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The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1908-04-10

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The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1908-04-10
J. v. MURPHY
ORDER TO SHOW CAUSE ON APP
piicati0n OF Guardian for Order o.
Hnlo NJ RIAL KnfafA.

To SHOW Aus ON AP.
piication OF Guardian for Order Of
sale Of Real Estate:
State OF south Dakota, county Of
In county court before Hon. J.. A.
Foersts. Judge.
In the matter Of the estate OF Theo-
dore Blaine. deceased.
Order 20 show cause on Application
~ guardian for order Of sale Of real
estate.
II appearing to this court. from the
petition this day presented and nled
BY Henry Blaine. the guardian Of the
psEson and estate Of Theodore Blaine,
minor. praying for m order OF sale Of
certain real estate belonging to Thee
dore Blaine. said ward. that Il Ii neces-
sary to sell sAid estate Ia order TO edu-
{ md maintain said minor and that
AID estate that such real estate should
BE- sold.
Y y hereby ordered that the next
g Hin Of the sa3d ward. and Ill per-
eons interested IN the said estate. ap-
pear before this court on Tuesday. the
18TH DAY Of April. 1901. a D o'clock =
m. ~ the court room 0f aid court. Il
ueddes. Charles ME- county, then and
there to show cauee Why IN order
should not b sranted for the sais Of
And Il i further ordered that ! copv
Of this order ~ publishad Ct least
three successive weeks befOrs the dav
e hsaFing. n the Charles Nix New
Sra . newspaper pf1nto1 and publish
"a In sa10 Charles Nt1 counky.
Datsd this 3eth day Is March. 1895.
Attont: ~ ~ Court
xsogse A-roersta1
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1908-04-10


employ this means Of announcing my can
didacy for The once Of superintendent Of
schools of ChArlss Mix count subject TO the
decision Of the republican voters In the pri-
msrtes JunU nh.
hare been engaged In schoOl work Ia this
state for fourteen yean. Eve years ~ teacher
In the rural. village . town schools Of
kingsbaPy and A~inuehahA counties. four
years ~ superintendent Of schools Of Kings
bury county. ono year ~ Instructor In the
sioux Falls b0stnss college. and the last four
years - pslncipal Of the rIstte public
schools. hsvo also Instructed In county
normal institutes Tor seversl years. hold =
Eve yeaf state certificate. Believing that
ths people have . right 10 know much about
~ cry pers0n who 0asn himself - . candi-
dass for this important ONCE. I solicit In
CURRY regarding my school wOsk and eoaduct
N every position ! have occupied. II noml-
mated md elected, I shall a. MI In my power
70 pronoss The welfare Ut tAs public schools
Of Charles Atx county.
Nv. MURPHY
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1908-04-10

xelles y bsrSby glvsn shat =
p1ooes u hoS1ole 10 such
cSna1s ~ = and ~
or1lsr . M cltyepnncil 81 -
M a Wagnor, - olsct,on u
t1Ssqua1i0ed votors q said city
T. hsreby caltsd y = held o.
Tusedg, a. 2lst ~ Of April,
loo0. to ~ pnrruoo 81 electing
- tollOwing city o0lcers:
One alderman hon the 6rst
ward d Add city.
One alderman from the second
ward VI cid city.
OnN alderman from the third
ward Of aid city.
AZ said sIsctson ~ polls will
|0psu 8 nine o'clock ii the fore.
no0n and close q four o'clock | D
ths altsrnoon. The following
places hsys bssn dsslgnate ed BY
tass city council - He polling
piacso IN sAid city.
For III nrst ward SC Fuller.
t0n's mmbsr once ID said ward.
For The second ward s the hose
house N said ward. For the
third ward q shop 8 residence
Of Thos. Base Ii said ward.
Dated this'oth day OF April,
A. p. l0O6.
n. .. N
Attest: Mayor.
r G. SCHREIBER
City Auditor.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1908-04-10
ron REoisTER or DEEDS.

wish TO announce to al republican
voters Of Charles MIX county who are
in favor Of . square deal that l am I
candidate before my party 1t the june
primaries for the nomination for . sec
0nd term to the ONCE OF register 81
deeds or Charles Mix county.
B. r. REYONLDS.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1908-04-10
ron AUDITOR.

respectfully wish to announce my
candidacy for the ONCE Of county aud
itOr Of Charles Mix county. subject to
the pleasure Of the republican voters
1t the June primaries, and will heart
" appreciate the support Of my friends
and all the voters Of the republican
party. III. @. WILSON.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1908-04-10

Remember The above prices
include the New Era, the only
omciAl county paper on the res
ervatton, and the only one Ii the
county which carries the correct
Omcial list Of Indian lands lor
salo. Besides 70 have : good
corps Of correspondents, which
With the local feld thoroughly
coyered, puts tho New FRA 6
the bead Of 81 ths newspapers
In ths county.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1908-04-10
+ 6. ECHREIBER
City Auditor.

