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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1908-12-09

Hoarse coughs and stuffy colds that
may develop into pneumonia over
night are quickly cured by Foleys
Honey and Tar, as it soothes in
famed membranes, heals the lungs,
and expels the cold from the system
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1908-12-09

throat diseases. 1t prevents pneumon
ia. Sold under guarantee at Milkin
son e Cos and j. Kiedaisch & sons
drug store soc and $1,o0 Trial bottle
free.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1908-12-09
TOOK LONG WALK
IN THE SNOW
ssd 6landinsville Lady, Reported
Lost, Puts in al Appearance
at LaEarpe.

La HARPE, H.. Dec. 9.-Mrs. Bitch
~ lady nearly eighty years old,
away from her home at
aandinsville, Saturday night. The last
ven OF her there was about o'clock
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1908-12-09
Epilepsy,
Fits

Go1nlvulsions, or spas1ns
ana st. Vitus' Dance are
Nervous Diseases. Most
cases can be cured by
strengthening and build
ing up the nervous system.
10 do this a nerve medi-
cine is needed. DR.. Miles,
N .G will be found
e1flcaclous and satisfac-
tory. 1t has cured MANY
cases of these diseases
and we believe it will
cure you. We can give
you names of many who
nave been cured through
Its use. Write for advice.
an MY son John had epilepsy for years.
specialists for over years he still
continued to have spells. / had al
most given up in despair, but know
ne ne, tse virtue, of DIR. Miles Anti-Pain
Pllls for sick headache, | concluded to
try the Nervine. During June 1905
gave him teaspoonful three times a
Day, then in July gave it as directed.
and could see that he was Improving,
ana he has not had spell since
August rs. 1906 and has taken no
medicine since Jan.-07 | am writing
the case just as it is hoping it will
induce others to try it,
w. r. ALLISON, Mooresville, N. e.
Your druggist sells DR.. Miles, Nerv-
Inc, and we authorize him to return
to benefit you.
Miles Medical Co., Elkhart, Ind
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Weses G-este.s Exposition

Fair 70 be held 10 Denver 10 SeNtem-
eer fs for display o: products and IN
6astrfes OF Trans-NSssouri country
The greatest industrisl exhibition
ever given west Of the Missouri river
will he the frst ANNA Cnlarsda In
terstsse Fair ard Exposition 70 he
held 70 Denver the second week lu
September o! this yesr. Tho cRsh
premiums vili aggregate s95 oo0 ard
more than siS0 600 Is 70 h expended
IN Improvements 81 Overland PARK d
isoscre rermsneut site bought fnr
this purpose
President c r Stuhes hRs received
ASSURANCES Prom all parts ~ The wrsj
that the exhibits 20 the sgrIculturAl
horticultural, mining, live stors Hnd
manufacturing departments vii ~
the largest ever seen 70 the trsne-
missouri country, while the poultry
oae, dog snd other special shows will
he hig exhibit ey themselves.
President Stubs is now in the Easi
arranging for specisl festureS for the
week, among them msmmnf h
spectacular nipht production psssau
se- carrying sirship csptivr hannnns
midway 70 Re known rs the 'fyeat
Divide" with new and startling g.
fractions, snd Others thst vii meal
that every minute will he bDsy one
for the sieheseer
The fsiris 70 he held every fall snd
j. Designed FOR the entire country ve>i
OF the Missouri river and f. Is propr,>.
ed that the various states and terr,.
tories erect their nwu exhibition
buildings, and FOR this purpose ground
hss been set sside.
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IN MEMORIaM

Thomas Wright Elisberry. who de-
parted tins lie Tuesday. February 10,
iHI' wa born In Carroll County,
tennessee, February 2and, 1894.
he was raised On n farm hut at the
breaking nut OF the Civil war ne was
engaged In the mercantile husipeas Mt
harrisburg, ArRansas Naturally OF
"a patriotic spirit, and believing that
ms noble sunny south country was
being untustly invaded and constiSu-
u"nai rights destroyed, he entered the
service as a confederate sold,er Sen.
temoer 2sth, 1861. Hts LOYALTY 60 the
cause he had sspoused, cpup,sd with
unoaunted bravery, soon won for him
d captains commission, from wh,rl,
Pos'llon he was soon promoted to the
RANK OF major His services were In
the bth Arkansss Regiment. whose
neld of operations were In the army oi
tennessee, where he was engaged "a
numerous battles and aklrm,shes .uu
TIL December, iee4, when he foil sser,,
oosly wounded aJ the batble M Mash.
'''ie- rem, from which wouud ne il,d
nor sunic'ehtly recover ~ reyuvn Il
MS command un'il the war clcsed
Arter the bloody srlfe ended ne 70
turned 70 Harrisburg and To lso8 ws,
united 10 mar sge ,o s.ss G.r,ys,n,
'soanes' To tlhsuu,onwrrc bornsav,
.ni'dren, cnly three & wh5m ssurviv,
n'nl, and were MI ~ his heaslaew1hsu
nc pissed awa9 a. Tesceflil'y sssaIyiul
INTO asnaturat -lSrsber
HIS beloved cc,uraniunl shxvlSr pvts,
9csdeditan batsSur orsavspneiI1 ~
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ELECTION NOTICE

