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THE GARDEN SCHOOL.
ssw Children 1f Newton Were Taueh.
 to Beautify Home Grounds.

to Beautify Home Grounds.
 Writing in MaXweu's TalisMau of the work of the garden school i'll New. ton, Mrs. II. A Elliott says
 An object lesson to the citizens of Newton was the garden school con, ducted by the ladies of thc Social Sci ence club of that town during the sum, mer of l9O6. Assured by George II Maxwell of the Home CroIterS' guild 0, the Talisman of the free services of an experienced garden director, provided the club could defray the further c> pense Of d garden, q committee Of Eye ladies was appointed from the club tr see what could be done.
 First they obtained the use of q piece Of vacant land on Jackson road which was then an open grass plot. Then an appeal was made by tie com mittee to the department of agriculture ct Washington for free seeds which were promptly sent. The committee sent circular letter to about fifteen of the euterprising business men of NeN'. ton telling them of the plane for the garden school and asking them If they were sufficiently interested In the cX pertinent to give 1t some financial sup port.
 The response was quick, and at the end of week we had the required $100, and the director went to work One hundred and six gardens by & feet were planted by as many different children from the Nonantum district and the names of as many more inter ested children were placed on the wait, ing list.
 4 few of these children, having lea1-n cd how under the direction at the gar den school. went back to the honlf dooryards which had for all time preYi ously been used fer dumps. cleared away the debris, spaded up the carta and planted seeds which they procured gratis from the director The rew&91 : was scarlet runaer tt the doors ', q ro& each of .attuee, radisAes and be#"2 nna e9r garden flowers nasturtlu'ns, @aaf argHa an3 sweet alHssum. C1o oa C.. H7.z7 n#rrted some vegetables sr5a. lis home garden into the exiiiHl sia5 at Horticultural haIl and wa. asg.4 i | Efr.ze GoHl3 taesa o&.tafen ;1.fa.,s }oG. ea2r :.s..s... Ae eo"'e#aa} te X 7 l. a au.zq !4-.a.. ,s. 2 flow. ssM
 .4a. l'hese girls H,.f .oTs lem T tAe " q .assse aHa eaaptt. tAae t,4e ~.,' ''ssaslse', s==,t1.a#. 1..:.z-=.t labor vii 3raGnco feaa a1:n.4.1es s:}s3.e.aat to nzA1,. ,aa nla GO1.-. t...st #georis sgUaIar a41. uat6,iueSs say Ae Ss.pn.anted oy e.ea" tiaess, 0roe; and aeaasy aaa &saa. e., er lessons, uat the least ef srAial1 sr@.l pride in ownership ;.'.l respect for eti, eY peoples rights.
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"GnIItr.. .c.M h1N z
ht In the Air.

". r.. Ncbb the author of "BGh"i. Land" tells this cat story:
 The chicken hawk of the west is savage and dangerous enemy, but oa,f one of these air pirates got worstea. was sitting in front of the doctors e. fee when | hawk shot down with w" derful rapidity of wing so fast t., its shadow seemed hardly 10 reach ii. earth before its body. It bounced H.a the doctors fayorte kitten, which .= asleep on tte grass, and made of N':' 1t. At an elevation of about liftx f. puss recovered from its surprise ".r went to work for liberty. Its fe... mind was exercised to astonis!eeef and wrath. Twisting like a We. Its claws cane HPpermost and t9 ps stralninG gaze q sight presented it.. much like I feather bed being r.pte open iu M.duir. Tie amazed haar received uew IiEht on the subject C prey, let G9 ami made off like bss , pluch2t Elase but the cat came sst4cl to e3rth-oa itS feet.
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PROUD OF fHlIs TOWN <.
What One Man Is Doing to impeov
 Jackson, Tenn.

