Lisesas
has created . sensation In Baltimore grain
circles BY giving the exporting firm Of Gin
& Fisher m order to buy 100000 BUSH
els of wheat for shipment to Athens.
While giving no credentials or evtaence Il
his ability to pay. be. referred 70 I promi-
nent New York house. It il aid dat II
tie order u filled It will take ave steam
err to carry the grain.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1908-01-03
Baw Proats Il C1~au.

President George ]. Whelan 81 the
United Cigar Stores Company, when on
the stand in the governments suit against
the American Tobacco Company, testified
that the company had paid . IL par cent
dividend in 1905, 20 per cent in 1905 AID
40 per cent in 1907.
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Professional Advice.

Physician--Youll have to be careful
this summer end not oyerexert your
sell.
Patlent-Then you think l ought b
take Il vacation. ehy
Physician.Ceriainly not. Didn't !
just tell you not to o~verexert youroolfl
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1908-01-03
A Maa story.

The Big Fish (boastfullyl-Yes. slr.
be was at least ten feet long and must
have weighed 600 pounds IL he weighed
an ounce. but the line broke and I goe
away from hlm.--puck.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1908-01-03
For . Consideration.

James said Rakeley, caught In the
act, Il believe you-er-saw mo salut.
Ing the maid"
"Yes. sir" replied the butler.
"Weli. remember, It's well sometimes
to practice silence"
Yes. sir" said James, with out,
stretched palm. "Hi ave card, sie.
that silence is golden.
Press.
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The Limit.

Bis-s-The Dopsons are very exclu-
slve. | understand.
BiS-s-yes. indeed. Why. they even
have wire screens on their doors and
windows s their flies can't get Ont
and associate with the fies OF tleis
neighhors.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1908-01-03

HERE has been
q sudden awaken
ing throughout
the country to the
fact that some
thing Is going on
l n Washington
threatens
gambling In cot
ton and grain,
and possibly, too.
which aims to
place an embargo
on speculation In
stocks. Indica-
tiOns of ( b 1 q
awakening appear
L. 1o-.In- AA
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1908-01-03

A rough estimate Of tho census Of Cub,
now being tabuiated. places the popaia-
don q ths Island 1t 2,O28262.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1908-01-03
Snmawhaf Dlrerent.

Eiox-I hear you have been vis1ttnA
friends In the country.
Knox-you have got It wrung. Iva
visiting relatives
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1908-01-03
Measures Introduced by TcxaA
Members Would Prevent OPP
lions ID Cotton and Grain.
NAY COVER DEALS IN STOCK.
idea Threatens to Place an Embargo
on Market Speculation Of
All Kinds.

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