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The bee., 1908-10-01
BRYAN TO ROOSEVELT.
2 Letter to President Which 5rlngs
Forth Spirited Reply

Milwaukee, Wis, Sept. 2s.--Defend-
ing his knowledge of Governor Has.
kell against the charges which have
Seen brought against him until the
charges can be examined In some
court where pArtisanshiD dOes not
bias William Jennings Bryan,
democratic candidate for president,
on his way from Madison to this city.
saturday gave out for publication his
reply to President RoOsevelt's recent
SITTER in response 10 his telegram on
ahe subject.
Mr.. Bryan speaks OF ths election OF
Mr. Haskell as Governor OF Oklahoma,
and says that "the constitution was
adopted and thai GOyernar Haskell
NAs elected In spite OF the Efforts OF
sour administration aud in spite Of
me speech made in Oklahoma by Mr.
Eaft"
Mr.. Bryan charges. among other
niRgs, that the Steel Trust. with
ksnr express consent purchased one
a us largest rivals and thus obtained
sentrol OF more than so per cent OF
40 total output.
IA that IN permitting this you show
- hess fay0r 70 the monODOllsiic cor
pannltoRs than I do 10 opposing
e1smt~
The bee., 1908-10-01
HItchcock The Latest Victim.

New York, Sept. 3O-Deep mystery
surrounds robbery which was com
mitted last Saturday night or sunday
In the private office OF Frank Fl.
Hitchcock. chairman, in the Republi-
can national headquarters in the Me-
tropolitan Tower Letters OF import
ance we're carried away, and with
them notes and memoranda which Mr..
Hitchcock had made.
The bee., 1908-10-01
KENTUCKY CONFERENCE
OF M, E. CHURCH
LIST OF Appointments for Louisville Dis.
trict. Rev. Embv Returned.

The Kentucky Conference of
the NJ f.. Church, which has
been in session at Barbourville.
has adjourned. Rev. j. II. En-.
bry, VINO has beeu pastor of the
church, Is returned, aud Rev. f.
l.. Creech is returned as Presid-
ing Elder.
The following is list of APP
pointm cuts:
The Rev +. l.. Creech, district
superintendent.
Arlington, the Rev. James b.
Jones.
Beaver Dau, the Rev. Q. W.
Fry.
Bow hng Green, the Rev. Beh-
jamin Helm.
Bowling Green Circuit, the
Rev :. Il Wardrp.
Deer l. ck, the Rev. John
Rich.
Drxtervi H., the Rev. John
WYATT.
Darlington, the Rev, J. H.
Embry.
HaiII"lug, the Rev. Isaiah
Crnr.
Hckor, Grove, the Rev. d. f.
Keir suH The Rev. j G. Orr.
Le'tchf'lu, the Rev Geo. w.
Dane.
Loui.villy EpN orth, the Rev.
j. w. O4nlretl; Trlnltt, the Rev.
K. b. Patterson; Wesley, the
Rev. G. A. Fellows.
Marion Circuit, the Rev. 5. j.
Purcell,
Mergantown, the Rev. X. T.
Har fr.
No Ureek, the Rev. w. Fl.
Crane.
Outon, the Rev. j. b. Perry
man.
Greensboro aud Zion, the Rev.
N. G. Circle.
Paducah, the Rev. Z. 7. Lewis.
Patton Creek, the Rev. j. w.
Cahtrell.
Sacramento, the Rev. ID L.
HOitzclaw.
ScottsviIle, the Rev.J. NJ. Horn.
Tompkiusville, the Rev. q. Il.
Davidson.
Vine Grove, the Rev. j. II.
Martin.
WoodsouvIlle, the Rev. Ii, A
Barrett.
The Rev. j. W. E4sley, presi
denl of Union College.
The bee., 1908-10-01
Earman Makes EIlah,.

Chalons-SurMarne. France, Sept. 80
Henry Farman made fight OF AZ
minutes in his aeroplane Tuesday,
covering a distance Of 26 miles. AS
the night took place after sunset 1t
will not be taken into consideration
for the Mlchelin and Aero club prizes.
Mr.. FaFman said that he descended
only because Of the danger OF becom-
ing entangled in the telegraph wires
on account of darkness.
The bee., 1908-10-01
navI. Bound over.