ordwsy, Colorado March iith lees,
Notice Is hereby given that on TIE
arst Tuesday IN April, The same being
the 7th day of April, A n, laas, the
annual municipal election In and FOR
the Incorporated town OF ordway will
b. held In said town OF ordway al the
oraway opera hcese on the corner oi
Third street ard Denver Boulevard,
at which time the following onicers
and questions will he voted uron,
% wit: One Mayor FOR the term uf
one yesr, three Trustees FOR the term
OF two years the Question "Shsll TINS
Town become AntSSSaleou Territors -
WN. EneAR,
Seal Clerk and Recorder.
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OtneY ttsms oy Lonely Ted

Mr., Ira Gilbert was .a pneb!, so,-
urdav NJ last ween
Mrs, doe t1shenc7r v,,tc. t,o,v,,,
one uaT last wee.
Mis- Edir. Manning cpu. aou,,
frnln Pueblo last THURSDAY o,5 u,'
ting her olney friends net1rc sra,,-
ing ea- ''''' u
doe cnnnrd made a nusines, tnp n
Puehio T'riua, ''i' ~
MI unias Baluwin was In /, 1r,,,
Saturday and SUNDAY. ~ d"
Mr. sigman was up from suv,, c,,,
FRIDAY. ''Ata' CITY
al L AID Mrs. J. Il Moore wpre =,
ordway one DAY last weok
Mr.. L a. shafier was I'M sy,na,,,
visitor Tuesday.
NnVe shipiey and Walt Vsuyb +, syor,
Id ''dhzanola nne day last wreR
Mrs D. A Richardson v,s,,sa T.
.he vicinity of King oeutcr ,,stiSp
DAY. 'asV ffr
guy williams went up to Thnteho,
ranch at Boone Monday.
Alice Hanen wns La Junta v,s,,o,
saturday and Sunday.
d. A. Richardson spep, ,,,a a.,
Moutiayin Pueblo '"e oa'
his res ideuce "e v
Wanted To Buy Yea, ca,vss A,u.,.
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SerS ces at the Ne fsoois. sn,seo,,,
churrh.
Snnfiay Mo-,,, J -