The dates Of teachers examina,
tons - fixed BY the state depart.
uitnt are - follows: April 10 and
II It Geddes june Is and 10 Al
Platte; August l3 and IA at Wag.
ner. There viii be no examine
tion April % and "a a. previously
advertised.
Olivia Heron.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1908-04-10

dacy tor tbs once OF County Treasurer. OF
Charles Ais county. subject 70 the pleasure
Of the republican rioters at the June primar-
~. and will heartily appreciate ths support
licsn party. J.. e. BELL.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1908-04-10

Having been requested By friends "a
become Z candidate for sheriff Of
Charles Mix county on the republican
ticket. ! hereby 70 announce myself,
and ash the support Of all republicans
~ the June prtmartesL
EDWARD 8. MCKAY.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1908-04-10
For Register % Desds

Having received the endorsement OF .
las9s majority Of The republican voters Of
my home township I wish 70 announce my
candidacy tor the once Of Register OF Deeds
of Charles Aix county. subject to the will OF
the republican party 1t the June primafie&
! earnestly solicit the support Of al republic
can GEO. II. PATRICK
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1908-04-10

hesshy . myself - . candidase
tos tks o0cs " pssOAts judge " Charles Mi1
cuunsy. subject 70 ths will u NJ voters a
~ ssDshticsn party Of Charles Mix county
~ ~ Jams pstnAsteS- 4
L Il. GABLE
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1908-04-10

~ the request 0f frtenda. I desire "a
announce that nm : candidate ful
the 063co 0f representative from,
Charles Nix county ~ the republican
ticket. and that I favor the candidacy
10 Coe T. Crawford for u. 8. senator.
ENOCH NORBHCK.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1908-04-10

AZ the request % friend. I desire 70
announce that ! nm . candidate for
the once ~ representative from
Charles Mig county ON the republlcAn
ticket. and that favor the candidacy
AZ Coo I. Crawford Tor u. &. senator.
FRANK TRUMBO.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1908-04-10
z or coURTa.

! hereby wish to announce myself
As = candidate before the republican
voters OF Charles Mix county for the
Office Of clerk Of courts. subject to
their will at the June primaries. I
earnestly solicit the support Of ali re-
~publicans.
JOSEPH DUBRAY.
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r. J. TAYLOR. q. ,. lnd.aa Ass.s~,
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1908-08-07
MONDAYS PRIMARIES.

The work of the next convention at
Paris while not of such interesting nature
as the one to be held to nominate county
ticket is of Importance to the republicans
of this county and should be attended by
every delegate,
The delegation representing Bear Lake
county at the Boise convention is all of our
representation in forming the platform up
on which republicans of Idaho will wage
their coming campaign. As to state off
GERS there is to be little contest this year.
few men in the state like Brady and Hey
burn who have proven their worth and abil-
ity to the voters of the state have now such
hold on the Offices that they seek, that
there will be no opposing candidates with
strength enough to make a contest. The
matter of platform will be the all absorbing
topic at this convention.
The convention as conventions usually
are, will be filled with people who do not
give all matters that come to their atten-
ton careful thought and delibel att n. Re-
form measures which sound all right will
be taken up and an attempt made to inject
them into the state platform without con-
sidering the possible dangers from the
measures. Direct primary, antitrust, anti
pass, local option, railroad commission,
child labor planks, and many other planks
of as many different measures will be pre-
posed and urged upon the convention.
Some are good and some are very bad.
Most of them have been tried by one state
or another and their effect is IA matter OF
record.
Different organizations and forces will
be at the convention urging republican re-
cognition of each pet measure. 1t will even
be made to appear that some certain ones
are necessary for republican victory.
The entire convention will nave to de-
eide upon these measures and choose the
party platform, but Bear Lakes part is t.
send men who are students of affairs. and
who are careful, thoughtful and conserva-
tive. Upon the strength of the representa-
ton from the different counties will depend
the strength of the State platform.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1908-08-07
THE BANK OF MONTPELIER

