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The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1908-04-03

SeAAe At South pAk0eas
Cuumay II Charlie. aix
In tho uASf~F Ut the estate Of william a,
Hlaixhk 6cceaaDd.
prFsuu. Aavtng ciatma against said estaaes
fpn are hese6y nOtlAsd and PuQulred "a
exhtiAs y0ar claims sxninse said deseased q
his eNAAao. VITA mecENanty ' OucAefA. 10 the
us&i~ssagned. uhO hes hren duly appnlutA1
adnssussxTxtrix " xAtd eAtAt3. a. hef rosid-
~uce IN tn tDwn ~ fresho. ADath Dakota.
~ " AdaD GfinssA a~ttornsy Tor said estate y
cDanty. . O. hsfo<S ths ~ day u july
witasss NJ hAsd this snth day Of Fsbeassv
sss Adniais.sasr.1 ios SEA sss..s.
Adam GptmQA
Attorney eOe AdmSniAtrAerix
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1908-04-03

J. ] Ic<n1e and Nen ~.
IJavisk 13 refon'
MN We1e fyuua Obi.
. 0ese h~re fok III prrposa
III sboo1ink dncks for IN market
ma ! numbrf II IoesI sportErnen
Iseided H. mattcr required inves.
Ution, and II the Information
1sseiyed - eorrert The n,en should
j Gned. The snsn clairncd u have
been citizens 81 the state for SOME
wears past and that they were her
for Legitimate sport and not for tho
purpose of marketing their game,
seisce they were mt prosecuted.
....A young man was arrested
Monday Il Bonestfel charged witt
shipping ealne. II s<s1us he hasl
shippxd ! number If prsiric chick
sns in : butter firkin, billed ~ bat
:er, but upon examination the con
sents were found u b. chickenf
snd III shipper was arrested snri
6ned $40. John Whalen, for.
tperly AZ Wagner, passed through
here Saturday en route 10 Gregory
comfy wh<re he has ! homestead
which b. insends to bresk up and
put into crops this year .James
Brown WINS npfron the agency Fri
siay for the purpose of investigsi-
ing the progress of the government
well u the upper end Of the lake,
which i reported ~ nearly com
md ~ strong u the well III
end III the lake. When You
Tom Braxill and son Roy ore
here from Stanley county for 4 few
days visit with relatives. Tom
that shout three weeks ago
! font II snow fell over ii his conn.
nv md that indications now poinf
y ! GOOD crop in the country west
II tlse river. Saturday in ins-
ticc cours, before Justice Wolfe,
Henry Keeler, Of Greenwood, an
xweFed 70 ! charge Of assault and
battery preferred against him by
BIZ wife, Minnie Keeler. Judge
imposed ! 6ne Of go and
costs. From The number Of fish
lhat could ~ seen jumping up ont
q The water on the lake Sunday Il
4 safe - predict that those who en-
icy The sport of fishing viii find
'hat pleasure fully gratifed during
tbe coming Aesson-Lake. Andes
Ware.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1908-04-03

Thsre havs been ! large mum.
ber q peairie nres latsly on Ill
49, a -. n big ono was
raging - The vest or us Sunday
nd aDother - the south Of 10
Monday. These t~o 6res swept
over ! large amount Of prairie
and destroyed considerable
hay. We have mot heard Of the
los q any othsr property.
Ibes0 tu0 are by 40 means the
only flres which have occurred
around Wagner. LDok ia any
directi00 any evening and you
may 80 the blase 81 these iires
Aany people DO mt sesm u
profit ~ experience and be
careful II setting these iirea
md they are often provocative
q immense damage. h care
ful when setting dres, for firs-
breaks.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1908-04-03

HavtnR received the embarrassment OF .
iasrs matpsity Of the republican, vcs~rs of
ny home township l wish 10 announce my
candidacy for Ne odnce Of Register OF Deeds
~ Charles Mix counsy. suhject 10 the siil Of
the Fepahiicsn psssy ~ che June ~psisnsries.
earnestly solicit The support u ali r~pubii-
cans. GkO. III. PATRICK
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1908-04-03
ron AUDITOR.