SUNDAY, March s, 1905.
sunday School, ie.OO a. N. ] 7
lluncan, Snpt. Subject OF iessn,
First Quartnriy Review
Morning worship il Ia. m.
Junior Erwnrth League, 400 r. m
MRS. Mary Thompson. snut ror,Ir
Our inheritance. whaf, sha,, ,ve - A.
with tY" Luke l5:liz24
'~oroh League edevntionai service.
VIC =. m Topic, mThe Church tor
worship and Service Leader. II :
Fairchild. A. .
evening preaching service, .7:s,, n. m
Mao4week service. swedresday even
ing z:so pm. '"
49, : cor0sal ass,,. a.lwsicomsa~aits You to ali
-AsW-Rscx, Pastor.
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To be held at the A. n. FRYE ranch,
miles east nf or5way, and i miles
west of Sugar CITY,
THURSDAY, MARCH 20, seS,
fSalc 70 commence promptly nj 10
c,clocs.
70 HsAn or HoFsss, -
! Censisting oi the Following;
ione Span Black Mares, i years old,
weight ssoO pounds; pnc Black Mare,
s wears old. weighs 1900 pounds "ne
Bay Mare, years old, weighing 1900
mounds. one Rlscg MHre yeurt MD,
iweichinC 1900 rounds; nnc Grey Mare,
: years old. weighs 1850 paunrs; "ue
Rav Horse. wears nld weight l1no
POUNDS: ono Spsu Brown Mare with
roai. ! vears old weighing esho THnni>;
three Yearllag Mar Colts weighing
: about sn1 pounds
f2T HsAD or CATTTE NuNr Cows
One Red Gov giving gallou~ ot
milk a da, threc MilcE Cow~ with
tsmaIl calves. giving ~ gallons da,
T. Mich CnVs. giving raI'en '-arh rcr
das Will he fresh snnH "ne Thnrmgu-
hired Durham Rul, w. Twn-veH--oIo
Steers. siE Twr-vea--old Hcifrr, with
lcali ten YrsrHnF~ rarJ 90, them
! Heifets. ana pari Ste-r~
FAss. hrpUFNF~re on Deo-ipg
] Wndcr- On, c9-hoI. Hv-~ir- Whena
nrul two MoIint l,sinrh R,dtuc PloV>,
one 1S-ipcn Moline wgEiue Pl"v orr
: le-iuch rnrcrs> Ridia. PIr'~ ~
i~ertion Stec Harr0e~ an, 9-s-~Jier
'Steel Harrow onr nrrriBl p'- one
/ Rnssin S.-inclf Wagon IN, Wehf a-
! inch Wagon. one Rgvr> Coru Plsnre5,
q one DaerlBg PotsJa piCC-7 twa I'e-r
J ing double shove Pl0w> nm single
! Shove on NcCrrmirt Now orr
spring Wagon rWr Ton Rngrtr- four
set Hesv, wort Hlrnes> eoaa It's
. ne~. one SCI Double Raggg Harness
one Single Harnese
>HorsEHoTp I@oons On Matr-jtc
'Steel RanCe, faur Rad> ctmrlei+ rvu
. campleta Red Room ->uli- one Refr,g-
. orator. ~. EvtAnsio, Tanlr- onc
/ Center Table two Rocking Chair ~.x
Eitrhen Chair>. w wardrohes- one
Z Fnos Case anr WrtiHg pr>S me pR Dr.
I la01 % Scale twelve ssrs- Pptarnp--
: eIeht ssrks >wce, CarL w sacks
! TInothv SAeG
FRET LTNCH At NOON
TERMS or SAIL
All suu7s ~ slo m and uurier ra~.
On r sum 1ve~ $40 o. q ~-edit p'
min m0ntss eil' "a r'veI purrbaz. p
furnishing FoI Securiis Mott fr
draw interest at ra1e of Ia nc cort
, Dr. cent of Tor CaSh
T V EOETI
. On a - FRyI
I T Ell >rrSDTsE Aurtiaueer-
& & = STFrENrEs-y Clar,
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hud never been quite himse'''
left him. always seeming -
saa. though dividing his tins
the homes of his two dsm.'s -
y,ed viii, each other 70 nsr :
days as pleasant as KIND .,.,., =
loving hearts could by nin.la'5I nins.'sI
hts every want BE md ~
lived for some years tn ns1s
coming 60 COLORADO tn the ~ "a
,u7 for the health OF himsel
wh,o,, had been failing tors ~
To the writer Of this skss1
as,s before his death be ~ -.
ioue,ug 70 re,oin hts COG ~
hts chIiareu who had pfee,,'s IN
that better land where - M ~ I
,o,n aur loved and 'osl 80
Imagine / see him as $3.50, =. s
of'ever,sss,ng day and caasl =,
with ms loved ones snd p. ~, 4
ar.ss sl,,s abcsom cornpsss1
celestial language OF thss - ~
WrvsysRs sAss sssnssae
sA~AaewoSd a,evs st sssI- s.,16G
Wnsre uhssss lsis tos'ss
ava sssrvws Ill nursvG -
wsae ~ n sove and is.s
spurssssse'who icvsin.
Wsyws~reSaetc tive ~.
llsssalsSssvsl yssssp. q -;
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BspsIst Church Service &

sunday Schnnl At 10 a. Il.
sermon at u a. u Suhtec, ''Tnr
Church Of the Main Issuf
Young Peoples Meeting. 6.3o m
Subject, The WISE Use or Inrror., .
Leader Miss Alice Walter.
Evening service, 7:aO g.. Il. sup,ecl
Confession Of Sir.
PRAYER meeting, 7.3o II. III Wo,,..
day evening
we extend to all Il enrdiaI invita-
ton to attend these serviees
a. NJ oE4vES. Pasior
The Ordway new era., 1908-03-20
CHURCH OF CHRIST

