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Evening journal., 1908-03-19
Teddy Bear
FREE

Every customer pur-
chasing 25c worth OF
upward receives a
numbered coupon. A
duplicate Of the lucky
number, which is un-
known to us, is sealed
up by the manufao-
turer and forwarded
to us. As soon as all
the cnllrnrar nra n-l..n..
Evening journal., 1908-03-19

All that large stock Of furniture Of
the Hoffman Company, at Third and
Shipley streets, is now peina sold every
afternoon and evenings
Evening journal., 1908-03-19

All that large stock Of furniture Of
the Hoffman Company, at Third and
ShipIey streets, is now being sold every
afternoon and evenings
Evening journal., 1908-03-19

wv ANTED-GooD GENERAL BLACK
w smith 10 go TO country. Apply
Wilson and Hudson Hardware Co.. su.ur
cay morning. mi9-,t
Evening journal., 1908-03-19
Therefore Buy All Your
HOuSefurniShingS,
China, Glassware,
Lamps and Silver
Plated Ware

from us. No matter how small or
large the purchase. you receive the
chance just the same.
Evening journal., 1908-03-19

T,oR sALE-A DWELLING HOUSE ON
l. S. w. corner Penn Ave. and Lin
coin street. Lot N. W. corner 18th and
Lincoln street. Inquire OF Marshall Tenn.
pie on premises MIDST
Evening journal., 1908-03-19

bership of the church and undertook
local preachers work
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1908-09-18

Good clothing and shoes at
r NJ Co.'S.
Plans are now being made
for the erection Of . parsonage
for the M. E. church, to be com
pleted ~ soon ~ possible.
Mrs. Laura Seymour will be
here on Saturday September
|lS with q complete line Of new
hats.
Wanted = teacher to teach
the Jacobson school in Kennedy
school district. Must have first
grade certificate wages accord
ingly. Apply to j. II. Crisman,
Clerk, Armour, S. d. s-os
The carpenter crew OF A. +.
Heligas is busy putting a new
IuIl glass; front In the Naovo
store building, which will
materially improve its appear
ance.
LADIES' and Gents suits clean
ed, pressed and repaired at
lowest prices. Where two or
more parties send their suits
together l will pay express
charges both ways. Send me
your work and you will receive
prompt attention Bernard Bon
mem, Tailor and Cutter, 105 3rd
st. East new phone PAP Yanktor
S. Dakota. 81
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1908-09-18
A. J. BAKER,, Wagner, S. D.

son. or other wise, but not by
registered mail, aud the enve-
lope must not have the name of
the applicant written on it.
Soldiers and sailors who ser
we'd for ninety days during the
War Of the Rebellion, the Span
ish-Amerlcan War, or the Philip
pine Insurrection, will not be
required to go TO either nj the
above named towns to swear To
their applications, but they may
appoint agents to present their
applications for them, and these
appointments may be made and
sworn TO in any State or Terri
tory.
A drawing will be held 1T
Dallas. South Dakota, on Octo.
Der -, to determine who Of the
persons registered will be gwen
the right to make entry. Ii .
person draws . Der smaller
tilan 4,O0l he will be notified IL
appear at some date, probably
in the mouth OF March, 1909,
when he will be permitted 10
enter one-quarter section, or
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1908-09-18
LAND. WORTH AT LEAST 100000.

800 acres in Meyer county and l60 acres in Trip county,
in the following manner. The person registered at our
office and holds our certificate, and who has drawn the
highest number through the government agent in charge,
a warranty deed to 800 acres of land in Meyer county, and
an abstract showing clear title. To the one who draws the
next highest number we will give 160 acres Of land in
Trip county, with abstract showing clear title. For furth-
,er convenience we have arranged with our agent, A. J.
Baker, Of Wagner, S. D, to form a club Of those who wish
to join our party. He 10 furnished with blanks to be signed
and $l.00 must be paid at the time of joining, the idea be-
ing that after q person has paid he will be sure to 90. After
4 sufficient number 10 secured q special car will be ordered
for the convenience of the club alone, and everything done
to make the trip a. cheap and pleasant a. possible.
Trains will leave Platte, Ceddes, Lake Andes, Wagner
and Avon on regular schedule time, October 7th and 18th
reaching Dallas at s p. m. on same day.
Sign the club at the New Era office, Wagner, a early
a. possible. For further information inquire Of
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1908-09-18
Regulation Of the Trip
County Opening.