What One Man Is Doing to ImpeoV.
 Jack.on, Tenn.
 One of the most progressive t0"'l officials in the south Is Samuel t.:N: caster, city engineer of Jackson, Tenn Mr. Lancaster thinks there i5 no p!aoe like Jackson, and ne wants others fe think so, toe, and le Is doing ever, thing In his power to make 1t one o' the pfettiest towns In the country. !, Is due ill | great measure to his 2, forts that good roads are being built il Madison county. But road building i' not all that has engrOssed the big hrall o. San Lancaster, says a writer fr Breeders Gazette. As manager e the WaterWorks he saw chance t0 |, things. Jackson had no park, and ne4 the waterWorks there was needed | raised roadway. Sam Lancaster ma the fill, and before any one knew N ha he WAS up to he had Luilt fine ldil, on the site whence came the earth f>' the fill Smaller lakes near by cam then drives, bridges, boats. lilies (maf velous liliesl, banks of flowers, trees.
 An unsightly railway yard adjoine. the waterworks The railway was ask ed for few cars of earth. Presto. San made the yard and the park join Grass, flowers, shrubs, beauty, order seats, comfort, Inspiration, hope, all came out of that old sink hole. And the manager only grtnned when h5 saw that Sam Lancaster had actually parked and fenced part of hi right of way. Now travellers on that railway will pass bv and say, "Jaek son, Tenn, Is a beautiful place ah'' must have people Of culture within It.
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BE YOUR OWN BOSS.

Why drag out your life working for others? I want one honest person, (male or female) f every locality to represent my large Mail Order House, Over 1000 rapid selling specialties. From 8 to S1o per day easily made, costly outfit free. No experience accessory. It will cost you nothing to find out about it; send me your name and address and let me start you in a profitable business free George A. Parker, Dept. 40, 72o Chestnut St. Philadelphia, Pa.
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Speak We'll of Your Town.

Strangers seeking location are a. ways greatly Influenced In favor O any place where the citizens are e;} thusiastc In it's praise. When ava. from home, 10 not neglect to give thos with whom you cone tn contact to un ders.and that you live in live tow! populated by enterprsing, go ahea', progressive people, and one that is a;, vancing instead Of retrograd!ng you can truthful.y speak In commeN dation of the ability of your profe
 sional men. the square dealing method of your merchants, the superiority O your schools, etc. let nothing Y~ave1 you from exercising that prtvils.~
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Ants the Ideal Communists.

II would perhaps bc pushing moro phors to an unWarranted extreme , speak of "tlignitl of labor" In coHup. ton wish the occupations of ants. nl If by the phrase We mean that lah is the honorable lot of all citizens AL that all laborS of whatever sort a. upon the same level ot respectahilit, then we might venture to app}E {. saying even to the labors of aa a! hill. For therein all are worke"7 fHo. the newly nedged eal!ow to the vs.aer,' of second Henry MeCo" In Harper'S.
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An Epitaph.

In little churehyard near LlanERlE mech. Wales, is a tombstone wit! these lines upon it:
 In crossing OCT the fatal briu.a John Morgan le was slain.
 But 1t was not by mortal hand
 But by railway train. John Morgan was the huntSnal to the Tanatside harriers and p;, the capital penalty for taking a shu. cut along the Cambrian line.
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Intelligent Strer .

It is known that the l.; 't n ~. bells may be set in motie " IL. or even a boy who pulls h. rb..es a, tached to them at proper ai.,l regular intervals, even when their weight ot metal is so great that the stron2c% man could scarcely move them sensihi. If he did not apply his strength in q" terminate periodical iuterva!s.-He holtZ.
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DRESS MIXING.

Come where you can have first class work done, such as aross. hat making and decorating of Also do repairing and giye .s=za.-. on dress s-moking millinery and t4e art Of painting. Phone 613; 4a- East Sixth avenue. Matte F. Ora. 3-25-1m
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F,a tsaion Bod t;e