respectfully wish TO announce my
aAndidAcy for the Once Of county aud
Tor II Charles MIA county. subject TO
he pleasure Of the republican voters
ii tae June primaries. and viii hearth
" appreciate the support Of my friends
Anu Ill tie voters Of the republican
party. II. g. WILSON.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1908-04-03
ron agc,srsa OF pexps.

wish to announce to all republican
voters Of Charles MIX county Who are
n tnsoF al = square deal that / am q
candidate before my party ~ the June
pftanAsies TOR the nomination for = sec
md term 10 the ONCE VI register of
deeds Of Charles Mix county.
b. r. REYONLDS.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1908-04-03
Req. essatsuve

~ the request Ut friend. desire to
That ! am = candidate for
~ once Vt representative from
shariem Mtx county On tbs republican
ticket. and shai I favos the candidacy
" CD@ /. Crawford for u. n. senator.
FRANK TRuNHO.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1908-04-03

respectfully ui&h 10 announces my candi-
dsry tus the once q County Treasurer. VI
Charles MIX county subject - the pleasure
81 the repubiican voters Il ths jane prims,-
= ard will heartily appreciate tbs support
u my fvssnasA and VI all voters Of the rrpub-
1icAn pArsy. ]. e. BELL
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1908-04-03

Having been requested ~ friends to
s<cunse = candidate for sheriff Of
shAfies Mix county on the republican
ticket. 1 hsrehy - announce myself.
and ask the support Of all republicans
af the June pTimarf~sL
EDWARD 81 MCKAY.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1908-04-03

Al the request 1t fr1en1s. I desire to
Annuuncs thn9 am i candidate for
the nf3cs IT representative frum
Charles Mix county On the republican
ticket. ard that ] favor thu candidacy
Il Gue Il Crawford for n. n. Senator.
ENOcH EORBEcK-
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1908-04-03
Notice at Chattel Mortgage Sale

Name OF nbortgxgee. A.G. SerF.
Name OF asoStsagor. John A. SehmOllD
Mortgage now owned by A. u serr
Date Of mortgage February II. IgU7. Gled
Fob'y K. 1851 In the ONCE Of the register oi
deeds of Charles Mix county, south Dakota.
- No. 37xse
Amount due upon mortgage at this date ID
e4x.W principal and interest IT . per cent
frum date Of mortgage.
Default has teen made In the payment OF
part Ut the peontssory notes for S5t4.oi se
cured by said mortgage
Notice II hesx0y given that under n by
virtue of the statute In such case made and
provided. the said chAttei mortgage Will
Re fOreciOsed by . sale ~ public auction by
The mortgagce or his agent OF the town Of
Wagner. In the county Ut Charles Mix and
state Of south Dakota, on Saturday. the lItfi
day of April lNN. st one O'Clock in the after
n0un Ut said Ut that day In front Of The post
Once In WAgner ia sAld county and state. the
persoual property described Ia said mortgage
~ Follows t0-vtts
Plano h~adcr I = old In good repair.
: hoi~ corn shelter and Woodbury. case, IL
bOFne power. complete
tang breAkeR u Z piowx. John Deere.
Slack gesdinx. II years Old. named Dick
weight lAA
Gray mare ~ yesu old named Dollle. IT.
tsoa
Milwaukee hinder : year old.
AeCofmick m4suef in eosd eupAtr.
Dated ApFiix lNn
L a: skiiiinr ownes u Mortgage
ny Frank Pstton- Deputy.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1908-04-03

Lafxo o. s0a0l Real Estate Leans,
- o. write the Co0Aorcia1 Sests
oanks Wagnes 5. .. Leog tl0e aol
sasy pay0eses. Lowest terms.
q WI. Posse, Cashier.
Arizona republican., 1908-11-18