Any person desiring to regis
ter for the opening of the Rose
bud lands in South Dakota
"Trip County, under the Presi
dents recent proclamation must
60 before q United States com
missioner or q Judge or . clerk
of q court of record, or a notary
public In one of the following
towns, viz: Cham berlain, Dallas,
Gregory, or Presho in South
Dakota, or O'Nelll or Valentine
in Nebraska, and there sign and
swear 70 al application for regis
tration. This application must
10 sworn tn between October 5
and October II, 1905, aud after
it is sworn TO it must be inclosed
pnfolded, in an envelope and the
envelope must then be address
ed and delivered tO James w.
Witten, Superintendent Of open
ing, at either Dallas or Gregory
South Dakota, before 4.3O p. IN.
on October II, and not after
that. either by mail or in per-
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1908-09-18
S the Blacksmith

The Missouri Girl il . comedy
drama that produces more
genuine hearty laughter than
anv thing yet written. In con.
nsctaon wish the strong and In
tsrsstiog plot il contains the
most ludicrous situations ever
conceived. The company pre-
senting the play this season -
composed Of the bsst known
people In the theatrical profes
sion, Who Are fully able - -
tract this fun end deal II out -
the public IN : most sstisfactory
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1908-09-18
Louise Wepking.

Ed Rhein brought us . little
sack Of grain q few days ago
which puzz led Us conside
We guessed and guessed, but
could not guess right Felt
rather foolish about il until we
discovered that il wAa someth-
ing not raised In this country
rice. He brought some OF II
back with him from his recent
trip 10 Arkan sas.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1908-09-18
Take Notice
Homestead

BUTTERFIELD & ARM Of Dallas, S. D. have
made extensive arrangementsf for handling the masses Of
people who will want to register for the public land to be
opened Oct. S. in Trip county, S. D. For the small sum
Of $525 they will register you, make out your filing papers
in case you draw q number within the number Of home
steads, Of which you will be Immediately notified by tee-
gram. You will also be furnished with a sectional map Of
all vacant land to be filed on, also allotted land with name
of ~sllottee, showing number Of stake at corner, each hill,
draw, lake, creek, etc. You will also be located without
further charge, provided you draw a number within the
number of homesteads, on the 16O he selects which 10 sub.
ject to entry, on the day he is required to make his filing
They further agree, for the purpose Of advertising, to
| v AWAY ABSOLUTELY FREE 48O ACRES OF
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1908-09-18

...Fan Millinery.


! have made an exceptionally
fine purchase of HATS for
thu fall trade, have secured
the services Of the best
trimmer in Dies Moincs, 80
my patrons are assured the
very best Of satisfaction in
both goods and work.
The ladies' Of Wagner and
vicinity are cordially invited
to call. All the latest and
best in Fall Millinery for
ladies', misses and children
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1908-09-18

less, ofthese lands. Ii the mum
Der drawn Is between 1900 aud
cool, the applicant will be mott,
tied In the same manner OF some
date IN August. Laos, when he
can make entry ct u. 50 IN acre.
il any Of the lands remain I'M
entered at that time. The fses
and comm missions aud Que ufth
of the purchase money must be
paid when the entry is made,
aud the remainder OF the pur-
chase money in i've equal annual
payments, without interest.
1T the time he makes tnAI proof
he will be required TO pay the
usual fees and com missions re-
CURED Of homestead entrvme en-
making proof. Ii = person en-.
ters loo acres under q number
smaller than 4,OO1 he must.
therefore, pay ti92 on the pur-
chase price and $l4 - fees aud
CON missions, or . total VI t3O6.
~ the time he makes entry, and
he will be required 10 pay tIa3.
20 annually thereafter for Ave
years. II he enters l6O acres
under Q mum Der above 400 hs
must pay tl4i purchase mouey
aud ga fees and com mis- sions,
or . total Of ti56, wl,sn he IN axes
entry, aud subsequently he
must pay Eve yearly annual in
staliments Of Sis 70 each.
Persons are not entitled 10
register for this opening IL they
will be under twenty one years
Of ags at the time they apply TO
make entry or are married
women, and not heads OF faml.
lies, or are not citizens OF the
United States and have not de-
clared their intentions ~ be.
come citisens, or are owners Of
than one hundred and sixty
acres Of land, OF have obtained
title to or are claiming three
hundred and twenty acres III
laud under entries made under
the homestead, desertland, or
timber and stone laws since
August 30. 1881. or have already
made homestead entry for one
hundred and sixty acres, II the
entry has been patented or
cancelled for fraud, or reliuquish-
ed for = valuable consideration.
Every person who dies ~ ap.
plication for registration must
swear that hs il qualified u
make = homestead entry: that
he desires ~ reg lister for the
sole purpose Of securi ng lands
for his owa use, - . home, and
for Improvement aud cultiva.
ton: tina: he does not expect or
intend 70 make entry in the in.
terests OF any other person or
for speculative purposes.
These lands embrace eight
hundred aud thirty eight
thousand acres, are said. 70 b.
desirable for farming and graz,
ing. aud similar iSnds 10 adjoin.
inK-counties are selling for y0Od
prices.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1908-09-18