who tore up the anti-pass bill in open SEES
sion Of the senate, and with his kind | am
glad of it; for | know that he does not re
present the true sentiment of the Mormon
people in this matter. hope that [ have
the respect of the Mormon people as a
whole, for prize it highly.
You Will find that am not passing, -
Mr.. Dubois. My health was never better
than it is today. I feel very grateful fof
the honors I have received. I owe the PEG.
pie of Idaho many obligations that ] can
never repay. but SO long as God gives me
strength | shall be found fighting for the
advancement and fair name of Idaho.
have known only one master as governor
and that master is the people of the state
and care not whether it be Mormons
Genties that have taken exception to the
stand l have taken, for my conscience il
clear that l have done my whole duty as N.Y.
judgment pointed out the way.
f. K. COOLING.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1908-08-07
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Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1908-08-07

The democrats of the state ale having
more trouble to let go Of Dubois than a man
gripping live wire. They will lie careful
about again picking upa discarded leader
from another party until they know what
they are taking hollof.
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In the meantime Frank Froest had been
hard at work, and, although the results
were not very promising. he knew that he
was on the scent and that it would only
be a question of time when he would
solve the problem. The cabman was To-
Gated and he remembered taking the first
victim 10 the house in the West End
Other threads We're bound together. and
finally all the evidences pointed to the
house operated by Frank Lacy. 1t SEEM
ed that. in each instance, the victim
after losing his money at cards, got in a
row with one of the players. Lacy had
his room ornamented with trophies Of
various kinds. Among these was a
large saber. such Is used in the Turk
ish army. and in each case the assailant
had torn the saber from the wall and
siashed his victim over the head with the
weapon. The result was a number of
ugly. but not exactly serious wounds.
The house was raided and all the para
phernalia captured. but Lacy himself fed
from the police.
The next chapter in the history of this
curious rogue occurred at the little water
ing place of Margate: A musical in
strument dealer of London was taking his
holiday at this resort. and was enjoying
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is peculiar to the lips of celestial when
threatened with trouble. That squeak
brought the smokers from the land OF
popped dreams In hurry. each voicing
his peculiar degree of terror, and they
fled through the door calling for the
police
The boy made his escape. but when he
reached the avenue he met Sergt. Con-
Ion. surrounded by jabbering. frightened
thrOng of Chinese. The sergeant searched
him. but he found no weapon; in fact. he
was just about to let the boy go when
he noticed that one OF his arms, which
he held straight out from his body, bulged
a little. Running his hands over the boys
sleeve he found the revolver.
That boy was the nephew of the chief
of police in one of the largest southern
cities. He said while waiting in his cell
that he had run away from home when
quite small and had obtained employment
in a Chinese restaurant. There he learned
to smoke the hop. Three months before
he had returned to his home and had en-
deavored to break the hold of the drug.
But the yen-yen, as the, Mongolians call
the longing for the poppy plant had laid
hold on him. and he had left his home
that day and was In some hours in Wash
ington. where he believed he could get
the opium he craved. There was one
to pay his fine. and the next morning he
went to the workhouse. -
When women hit the top of ,life's To-
boggan the down pace is rapid, say the
police. In an alley. the rain pouring
down upon her unsheltered face, a woman
who. despite the cobwebs of alcohoi which
lined her face, stu showed traces of hav-
ing been once refined and cultured was
found not long ago.' Vagrancy was placed
against her name on the blotter at the
first precinct. and the next day she was
given a workhouse sentence. -
Yes, l knew that woman" said one OF
the policemen. She was a steady sort
six months ago. but. she got the yellow
slip in the government printing office and
hit the top of the slide. Three days after
ward they found her in her room with
the gas turned on. The hospital physi-
clans saved her-for this" =
And so. day in day out. year in year out
the little tragedies Of the submerged tenth
20 on. The patrol wagon clangs up the
street; man or woman Is hustled inside.
and the precinct doors close behind them.
That Is all those in the curious crowd
about the patrol box know-or care-but
the half damned" stili pay their fines
and serve their workhouse sentences.
Nightly thetpolice dragnet is cast and life
In the city Of Washington moves on
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W.B. MOSES & SONS, F ST., COR. nTH.
the crowd was so great that it was i'm.