 "IncreGi,9la "> t may seem," said th detective. "ts2He a.e many slapljlt' wha s4eM ly the agency of the on.n These r.s4 nraee setting ont t. their co2Gae@H's 'ssal crimes. eat af a:., onions 4iH101 ty. Then they str Into the :. t}4,s os the haba45s' CTS or t'9N te-va.er's that they praFo to rob
 Show IEa those are so1.ta'fes .a rounded W#.'l e#.seon blood I@ais please sag.s taa He=-s' f,s5es.
 "The claea brings rasth th2 ts5e F gems and, a,a$za@ oeer t, the lh.' sighs with admiration, lis face e'r. to the clerf'a. iie S.@',a a9sa:a. Nh . clerks os.ris =azG..@r and he ,'... away lis haaJ. TA.. <. potion U V. diamonGs continues fa,. saH* M.a't Throughout ft a.a tH.af#f#a"''s }.et-, ing hard. thn ..-.,.. as '.:1.e.. ' head away. #75' tsa.ie.. e' aa at the days eHa. tfst d 655=-'. aH s-... rings are misSjn&.@ New 5o9z 2rs4
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imitation of q 9ny.

Thcre are two pro92*297, @aH@ { galriage Monthly in Use ;f the ..9, ,,' ton of ebony. Take q fine al.si piece of wood, asa French h!Js& ., lsh. made black with fine coly:in& ter, or good air dryiuS black varn. may be applied. This, however, .ir only superficial eoIoring, and vi the edges wear off the light eal,-r wood shows. The other method wash three or four times any a- wood with boiling concoction of Y wood allowing it to dry between ea- application Then wash with sa tion of acetate of iron, which is l.a by dissolying iron filings in vines This stain is very black and penett2tr into the wood so that ordinary wet and chipping will not show the origin, color
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Not Literal,

Papa, this paper says q lot of me-. in office had their heads cut of Dix. they cut them off with an oX?"
 'No. my boy; with sharp noye'- Baltimore AmercaU
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Never Did.

Railroad Superintendent new engineer doesn't use much coal, !, II x Asslstant-I know. He used to be { jan!tor.-Erookly Eagle
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DIXIE LAND Playing Cards=-=25 Cents REGULAR 5Oo VALUE.

The little pickaninny with her big slice of watermelon, reproduced in natural colors on the backs, is just too cute for anything. People rave over these cards. They have gilt edges and extra high glazed surface, and come in heavy telescope case. Dealers everywhere charge 50 cents for this qaulity.
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Just like mother UseC b make; When she would chance 10 bake
 With Success flour. 3-15-t
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\. T. ROBERTS < SON. k. Y. Roberts Abstracter of Titles
 113 Main Street,

Our complete set of abstract * + books of Jefferson County, Ark, *
 * (which are tbe only ones of their
 " kind in eXistence) have furnished * x abstracts of title to a majority of * * the land owners of this City x and County since 1881. All ab * straets are given our personal at- * tention, we have no apprentices, * It costs no more to have your a6- * stracts made from this OLD RE < LIABLE set of books and by Ab- straeters who have something to > back their certificates. Having * such books as ours in the office *
 @ an abstract can be drawn up in ; & very short while, hence saving
 * the delay of a search of the many * records of this County. X 2-29-1w >
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j F;F { DAVIS PACK
 AT THE CAPITAL
Nli Try to @et Report on His lrast Busting Biil-Durins the >Hmmer Month, He Will Be on the Lecture Platform.

Washington, April 11.-SeHator Jeff Davis who has just returned 10 Wash ngjon after al absence of tW5 months during which imp he campaisued all oyer Arkansas in the interest ot the ticket headed hy Artorney-General W. r. Kirby for Goyetnov. accepts the de- feat oi lis candidate X..h camplacea9 philosophy Ii was an auri-Dayis vic tory he declared today. and that : all there is to it. The other fellows had the most votes and took my medicine like d man and eoad Dem- ocrat While regret KUby.s defeat, | trust that Mr. Donaghey will give the state good administration
 Senator Davis does not c0nstrue the defeat of his ticket as involving his own standne among the Democratic
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E..Y .Yn.iA E: F. PlNNFs&ng'SsS 6 NyEs R5 gss,t.,.:' 6, I-'Ff 2 fAEHE@ {e0Bs90l5hID