G. Layton, Edward Kapanke. and F. w Perkins will attend the dedication of the Masonic temple and the grand lodge at Prescott this week.
 Hon Lloyd C. Henning, proprietor of the Winslow Mail. stopped off Sun day and Monday in Flagstaff He was returning from Phoenix where he at tended the territorial fair.
 Rev. Father Vabre is visiting in Fl Paso.
 D. NJ. Sandoval and Miss Sofa Sal agar were married Saturday and in the evening a ball was given in honor of the event at McMillan hall.
 Hon. Frederick A. Wood. a news paper man of Valparaiso, Ind. is in the city.
 J. P. Buckbee, local agent for the Santa Fe. and Tom Waggoner are out in the mountains on a deer hunt.
 District Attorney elect Edward NJ. Doe. returned Saturday from a trip to Phoenix where he had business before the supreme court.
 Preparations are being made for big masquerade ball on the 18th in stsnt
 MTS- Eva AdISlldli, Y ltSSbdll - pboN- mistress, returned Saturday from a visit to the territorial fair.
 Mrs. Claude Thompson returned Saturday from a visit to Tucson.
 Misses Mae Walker and Vera Green law attended the territorial fair at Phoenix the past week
 Miss Elizabeth Gleason. teacher of Music in the Northern Arizona Normal school, visited the fair at Phoenix the past week.
 George Black has gone to Los An geles to visit his family who are spending the winter in that city.
 MT and Mrs. w. H. Taylor are re- joicing over the arrival of an eleven pound girl at their home this week.
 R. C. and J. O. Jones have gone to Phoenix to spend the winter.
 Probate Judge R. J. Kidd has re- turned from Phoenix where he attend ed the grand lodge of the Knights of Pythias, and also visited the territorial fair. Judge Kidd is now a member of the grand lodge having been elected grand outer guard.
 Judge Mulligan on Thursday united in marriage John F. Saunders and Miss Lillian Wilson. The bride came from Chicago.
 V. M. Slypher., who is in charge of the Lowell observatory, returned Sat urday from a visit to the territorial fair.
 T. E. Pollock. president O. the Ari- zona Central bank, returned Sunday from a visit to the territorial fair at Phoenix
 E. S. Gosney, president of the Ari zona Sheep Growers association has gone to Pasadena to spend the winter. His family preceded him about a month ago.
 A. N. Taylor. president of the Northern Arizona Normal school. has
Arizona republican., 1908-11-18
A FAT BABY Usually Evidence of Proper Feeding

Babies grow very rapidly and if they do not get the right kind of food they grow backwards instead of for wards; that is, when their food is not nourishing they grow thin and cross and some of them die from the lack of the right kind of food. A girl writes:
 My aunt's baby was very delicate and was always ill., She was not able to nurse it and took it to one doctor after another, but none of them did the child any good.
 "One day mother told my aunt to try Grape Nuts for the baby, but she laughed and said if the doctors couldn't do the baby any good, how could Grape Nuts? But mother said try it anyway
 Tn a month and a half you would hardly have known that baby, it was so fat and thrived so fast. neigh bor asked my aunt what made the baby so healthy and fat when only six weeks before it was so thin. She said Grape Nuts The neighbor got Grape Nuts for her baby and it was soon as fat as my aunts child"
 There's a Reason"
 Name given by Postum Co, Battle Creek, Mich. Read "The Road to Melville" in pkgs.
 Ever read the above letter? A new one appears from time to time. They are genuine, true and full of human interest.
Arizona republican., 1908-11-18
FLAGSTAFF PEOPLE
 WHAT THEY ARE DOING
The Events of the SkyIieht Town Dur
 ina the Past Week.