the crowd was so great that it was i'm
possible to find his man.
When Supt. Froest received news. Of
the theft he Immediately dispatched one
of his men to the bank, but, not satisfied
with this. he resolved to go there in per-
son as soon as he had finished the work
in his private Office at Scotland Yard.
That only consumed a few minutes, and
at its completion Mr.. Froest pulled down
the top of his roll-desk and hurried to-
ward Leadenhall street. At Oldgate,
where Cornhill and Leadenhall street con-
verge he saw a tall, well-dressed man
hurrying along amid the crowd. 1t did
not take him many seconds to recognise
the man as his old friend. the versatile
rogue. who had lived successfully under
the titles of Frank Macy, Frank Lacy
and Frank Tracy. 1nstinctively the SUI
perintendent associated the fellow with
the theft of the bank in Leadenhall street.
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tapped him gently on the shoulder. He
looked around and saw another man
tail and as straight as an Indian. with
stiff. coal-black hair. He had a sallow
complexion and was very affable in his
manner
pardon me-" said the stranger. but
you have dropped one of your notes.
The depositor glanced at the floor on
the other side of the desk and, sure
enough, there was bank note.
"Thank YOU" he replied gratefully. and
stopped down to pick up. the odd note
The act only consumed two or three Sec
or,ds. but when the depositcr Strengthened
up and was about to add the missing
note to his pile he found to his amaze
ment that the original package of money
had gone, and with 1t the stranger. He
gave the alarm and rushed out of the
bank, but when he reached Tie street
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was, once more arrested-this time under
the name of Frank Tracy. He was re-
leased on bail however. and soon after
again sought the historic atmosphere of
London.
His latest exploit is really deserving of
chapter in itself. but because of lack
of space must be condensed into few
paragraphs. Supt. Froest. who was al
ways on the lookout for queer cl1arac-
tiers. learned that Tracy-as he now cali
ed himself-was in London twenty-four
hours after he had set his feet on ng-
lish soil. He instructed his subordinates
to be on the lookout for Tracy. but other
wise did not give much thought to the
man.
One morning the telephone bell at Scot
land Yard rang. and the voice of an ex-
cited individual who proved to be
clerk in a banking house near Leadenhal
street informed the authorities that
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-03-01

thief had entered the institution that
morning and robbed one of its depositors
of EGO. There was much excitement:
crowd had gathered in the corridors
and in the confusion the thief had
escaped with the money.
The clerks and the depositor. between
them, gave a rather indefinite description
of the thief, but they were perfectly
agreed upon the incidents preceding the
robbery. The depositor in question, an ell
derby gentleman. called at the bank and
handed in check for f200 He was well
known to the paying teller and the money
was given to him in Bank Of England
notes. AS he received the cash he walked
over to little desk on the side Of the
corridor for the purpose Of counting 1t
before placing it in his wallet. He went
about this leisurely and with a perfect
sense of security. Before he had finished
counting the notes, however, some one
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He walked up and took Tracy by the arm.
my dear friend" he said, II would like
you to go down to the office with me and
have a talk over old times ,4-
= Tracy made no resistance-indeed, this
was characteristic of the man. The mo-
ment an officer of the law touched him he
surrendered without a struggle. The two
men proceeded to Scotland Yard and
Tracy, when searched. was found to pos
sess the ECO which had been stolen from
the depositor in the bank that morning
He was tried for that offense, convicted
and served his time.
The versatile rogue is at liberty once
again. and for the time being is honoring
the United States with his presence. This
brief sketch is not offered as q story OF
his life. 1t is only what it purports to
be-a fragment from the life of versatile
cogue.
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Profound Emotional Sense.
Helen Keller in the Century.

Hold out your hands to feel the luxury
Of the sunbeams. Press the soft. bios
SONS against your cheek. and finger, their
graces of form. their delicate mutabilty
of shape, their pliancy and freshness.
Expose your face to the aerial floods that
sweep the heavens. ''inhale great draughts
of space" wonder, wonder at the winds
unwearied activity. Pile note on note
the Infinite music that flows increasingly
to your soul from the tactual sonorities
OF thousand branches and tun1bling
waters. How cap the world be shriveled
when this most profound, emotional sense,
touch, is faithful TO its service?:I am
sure that If fairy bade me choose be-
tween the sense of sight and that of touch
Hswould not part with the warm. en-
dfafinE contact OF. human hands. .or the
wealth OF form. the nobility and flllness
that press into my palms.
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