restores the feminine system to a strong, healthy, normal condition.
 Miss Abby r. BarroWs, of Nelson vile, Ohio, writes to Mrs PinEham:
 .' Was very sick, had aal1 head aches, pain in my back, and d feminine weakness had been to several doe tors and they d:s me 10 good Lydia F. Pinlzhan's Vegetable Compound made me well and strong, and eau to most any kind Of work. am in better haalth chan l eyer was, and ltis all due to yoar medicine"
 Miss Lillian Ross, ,af 530 #.&tt}l s$t., New York, writes to Ms hinkhaae:
 II Ead 6 female trouble. 9ervoas headaches, and was tired all Che time. and eoHid not sleep. Lydia F. 1'iH5hama Vegetable Compound made me feel 50 much better that l hope oeeHH ~u.aan who sa a.~ as did e.iI try fl.
 FACTS g7G4zz2 GsesN Vzf1 sal ].
 For thirtY years Lydia l. Pink i ham AeEetable GemD2rlai. made from loot and hefts, has been tie standard raassy fae ,'ain]n, ills, and has PosiliFaiNesee5 thoasaujsa. W0M2n WEY,ioa'a E5u tsE t: :
 Mrs. E'in',1la,l,, 5syang tTaEs., invites all sick Nanl%2 t9 SVf;ta her for advice.
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Iuvig0raEng. pleasant and taste morish-Imon Brew. 3:29 i'm
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Tfee Ociuin of s Graas lws,ntie~.

On one of the daily trips of year: Westinghouse from Schenectady t. t' foundry at Troy his train was held l. by bad wreck. Two fre9hts l.. come together in q hcad-on collision o piece of straight track Ihe efl. neers had seen the danger plainly. L. by the time the hand brakes w", brought into play fl was DO late. TT young man allowed these facts to si. into his mind. Then he said to ore [ the train hands:
 If the engineers had been able control their trains from the cabs, tj wreck could have been prcyart~ ,ouldn't it."'
 "Goutro .em how"
 "Brake ttlom.
 "Hes. T1ey had lots of time"
 That wss enough. The air mahn conceived Amid the pied ua ss= age the Gaag taat was to "a!a name of Westinghouse familiar 1a.. cry sehooIaay tae world over Wa e. ed into ho1ay. It did not come il perfected form. hut the idea itself H gelu4iuatad.-H latzke In Eve. bodys
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Little Rock Incident Closed.

Concerning the attack made upon him in Little Rock, Senator Davis would not talk. He treated this sub .iect as | closed incident attaching no importance to it.
 The remaining days of the present session of congress Senator Davis will devote in trying to get q report on his trust busting bill
 During the summer months Senator Davis will deliver lectures under the auspices of one of the popular lecture bureaus. II have already contracted for as many lectures as l can deliver this summer" he said His subject will be the Trust, his ancient enemy With Senator Davis featuring there will be four members of the United States senate in the lecture field this summer The other three being Sena- tors Taylor of Tennessee, Tillman ot South Carolina, and Deliver Of Iowa And as the junior senator from Arkan- sas thought of the dollars his col leagues had gathered from their plat form deliverances he smiled.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-04-18

Girls who work for their living are especially exposed to the dangers of organic feminine disorders. Stand ing all day, or sitting in cramped positions walking to and from their places of employment in bad weather all tend to break down their delicate feminine organism.
 No class of women are in need of greater assistance, and thou sands of letters like the follow ing demonstrate the fact that
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Public Auction

will sell at public auction at the
stock yards in Miller. commencing
at z o'clock D.. m.
SATURDAY, OCT. IL, 1908
the following property:
40 head of yearling colts about
equally divided between mares and
geldings.
l6 heal of drafters and drivers
including my big brood mare and
registered 2 year old Draft stallion,
which is a fine one.
46 head of yearling steers, &c
head of yearling heifers
All my buggies, spring wagons,
surries. rubber tire runabout, robes
blankets. ETC.; 6 sets of harness,
single and double, none of them us.
ed more than one year, l saddle-al-
most new, 100 acres of hay in stack.
Terms of Sale-All sums of $40,
and under cash, on sums over SIC
time will be given to Nov. /. 1908
bankable paper. drawing 10 per cent
interest. P. j. WEIR, Owner.
B. F. Magness, Auctioneer.
A. B. Catalan, Clerk.
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Public Sale