Flagstaff. Ariz., Nov. 16.-(Special of The Republican)- Mrs. Asa Clark, associate grand ma tron of the Eastern Star of Arizona, will leave tomorrow for Prescott where she will attend the meeting of the grand chapter. She will also repre- sent Grand Canyon chapter in the grand body.
 Past Grand Master F. s. Miller, N.
Arizona republican., 1908-11-18
Desert Inn
(FOrmerly Clayson's.)

Formerly Clayson's) On the edge of orange and grape fruit ranch, adjacent to open desert; accommodations in the Inn or in tent-houses on desert; attractive sur rOundings; healthful, appetizing meals; out-of-door life day and night; just the place for rest and recuperation.
 For illustrated booklet, terms, etc, address
 FREDERICK A. STAFFORD, M. D.,
 Manager. Phone Co. 125 Phoenix, Arizona
Arizona republican., 1908-11-18

returned from the teachers convention at Tucson. On his return home MT Taylor visited the territorial fair.
 John VerkamU left this week for Cincinnati on a visit to relatives.
Evening journal., 1908-10-26
LABOR MEETING
TO HEAR ISSUES
Under Auspices Of Railroad
Mems Organizations. in Turn
Hall on Friday Evening

A labor mass meeting under the
auspices OF the railroadmen's union
organizations, viii be held In Turn Han
on Friday evening next. While II Is
announced that the meeting is not CALI
ed IN the interests of any cadidate or
candidates. but Is TO ascertain the facts
regarding some important issues raised
in the campaign affecting the labor in
terests The members OF the different
railroad organizations viii meet at
Eden Hall az 715 o'clock and march in
body TO Turn Hail. They viii be
headed by the First Regiment Band.
All labor organizations of the city are
requested 70 attend the meeting.
The speakers viii include H. r. Full
Ter. legislative representative Of the
railroad orders az the sessions OF Con-
Fress: G. T. Griffin. general organizer
OF The Brotherhood OF Carpenters and
Joiners; and Frank Morrison, secretary
of the American Federation Of Labor
The committee also Is trying TO get
Samuel NJ. Gompers, president Of the
American Federatio nof Labor 10 ad-
dress the meeting Mr.. Fuller, the leg
1 islative agent. is familiar with all legis-
lation affecting the labor interests that
has ben introduced at washington
where he has served for many years.
Evening journal., 1908-10-26
PROHIBITIONIST
CANDIDATES HERE
National Nominees Will Ad-
dress a Meeting Tomorrow
Afternoon

All arrangemnts have been made FOR
the visit 20 Wilmington tomorrow after
noon OF the Prohibition candidate for
the Presidency Engene w Chain, and
the candidate for the Vice. Presidency,
Aaron s. Watkins The visit will be the
most important event IN the history Of
the Prohibition party in Delaware
Messrs. Chain and Watkins are TO speak
from a stand on Tenth street facing the
Court House Should the weather prevent
the open air meeting, they will speak
in old Hanover Presbyterian Church,
Sixth and King streets.
The candidates will speak at Chester
at noon. Immediately afterwards they
will leave for this city by the Pennsyl-
vanla Railroad. arriving here at 2o5
O'Clock. They win be met at the station
by a band. carriages and committee
comprising William z. Hawkins, Prohl-
bition candidate for Congress; Joseph
Todd. Joseph Derrickson, Thomas J. Bis
coa and other wel-known prohibltionists.
The party win be driven TO the stand
at Tenth street by way Of Market street.
nir. Hawkins will preside over the
meeting. ano Professor Thatcher, we'll
known singer. who accompanies the Pro-
hibluon candidates on their itinerary
will sing.
Evening journal., 1908-10-26
NO VERDICT In
BURKETT CASE