mAn0sr, nine of shs Old f%vnrstsS
remain 10 the cast; so0e 81 thar
havs played their rsspeclse
roles cooti0u0osly eor eight
seasoap. This gnaranteeo =
6rst class perfor 1anca III
new p,Opls addsd for this -
son we're sslectsd ~ thoir
paculiar 1ttness Tor - roloo
they are = assnme - 4 n
safs y prsdict thas - hotooel
than svsr" hno 90 ea1s0
added - - advordsine
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1908-09-18
THE TOWN

September.
Low prices on Peaches, Pears,
and Grapes-R NJ Co.
Good REIMBURSEMENT six miles
from Wall, s D. for sale. In.
Quire Of A. j. Baker. $40
Mrs. q. b. Francis, OF Ponca,
Nebraska, 10 visiting with w.
K. Anslla and fam lily.
Ladies Jersey Ribbed Vests
and Pants Is TO 25c values choice
1Oc-R M Co.
Mrs. Chas. Mcfarland return
Cd from her trip to Spring ield
and Sioux City last Saturday
evening.
Joe Mawhiney left Monday
morning for Mitchell where he
will attend school the coming
year.
Mr.. Schug, from Lyman
county. has been visiting with
D. H. Cross and family the past
week.
Coming soon Rev. V. K. Brown
To address public meetings in
Chas. Mix Co. in the interest of
County Option referendem.
Watch for dates.
F.. N. Rogers. who has been
helping in both she New Era and
Leader Offices for q few weeks
past left Monday for Dallas,
where he has secured q position
on one of the papers there.
Trumbo 4 Son now have their
real estate Office located in the
front room of the New Era Office
which was about the only avail
able place they could find, as
every place on Main street is
pretty we'll filed.
Bids on coal to be supplied to
Wagner schools must be in the
hands of the clerk by the time
of the next reg ular meeting,
Friday, Sept. 25, as the con-
tract will be awarded at that
time.
p. r. Pinard. M. D. has his
Office rooms over the First State
bank well fixed up now, ready
for business. He has installed
one Of the best and latest X Ray
machines, and other necessary
appliances for an up-to-date
Office.
Ata special meeting of the
school board Monday evening
it was decided to hire another
teacher to assist in the high
school work. 1t was also found
necessary to order more desks
ard seats for some of the rooms
. which are now full to overflow
ing.
Anyone owing estate of Henry
Bucholx. on book account, must
settle same within sixty days
from date of this notice or bill
will be placed with attorney for
y collection. Settlement may be
made with Mrs. Bucholz q,
residence, or T. G.. Hall, nd minis
traitor. Dated Sept. II, 1903
Continuation services were
held in the Catholic church Of
Wagner Wednesday. cond ucted
by Bishop O'Gorman of Sioux
Falls, assisted by the resident
pastor, Father Kelley, and
priests from Plankington, Scot
land, Tabor, and Platte. More
than fifty children we're con
firmed.
Adam Grimes lately purchas.
ed q residence near the college
1T YanktOn, and last Saturday
Mrs. Grimes and her three
daughters left for that place.
The girls will attend college
there, while Mrs. Grimes vii
keep house. for them. MIR
Grimes went down with them T.
assist them in getting settled
Or. w. J. Hogancamp, ey.
exocialist ri Takn Andes WAS
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1908-09-18

We've bought out the City Drug
Store and are too busy fixing Up
to write advertisements. Watch
this space and we will soon tell
you all about It. In the mean
time come in and get acquainted.
PINARD 4 RABEN
Bisbee daily review., 1908-12-24
RISE IN LUMBER
 EFFECTS BUILDING
The First Advance Is Likely To Be Followed By Another
 Advance.
Especial to Review.1