The undersigned will sell at Auc-
ton in Holden Township, Section Is,
114-67. THURSDAY OCT. Is, 1908
Commencing at IL o'clock A. M.
FREE LUNCH AT NOON.
6 HORSES
l brown gelding, IL yr. old, weight
1900. / black mare, 8 yrs old,
weight 1000, l bay mare 10 yrs old.
1000, 2 yearling and one spring colt.
81 head of cattle, l registered
Shorthorn bull A yrs old, / full blood
yearling bull, Registered 3 yr old
COW, IL winter and spring calves, Z
milk cows, 5 warnings, 3 heifers and
2 steers.
Chickens and Turkeys,
Sc hogs-28 head of hogs, 10 early
spring shoats, 8 May pigs, 2 brood
sows, one with z September pigs by
side, one hog hoase Okla it,, 20 rods
woven hog wire.
Farm Machinery One FOUNDER
drag, good as new, one ID inch old
style Deal gang pillow, 3 pair 3 horse
eveners, / Kentucky shoe drill, near
ly new. / pair Mandt bob sleds, l
John Deer six shovel cultivator, l
Keystone %pulverizer, l Craver head
er, l new Deering binder, 2 wagons,
one nearly new, l header box, l rear
hitch hay bucker, / Mccormick
mower, / Mccormick hay rake, / pr
new buggy hobs, l Deere & Weber
top buggy, l spring wagon, 3 sets
work harness, one new saddle, one
tricycle. grindstone. Many other
articles.
Household Furniture i kitchen
range, l large glass door combina-
ton cupboard, 1 small cupboard, 2
extention tables. / work table, 6
good dining room chairs, l barrel
churn. / Western Washer, / Empire
cream separator, l new Boston sew
ing machine. l Ferrand & Votey 8
octave organ, ! ingram carpet, l
green iron bedstead with springs
nearly new, / walnut bedstead with
springs and mattress, / large bed
lounge, | base burner, kitchen uten-
sils, dishes and novelties too numer-
to mention, l Edison phonograph,
20 tons of Hay.
Terms-All sums under $40 cash,
all sums of $40 and over time will
be given until October 1, 1909, by
purchaser giving note bearing inter
est at ten per cent from date.
j.. r. STEPHENS, Owner.
Col. E. S. Wilson, Auct.
F. ID. Greene. Clerk. 43t2
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LUBBING RATES

The Press and Inter Ocean Tyr .......$l.60
The Press and Sioux City Journal Tyr ........$ l.6o
The Press and Dakota Farmer ! yr..........sl.6O
The Press and New Idea Magazine 1 yr. .$1.50
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Public Auction

eDs
We will sell at public auction or
our farm 7 miles north of Rec
Heights, Is northwest of Miller,
commencing at 10 o'clock a. m.
TUESDAY, OCTOBER 20, 1908
the following described property
to-wit:
60 HEAD OF HORSES
consisting Of IL brood mares, 3 head
of yearlings, II 3-year old and q
other good horses.
35 HEAD OF CATTLE
consisting of IL mich cows. s 2-year
old heifers, 6 3-year old steers, bal,
ance yearling calves.
Farm Machinery-One hay loader,
/ Hodges header in good repair. /
Deering hay loader, 2 Mccormick
mowers, | hay rake, l riding pillow,
3 walking plows. l 24ft drag, / Deer
ing corn pillow, 2 header boxes, 2
wagons, harness and other articles
too numerous to mention.
Free Lunch at Noon
Terms of Sale An sums under
$40 cash, on sums of $40 and over,
time will be given until November /
1909, on approved security. bearing
10 per cent.
A. j. Wharton & Sons, Props,
Col. f. S. Wilson, Auct.
+. ID. Greene, Clerk. 44t2
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Public Auction

will sell at public auction at my
farm on section 22-112-58, one and a
half miles south of Miller, commenc-
ing at o'clock
WEDNESDAY,, OCTOBER q, 1908
the following personal property to-
wit:
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THERE'S BEAUTY IN
GOOD JEWELRY
not to be resisted. And if you
want TO e good Jewelry of
every variety from a baby pin
to a jeweled collar come here.
FOR AUTUMN BRIDES
there is an especially fine selec-
ton of gifts which you may
choose at once and have resery-
ed until needed. They range in
price for the least expensive to
the very costly with the great
majoriey at a moderate cost.
Wilson Jewelry Co.
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Oct. st5
Notice for Publication