Coroner Galloway held an inquest
last Saturday night in the case of John
W. Burkett, who was shot and killed
ten days ago at the foot Of Seventh
street. The jury. in order not to make
the name OF the supposed murderer
public, did not return a verdict but
adjourned to meet at the call Of the
coroner.
James Duncan and James Cunning
ham, two young men who live In this
city, were the only witnesses before the
jury aside nom coroners Physician
Bastian. They testified that they had
gone to the foot OF Seventh street to
board a freight train for Salisbury,
Nd. where they expected to obtain
work. They saw Burkett with two
other men near the Seventh street
bridge. and Burkett go into an alterca-
tion With one Of them. knocking the
man down. This man got TO his feet
and drawing a revolver shot at Burketi
twice. On the FIRST shot Burkett fel
to the ground. The men left, leaving
Burl1ett on the ground.
The police are now looking for tn,
alleged murderer. but have been unahl,
70 locate him.
Evening journal., 1908-10-26
new UNION BANK
NOW OCCUPIED
Millions Of Money and SeCur-
tiles Moved Without Inter-
rupting Business

On Saturday afternoon, while Market
street was filled with people. cash in
the sum Of S150.000 and negotiable Sc
curities valued at S2.5o0,00O was re-.
moved from the old Union Bank build
ing TO the new structure at Eighth
and Market streets. The great treasure
was amply guarded. bu. the precautior.
taken was unnecessary as only the
bank employees and the carriers knew
Of the value Of the small safe which
they were handling. The safe was
not on the street more than a halt
hour. but it REQUIRED considerable tims
10 place it in the big vault at the new
bank after It was gotten into the build
ing This was not accomplished until
9 o'clock on Saturday evening.
The new bank was opened this MORN
ing and hundreds Of visitors viewed
the interior of the beautiful building to-
dav All were loud in their praise OF
the artistic ana handsome decorations.
In order TO have No interruption OF
business many of the banks effects
were moved YESTERDAY.
Evening journal., 1908-10-26
ROOSEVELT HITS
AT GOMPERS

WASHINGTON. oct. 2s,-After reading
Mr.. Gomper's statement. President
Roosevelt caused the following to be
given out at the White House today:
''Ndr. Gompers quotes from the Presi-
dents correspondence with him about
George W. Alger's book Moral Over
strain The President has distributed
copies Of that book 10 judges. labor lead
ers, and others. and he now earnestly
wishes that Mr.. Gompers would read this
same Mr. Alger's admirable article on
Taft and Labor in McClUre's Ms gazine
for September. 1905. II IS the most ef-
fective exposure OF Gompers position
that has been produced. and evr since
its appearance. the President has been
In close touch with Mr.. Alger, in this
whole injunction matter"
Evening journal., 1908-10-26
EXPECT GREAT CROWD
TO HEAR BRYAN TONIGHT

By United Press Leased Special Wire.
NEW YORK, oct. 26.-Anucipating
that enormous crowds will seek TO hear
william ]. Bryan in his address at
Madison Square Garden tonight. po-
lice Commissioner Bingham has order
ed the attendance OF the greatest detail
OF police ever sent to any political
meeting in this city.
Under Chief Inspector Cortrieht,
eight captains. fourteen lieutenants.
twenty-nine sergeants and more than
500 patroimen on foot, on bicycles and
mounted. will try 70 stem the tide OF
humanity.
That serious results mag follow the
huge crush IS indicated by the order
that the chief police surgeon with six
aides are ordered 10 accompany the po-
lice detail.
Evening journal., 1908-10-26
TAFT OFF FOR
new HAVEN
Candidate Will Speak in the
Yale University City
This Afternoon
HE BELIEVES OHIO IS SAFE