Snrdas March 22no 1e0S
SUNDAY Srhnul 80 ] n r'rEor4
Tho usual rrenrbiuC ser~trcs in IN.
Opere Hnuse s' }l-oa ~ and -:2p 20
u'-. conducted b. thc pastor. Re-,
Robert Il NrWt.a,
Everyone = rordlally lnvifnd {" ~.
tend tiIeSa services
The Ordway new era., 1908-03-20

We are pleased to note the Interest
the people of ord~ay are taking 50
improving their residence properties
hsny lawns are started and more arc
to follow.
The Ordway new era., 1908-03-20

The ordway New Era . six vea-s
cld snd looks more prosperous with
each succeeding tssue-Ls Jnnta Tt
hume
The Ordway new era., 1908-03-20

DR.. c o. Metzler, Dent,st One
west of Hotel Rerendo. East Ter
race, Phone Blue 5I2.
The Ordway new era., 1908-03-20

II is a pleasure To see professional
butcher cut meat We have one.
Monteomery Ner O..
The Ordway new era., 1908-03-20

For SAFE -Smai. brick cnrtApe
INQUIRE 81 IoF tTAvFTTE
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.urrcHRspsR sae

rrsssnuasssrof she =
pn. 41IIlNooeas seaiso NJ IN
sleps. aI1os sslsusd ~ !
1lol1 ~ asu. .sas 4!
The Ordway new era., 1908-03-20

bycomins Rubber Boots, every nair
guaranteed the Mon tpnme-v Mrr o.
The Ordway new era., 1908-03-20

wanted tn Buy Veal calyes s,w.,..
Or see rHos BLAxnY. '
The Ordway new era., 1908-03-20
TERMS or >AI.T

All sur7s ~ slo m and unrier ra~
On nj sum 1ve- $40 Al q ~redIt .
min mnnrHs Wi. IA r'veI purrbas.
furnishing FoI. SeSuriis Mott Q
draw interest at ra1c OF 1u ne CEN
Dr. cent of foT CaSit
u T-ar-~rr
The Ordway new era., 1908-03-20
Bio Public SAFE

To be held at the A. n. FRYE ranrh,
4 miles east nf or5way, and i miles
west of Sugar CITY,
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1908-11-20

Ut0Mm n <smnnnns Cnsas 3GEr -
- MsrA.

U60MMr n <sAEmanns Costs MOsc -
- HscAs
THEIRS mns N expssssian 81 sir& dm1nD
III ne IesfavsA maine ~ Hansn wHsA-
yshnssa, Cxrssxan ~Tssars1ay sssssxanE
nAiess ssssu1sssd IN a assasY sfsss ~ ma
Al total ss tharsy~fv~ tsxsaseT have
as~sesa nrTpzEsas aa sts snrSaee 10 hxsEe
ss raserfaarssa Fer sss see sssess s1sia ese-
srw xA4 rresusas
Fassg hnusrss ssasss wsrs uTssrksnE fa
sasx rss at fts~ ssvsse at ahe s4xxassssv-
Aasxsaag ssesergsy Ell fsss szara aav~ assssa
hsrssa4ssH aa ssss s~mrsaess fa 1he~@ q
saJar4rs msfx ssa1ys ca less Sssaf~A.
Essa sfx sasaee nAs asssa
TIT esgssessgssfs. usleh was unzsg&gEy
sssssasms. destroyed esss III fhe shafts
ssssxh ssae se ss parity repaired asefsrs
xhs svsssGe Spra Mss began. In aads-
gsur tns farses ard srasAs proved El-
sssgsss in-sufTsssnstnbae obstacles In fre
sarty srssris ~ gre sessaaHg rarTaex-
A -sssssg-4aa cesry4s composed at rhs men
whs sesaGers.s sarh saauassas AAd In b
s~n~rsaas rsssns disaster ~ Csarrseres,
France, sa March. asns. arrived ufson
tho ssesss shortly before Esssxn. tsGt
wers ugsah3e ss sssstrr tine ssassse. being
forced t8 await 8A@ sesAsS CT b e.
forts 81 the tsFrssca ae Aesp ffse flames
sn check
Mnaxt1gss A~afssessassF scenes lock
place az gfss nsass whcn dead anr
sssRssFissa ssefw brought W fsae surface.
and sases. ~ers s8rasEaF SCENES 3n tn.
fawn @ssea the arsar~a wess trans
r,ssr@e6 snsaurh ghs streets te tfse hos
s,asaa.
At Z sHgaaek tAye FIRE haS sssade great
ssrae wgr ak4d snse- ~ the afternoon
SITTER q csarsa1sassssn ~ ffse engineers
" ~as 0eebar6 that ars further at
~seszsssrs ae rrxcae Ghs esrsomsts-c men
msspa& b. sn xasn ewing 80 the ~isnyass-
sstEIssy rf entering the galleries. Al
Tine ssssse slrsse as order @ass sssaed ts
nsssd xae rsslsas.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1908-11-20