TUCSON, Dee. 23.-House building ia Tucson will be strictly up against 1t In an advance in the price of mate rial. Mir. J. R. Glass, manager of the Tucson Lumber company, when inter viewed on the situation, stated taaI the coming rise in prices was due to a shortage of logs in the northern mills from which the lumber supply of the Pacific coast is drawn. Un- fortunately. the first rise is liable to ha. duplicated by second in the no, distant future. At least, Mir. Glass nas been so advised by the manager of the San Pedro Lumber company.
 It appears that some time ago the railroads raised transportation rates On lumber between the northern mills and the middle or central states. Tne Pacific coast lumber interests ap- pealed to the Interstate Commerce commission and compelled the rail roads to restore the old rates.
 In the meantime the central states had been up against it for lumber and were full of hungry, empty yards. With the reinstatement of the old freight rates these were again filled and the surplus lumber at the mills melted away. With this went rush demand for logs to restock and keep up tue demand for sawed lumber, but the log men were slow to respond, and answered the demand with an ad- vance in price of logs from one to five dollars a thousand feet. It had to be paid and the lumber man made good by charging his loss to the GUS toner.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-12-24
GIRL CAPTURES 4 MEXICAN SHOP[|FTER Collars the Thief Before He
 Gets Out of Store and
 Now Wears Star,

DOUGLAS, Dec. 25.-(Special.)- A Mexican lifted a coat in the Cop per Queen store yesterday on the bal cony. One of the young ladies in the wrapping stand was watching him and as he started eff she stepped down to the stair landing and caught him. Siez- ing him by the lapels of the aforesaid coat she boldly marched him back to the head of the department who pulled off the coat and turned the Mexican over to the proper authorities. The young lady was presented with a sil yer star from the toy department ana dubbed Miss Sherlock Holmes or the gum boot detective.
 This morning it developed at his hearing in the justice court that the name of the shoplifter was Manuel BaIlestras and he was given thirty day sentence at Tombstone, for which point he will leave either this after. noon or tomorrow morning.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-12-24
DAMAGE FROM HIGH WATER
 |S REPORTED
Broke Away Retaining Walls After Raising Fifty Feet On Clear Creek; Water Supply Shut of Al Winsiow.

FLAGSTAFF, Dec. 23.-The rather copious rains of the past few days together with the warm spell causing recent snows in the mountains to melt rapidly, was the cause of ex- treme high water in Cheyelon ana Clear creeks, Jacks canyon and the Little Colorado river Wednesday, re sulting in considerable damage to the farmers in this vicinity as well as the property of the Santa Fe.
 At Clear creek the Santa Fe reports the water to have been about 50 feet above it's normal stage. entirely de ,stroyiDg the retaining wall and doing other damage to the pumping plant and other property at that point. Water was shut of early Wednesday afternoon, causing much. inconyen, fence to the residents of Winslow, al though some few had succeeded m filling pots, pans and kettles before the works were shut down. The conl-' pany made immediate arrangements to haul water from outside points to supply the town and the engines so that traffic could be moved.
 At the Little Colorado river the water was washing the stringerS or the big Santa Fe bridge and it was feared that the structure would be carried away Wednesday night. He roic measures were adopted by the officials, an engine and freight tram being pulled onto the bridge and left standing there all night. West of the bridge the dike was carried away and at this writing CThursday mornins) owing to the water being over the track, 1t Is not possible to say aeii- nitely whether the embankment sslI, holds, but 1t is thought the velocity of the water would wash it complete ly away.
 Two small wooden bridges west of the Little Colorado are thought a have been carried away. East Of the big bridge two freight trains were tied up and one train was held at HOlbFook all Wednesday night. As yet no re. port of the damage between Holbrook and WinslOw has beer made. Super intendent Gibson \ made immediate preparations for temporary repairs. Number two was held at Winslow i. Wednesday night while No. 3 was tied up at Gallup. Number four and i No. s, arriving here Thursday morn ing. were also tied up, while the west. l bound passenger trans arriving at Gallup were tied up here.
 The loss to farmers having prop erty adjacent to Winslow will prove to be very heavy. At present it looks as though Plus, La PTade, French and Tatum will suffer losses to the extent of s5O00 each. while that of Babbitt Bros. will be somewhat less.
 l During the afternoon of "Wednesday the water was close up on the town oi Winslow, the ball ground being GOV cred by about a foot of water, and il looked as though water would be run ming through the town streets before night, but luckily this misfortune was escaped.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-12-24

ious to get to work again r.gat away T.ae advertisement which they are esndsng out is to notify all that the Boys club is ready to clean up lots, lawns. back yards. do tree pruning and such other work as may be needed about cne's premises. Cleanse your premises and thereby advertise the city, and cblige everybody" is the ap- peal the boys make. All communities ti0ns should he addressed to Lloyd V. Stoner. president. in care of tae su perintendent of schools.
 Superintendent Stilwell is much en couraged at the way the boys have taken up the matter. They are really enthusiastic over the work they have started out to do.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-12-24
PHOENIX SCHOOL CHILDREN
 ARE CLEANING HE STREETS