BY United Press Leased Special Wire.
NEW YORK. oct. 26.-William II.
Taft left New York this morning for
New Haven. where he speaks this af-
ternoon.
Mr.. Taft was accompanied by John
Hays Hammond. president Of the Ma
tional League of Republican Clubs;
Timothy Woodruff. New York State
Republican chairman; Congressman
Charles f. Brooker and William f.
Ward, Republican national committee
man of New York. He will return TO
New York at 4.30 o'clock this after
noon.
In an interview Taft said: Il feel
grateful to Governor Hughes for what
he has done for me. He made a great
impression all through the West His
speech in Youngstown, Ohio. is a
classic. hope the people in this State
will appreciate what he did for me in
going out there to help me fight my
battle, shows him TO be worthy Of their
support. I feel very deeply interested
In his election. He has become one OF
the greatest national figures Of the
party and I am overjoyed 70 hear that
the tide is turning strongly for him."
How about your home States
Judge William II. Taft was asked upon
his arrival at the Grand Central sta
ton at $50 o'clock last night.
We'll" said he. Il feel this way
about it: If I can't carry my own State
had better not be running for th'
presidency"
He added a moment later:
IF Massachusetts goes Democratic
then Ohio may. but If Massaohusetti
| goes Republican so also will Ohio. Per
haps you know how much OF a chance
Massachusetts, has sof going Demo
cratic"
Speaking more seriously, Judge Tar
said he had been trying to find ou
where the doubtful reports about Ohi'
have originated. He hadn't succeeded
but he had suspicious. Judge TAT
may have had Senator Foraker and hi
Ohio friends in mind but he didn't sa,
so.
Evening journal., 1908-10-26
JOURNAL PLANS
FOR ELECTION
Complete Returns by Tele-
graph and Telephone, and
Moving Pictures, Too
TO ENTERTAIN THOUSANDS

THE EVENING JOURNAL is maiLng
elaborate preparations to give the voters
OF Wilmington and vicinity complete cleo
ton returns on the night OF November 9,
and at tho same time 10 provide a pleas
ing entertainment Tor the thousands who
win gather In front OF the Office at
Fourth and shipley streets.
Telegraph and telephone wires win com
voy the election returns not only from al
parts OF Delaware. but from oil parts Of
the country TO THE JOURNAL OFFICE.
and tho figures Will he flashed on big
screen by a powerful stereopticon. and
announcements VIII be made by mega
phone. Thus everybody win be able to see
and to hear the results OF the election In
every state IN the Union.
To add an entertaining feature 70 the
displaying Of figures an exhibition OF
moving pictures and stereopucon views
will bo given at intervals dHring the
evening. THE JOURNAL has arranged
Tor a moving picture machine and on
abundance OF pictures. including the lat
est Aims. and there viii not bo an idle
moment from early evening until Jay
| light II It is necessary TO continue fash
ing tho returns that long TO establish the
result OF the Presidential election.
No such preparations as those OF TIE
| JOURNAL have ever been made by q
Wilmington newspaper. and the eroNe
about THE JOURNAL Once VIII doubt.
less be greater than ever. and tho public
knows that tho crowd about Fourth ant
shipley streets on the night OF tile special
license election last November was rec.
ord breaker.
Moving Pictures and Returns.
Exciting moving pictures and unendins
election returns should leave nothing &c
be desired by the election night crowd
THE EVENING JOURNALS new presl
viii be turning out special editions at a.
tervals that night. and this also viii IN
terest many, as the press can DO seer
running from the street.
THE JOURNAL will get the fun teie
graphic report OF the Publishers Press a.
OF election night. and IN edition WI
have a battery OF Delaware ana Atlanu
telephones Installed The regular phone
Of the D. and a, Nos zoo and sl6. viii B
used only for outgoing calls that nigh
! and no queries as TO the result OF u
election VIII be answered over then
They viii be used exclusively for maxim
calls about the city and down the Stat,
An Election Information Bureau VIII D
established for that night, and Informs
ton VIII be given over y. and A. phone
Nos. 24s0 and 242l. and over no othar I
and phones. Delmarvia No. Los ale
viii give election Information.
In addition TO these local arrangement
D. and A. long distance phone win b
connected with New York 10 gather elec
ton bulletins from all parts OF the ooun
try TO supplement the teleg-sphic scr
vice OF tho Publishers Press. Fronrthes
details the public can realize that TIL
JOURNAL intends TO give tho electo
results in an entertaining and comprs
hensive way.