Thrive Cars ~ yars Irmfm xrc Hsssed
Frx1u Track.

Three cArs 4n the easftomrd Twen-
rseth Century limited. she New York
Cestrzzss saxtesz train. we're thrown
from she rails snEs east 81 Rochester.
~. n. early THURSDAY. bat strangely
enough not csse 0f the many passer-
gers that were hurried from their
b~rshE were badly injured A broken
raSi 10 Eaaa TO hnve caused the ACCT
denf
The tratr was runan about TWEEN
~ Eve rsaf2es an hear when the break
cxxsS. The trzan consist ed ~ six Pull
naan coaches. the three thai were
hurried frssm the tracks asad turned on
sfsesr ss6ee consisting 81 she last half
sf ssse TRAIN. The Third car I'm the
train was moi cssched. although It's
trucks were brssksn. II was the next
ssaree In tfe isne thai suffered the
asrUns ~ the shock.
All tine sieessinS passengers were
ssassswr fresn their berssfs. but no orse
mas seriously hurt. MeTs and women
scrambled through windows and 6ssors
With np Thought uf csoshing other
thar tsaas wstaict they wore when they
turned in fer the night. Mary pas
senxers complained as bad bruises and
3osfz-
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1908-11-20
RUIN. IN PHONE CASE.


The opinion Of Judge Garland. OF the
United States court. before n was
heard the case OF the city of Huron vs..
the Dakota Central Telephone com
rany. has been received. The case IN
wolves the right Of the city of Enron
TO compel the telephone company TO
remove its wires and poles from the
streets and alleys Of the city al the
expiration Of its franchise. In his
opinion Judge Garland holds that the
telephone company was given its fran
chise Ia maintain lines in h state by
the legislature of South Dakota. that
the city OF Huron has no legal right
whatever TO grant TO the telephone
COMPANY a franchise and that the city
OF Huron has not h power either TO
refuse or consent the company to
place poles and wires upon its streets.
Also that this franchise which the city
Of Huron had granted TO the Dakota
Central giving them the use OF It's
streets and alleys for a period of ten
years was an Illegal proceeding
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1908-11-20

starting eereanrEa~rafs canse 49,
fe,r frss civil sult was called IN Ahs
-naxa states raavf, raow Ia session -
-AhN-ae.- The suss MSS thai OF AZ
.-s.s nav against the Northwestern
thread The plaintiff claimed 30
ace damages fos personal Injuries sns
,.,z-y. s,,asrs; alleging thar WINE IN
rlaansf~. supposedly a fireman, sa
,,3ssvsa sy the road. was al wofx 49,
=, ,,,Cjsse nj Sioux Junction . u4
saeemss fnto the engine and sn2arsAa
ssr, h, ire extent 81 the loss oi f'sl'
I. ais YsSnt feet Day, IT AppeAaA
,orrnw.s saep from his attorneys eH
80 Strength eg tbs claim. but some
ssvs g he disappeared The aaie1
~.xx ~ Case a. Schurtiess, 81 water
.axr, --ney investigated n mater.
,..er accom- saoaarirg Day win uae
So ard learned that no sncn 49,
asr. hassrened. Ii dexsioT'ea Una
nav working under other names haS
,,..ers r,-asssicinr the sarne game N e1n.
- states. principally Minnesota 2
wss~x.rsgn When the case was caaara
,,s-s was no response escera from the
sss.rdart company. ana sA
gans directed n verdict arscorGangy-
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1908-11-20
nrvop~r Srrr a BOOMERANG.
ua~xa~aesa Plaintiff Ar-v~sed HH ""e
T~sr~crrsuS-