Oct. St5
Notice for Publication
Department OF the Interior, United 81 atcs
Land Once, Pierre, =. ID Sept. 20. 1908
Notice il hereby given that Jacob Huyen-
berg, OF Rec Heights, 8. d.. who on July 30
for Sh SwN. Ses ton 81. Township III N
Range 60 W., 9th Prin, Meridian, has MED
notice OF intention to make fnal commute,
ton proof, to Establish claim to the land
above described. before the Clerk OF Courts
Tor Hand county. at Meier, s.. ID. on the nth
day of November. i00S.
Claimant namess as witnesses; John
Ruggenberg. Pete Anderson. Steve Dickson,
Of Rec Heights. 8. d.. Dan Parkhurst. oil
Miller, s. D..
ALBERT wHEELON, Register.
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For good things to eat go to A. H.
Churchill's. 51tf
BEAVER & FLANAGAN
A~UCTIONEERS

We would like to figure with you on farm and
stock sales. Sales in town every Saturday.
Bring In your property. Miller. S. ID.
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The undersigned will sell at Auc-
ton in Holden Township, Section Is,
114-67. THURSDAY OCT. Is, 1908
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Auction Sales

The season of farm and stock sales
is approaching, and / wish to call at
tentionr to the fact that it pays to
have a good sale: it pays to have
it properly arranged and advertised;
it pays to have an auctIoneer that
knows how. That's me, at your
service. b. +. Magness.
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The Sioux Falls Medical Institute
and Durham Hospital Doctor will be
IN Miller on Wednesday, Oct. 81.
Consultation Free. 4ltf
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If you need a loan to complete the
purchase of that adjoining quarter
call O n E. F. Waite, at the Hand Co.
State Rank.
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First class dress making and ladies
tailoring done by jacobson Sisters
over Churchllls. 40tf
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s HEAD OF HORSES

consisting of | brown mare, weight
1900 lbs; / black mare, weight 1900;
| bay gelding, weight 1000; l bay
mare weight 1400, l bay geldinp
weight 1400, / bay mare weight
1900. 2 good saddle ponies.
33 HEAD OF CATTLE
consisting of IL head of good milch
cows; 2 heifers coming 2 years old;
32-year old steers. z yearling steers
8 calves.
25 head of hogs, This is a fine
bunch of high grade Poland Chinas.
Farm Machinery 16. # harrow,
lift disc, l 16-in sulky plow,
Deere corr planter, / Mccormick
mower, / hay rake. / lumber wagon,
| riding corr pillow, 2 sets work har-
ness, / grindstone. / cycle grinder
/ new endgate seeder, / saddle, l u.
5. cream separator, | cook stove.
60 Plymouth Rock chickens.
Free Lunch at Noon
Terms-All sums under $40 cash.
All sums over $40 time will be Civ
en- to Oct. l, 1909 on bankable paper
drawing 10 per cent Interest.
F. M. Mead. Owner,
Z. S. Wilson, Auctioneer
+. F.. Waite, Clerk.
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Freel Ereel

have 100 up-to-date house designs
from which you may choose. l will
furnish the blue print plans free.
D.A. Mccoy.
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St. Joseph's Hospital
of Mitchell.

Is new and modern. The operating
room is up-to-date. Charges are
reasonable. All physicians and spec
ialists of Mitchell are among the
best and observe the Golden Rule in
dealing with other physicians and
patients alike. Write Sister Mar
garet at Hospital for rates etc. 41t4
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Elegant line of dress shoes at A.
H. Churchill's. stiff