Hse PHOENIX. Dec. 2s.-The crusade for a cleaner. more beautiful Phoenix. recently started among the boys of fhe Central school. is well under way Already 24 lots have been cleaned up by the boys, and now advertisements Fare being sent out by t1e Boys club,
 as the organization is called, soliciting more business.
 A satisfactory arrangement mas been
 made with the city council. The boys are paid so much per lot for cleaning iup the unoccupied spaces within the fcity limits The rate of pay depends lsomewhat upon how badly the lot needs cleaning.
 1. But llttle has been done for two
 weeks by the boys, but they are anx
Bisbee daily review., 1908-12-24
WORLD RENOWNED AUTO RACERS
 TO ENTER BIC PHOENIX MEET

to hold the races under it's auspices.
 In addition to all the outside cracks who will bring racing cars that are famous in all of the big auto races, both domestic and foreign, there will be several events for local cars and drivers.
 At 1880 o'clock this afternoon the members of the Marieopa Automobile clabfwill hold . meeting to- arrange the events and details of the race meet. They will also arrange for the postponement of the run that was to have been made to Castle Hot Springs or January l.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-12-24
sidewalk Goino Down.

The war of the walk is ended and peace reigns over Douglas. This morning a party of workmen appeared at the corner of G avenue and Ninth street and started the work of Iay' ing the erstwhile famous Kline side walk. This time there was no moles tation by the city officials awaiting them and the work progressed rapidly under the supervision of the lately cumulative MT. Kline, who wore sat isfied and peaceful expression as be. came the victor of hard fought bat tie.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-12-24
Lynchs Fence.

Lynchs Fence.
 Jack Lynch is the recipient of some good natured guying on the subject of the fence which he is building about his Eighth street premises. Jack is using some bricks from his yard which have been burnt and mold ed into large chunks and his fence will be a unique one when finished, but his more facetiors friends are criticising it and stating confidentially to Jack that motorists are taking another street as their machines become frac- tious and shy whsn they reach the new fence
Bisbee daily review., 1908-12-24
DOUGLAS NEWS NOTES.
Shippino More Ore.

shipping morC STS'
 w P. Bedding. the superintendent of the La Caradad mine, owned by the Harris Copper company, located near NacoZari, is in the city today on his way to Los Angeles to spend the holidays with his family. This prop erty was formerly owned by Franh Watts and Tim Lambertson and de velopment work has been under way for about three months. The second car load of ore of 3S tons was shipped this week and went 9 per cent cop per.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-12-24

vide four apartments suitable for either residences or business. At present the addition will be built only one story high. but the walls will be of sufficient strength to sustain an other story later on.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-12-24
JOHNSON CAMP HAS
 MORE GOOD NEWS Workmen On Copper Chief Re- gently Struck Rich Black,
 SuIphide Ore.
(cochise Press

Still more good news from the Johnson camp. News that will nor oniy gladden. the hearts, at this Christmas time of those connected with it. but of all Stockholders in all the different mining companies in the camp.
 Thursday workmegs under Foreman FraRk McGovern in the incline shaft of the Copper Chief. made what is
Bisbee daily review., 1908-12-24
Especial to ReriewJ

PHOENIX. Dec. ss.-Barney old field. Charles Soales. Hughie Hughes and several other world renowned auto racers are coming 10 Phoenix to that has yet been held in the west. It will take place at the fair grouncs on ikriday and Saturday. January I and }
 Waiter Hempei. famous athletic coach. who is now representing old field. is in Phoeni1 soday to arrange with the Maricopa Automobile club
Bisbee daily review., 1908-12-24

In Police Court
 Three dr1nks and shoplifter was the docket in the justice court this morning. The shoplifter got thirty days and the other three five each.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-12-24
Work eeaan.

WOEN be9dn.
 Work was started this morning on the addition which is to be built to the Shaya building at the corner of G avenue and Fourteenth street. The material will be of brick and will pro
Bisbee daily review., 1908-12-24
No Quorum.

INU NuOF uTfI.
 There was a called meeting of the city council set for last night, but al though the call was duly issued no quorum materialized and consequent aly no business was transacted.