An ar.sxst stirred ~ lseAa*ossa =
divorce from AIS wife who rssaass ~
r~str.aro revealed : thF Sossan rs
ws-eraabeuss 81 Charles M ~ch.eh'
.ns -ex.,lts~a a~ssasrromssr for aaEn- Mr
Schoen applied 10 tne Chicago ssalses
Car a warrant for her rniss'ns n-
hgr,d. charging dessrtion and non-sa
-r-. ef herself ana infant and q use-
r-arn from springfield III announces
ssat CIV. Denee has granted exiraaa-
rson pa Schesn deesares
vas forced to leave his wife owahs 20
her conduct and Ifat ne ~ ~
.unrhs relief in the courts
on the ground that no prooi ~
h.er shown that the child n oeiena-
art a. charged with abandoning " his
nxn Cox. Crawford refused 10 nome.
,xtradirion papers for the return q
rharIes M Schoen to Chicago. I'M.
cage detective arrived IN
Nonaav with the papers. but the gov
error wired that ne would not permit
Schoeuss return.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1908-11-20

800"
What I cant understand, and what
all foreigners travelling here can't I'M
derstand about you Americans is your
indifference to your " songs" said
. German-American. You have plenty
OF good songs that are typically Ameri-
can, but nobody knows them. You
try very hard to learn the German
and students songs and the folk
songs OF France, Russia and Italy. and
even Scottish and Irish ballads. but
somehow you think it shows provincial
Ism n poor musical taste to know
your own songs. Such a sentiment
doesn't exist anywhere else in the
world. You get a band OF Germans or
Frenchmen or Russians together and
they can sing their native songs for
hours without either words or music.
They are learned by heart from genera
pon 10 generation. IL is a shame that
you Americans can't do the same thing
Last night ] was at an informal affair
made up u Germans and Americans
They kept . young German chap ham
Haerihs away al the piano half the time.
After a while he switched from the
songs OF bis " country and struck
ny Old Kentucky Home There wasn't
an American In the crowd that could
sing more than two lines Of il. II r
were an American Id try to put into
the hands Of every child a book of the
i.st American songs aud see that .
learned to sing them-"-New YORK
Press.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1908-11-20

Another change In th~ Milwaukee,
main line wess ~ Aberdeen put the
town n lava. In waimorth county. on
d ssdesrack The read has built u
eutoT a. that point. which enables Il
to make faster time - save at }csrt
crae hestas os through traffic. A NIL
wankse official, who h@s sgNt sesurssa
from Seattle, saks3 FRAT work On tnaf
end CT the extension IN prog-easinr
rapidly and shas the coasi terminals
are rapidly nearing completion.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1908-11-20
xKExxED ~ E1.Ax,k HAxn.


m@n anra1 - Dssn~m<p - Iscmne
- Go 1tn1ina QMarsesx
T1s@ A.o4raarx kSasx ~ Ixas*sas
Seaxa In xaae 1fsaa&n aax-4sss 81 Phil
sH3srntA- was wrecked ~ . busnb
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SOUTH DAKOTA s!. g.. ...!...
STATE NEWS : : = = : 80
R<ysuhlicAn yscaar In Campaign VIII
Air OninSuH<.

Following up u series Of sensational
occurrences which have attached 10
his residence In Mlnnehaba county.
Geo w. EEar. disharred attorney. but
states a~ttorr1ey-elecf by the largest
majority ever given to "a candidate en-
any ticket. makes h announcement
that about the FIRST Of January. 1908.
ne will begin the publication OF an
evening democratic newspaper In
Steak Fails,
He il already soliciting the sale OF
stock for his venture and viii issue
stock to the amount Of xe@.Ra0, OF
which he will take about xl8,eee him.
self. and IL is understood that he will
have the editorial management OF the
paper.
This move is In harmony with
Egsn'x announced determination 10
remain In Sioux Falls and 90 business
regardless of his disharrnent from Law
practice. Considerable surprise is ex-
PRESSED over the nature OF his venture
as he lis the states attarney-elect OF
the republican party and all Of his
public u~tteraTces haye been along the
lire Of his party affiiiation.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1908-11-20

in some OF the cations Of Switzer-
iald a method resembling the rcferen-
dunn has been IN Practice since the sly.
fesf'n century. The present form was
aaoffea 10 the canton Of st. GaIien In
80 IN 1913. In spite " eoslse.v atlye
opposition, the ~referenlusn was incer-
iaofafed IN the Swiss ftsl raj fx,ustltn.
.asaa. aad ~ JSFi lis application was
extended. la all the caHtosss. except
srieburg' the referendum is now es.
tablisled.
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