Omaha. Sept. 3O.-FoIlowing a Ave
days battle before Police Judge Craw-
ford, Charles Edward Davis was
bound over TO the district court to
await trial for the alleged murder OF
Or. Rustin on the morning Of Sept. q
Bail was nxed at So 600 which was
promptly furnished by two brothers
Of the defendant aud the accused man
was permitted 10 go.
The bee., 1908-10-01
HASKELL TO SUE HEARST.
Attorney at Kansas City Preparing
Petition Which Will Be Filled Soon.

Kansas. City, Mo-, Sept. 3O.-A
special to the Times from Guthrie,
Okla, says: Gov. G. N. Haskell is
preparing to bring suit in the next
few days against William r. Hearst
because of the latter's charges con-
corning Gov. Haskells alleged con-
nectiOn with an attempt to bribe
Frank s. Monnett for the Standard Oil
Company. The suit will be brought
in Missouri probably at Kansas City.
H. c. Sinlrall, of Mexico. Mo. is here
as attorney for Gov. Haskell, prepar.
ing the petition.
The bee., 1908-10-01
aubonlc plague Threatens.

Washington. Sept. 26.-rhat the
Gulf and Atlantic coasts OF the United
States are threatened with an infec-
ton of Bubonic plague was the warn
ing sounding by DR.. Foster, of Cali
fornia. before the delegates In attend.
aDce on the annual conference of the
Interstate and Provincial Boards OF
Health Of North America. He express
ed the belief that such an infection
already may have taken place. The
address OF Dr. Foster, who Is presi.
dent OF the organization. startled the
Delegates
The bee., 1908-10-01
EpwOnh Lsssu. prosramm, Tor Oct oh.


Topic: The Jov and Peac- of
the House of Got.
Song No. fl.
Prayer by Leader,J 5. Hancock.
Lesson found in 1 Corinthians,
1926.
Read Psalms i2i and 1872 respon.
sively.
Song: Gloria Patri.
Miss Pansy Rule briefly explains
Corinthians, 1926.
Miss Ruby Sisk briefly explains
Psalm l2l.
Mr,. NJ. A. DeshOu briefly ex-
plains Psalm i22.
Remarks and prayer by Miss
Sibyl Ashby.
Special reading by w. 5. Bran
@rll.
Song 1874.
Collection.
Announcements.
Beuedicsioo.
The bee., 1908-10-01

Mr.. Bryan abruptly charges that
Governor Hughes. quoted by Presl'
dent Roosevelt as having "riddled the
Democratic trust remedy" was him
self the beneficiary OF the trusts and
cites the campaign contributions to
the Hughes election fund two years
ago.
Among these are: J. p. Morgan,
John ID. Rockefeller. Andrew Carnegie
and William Nelson Cromwell
MIR. Bryan says that as the presi-
dent quotes Governor Hughes, he
takes It for granted that Judge Taft
has not expressed himself satisfac.
torily on the trust question.
The bee., 1908-10-01
TUBERCULOSIS CONGRESS OPENS
cortelyou, RepEessntins Roosevelt,
Makes Opening Address

Washington, Sept. 29.-With repre-
sentatives from 80 foreign countries,
and forming the largest and most dis
tinguished gathering OF medical sci
entists ever held. the sixth interna
tional congress on tuberculosis
opened It's delibesa;ive sessions Mon
day in the Assembly Hall of the New
National Museum.
Acting as proxy for President
Roosevelt. who is honorary president
OF the congress, and who was unable
TO attend the initial session, Score
tary Of the Treasury Cortelyou made
the welcoming address.
The bee., 1908-10-01
Haskell to speak in ohio.

Guthrie, Okla. Sept. 3O--Goyernor
Haskell stated today that he would
go to Ohio next week and deliver
campaign speeches on the deposit law
and that he would speak in his home
county At the Putnam county fair on
October B.
The bee., 1908-10-01
Roais oeIIIasi 10 Reseusd.

Dover, Sept. 3O.--The tourist steam
yacht Argonaut, with ESQ persons on
board. went down between Dover ana
Dungeness Tuesday morning after col.
liding with the steamer ISiugswell In
: rog. All on board the Argonaut took
" The boats and came ashore.
The bee., 1908-10-01
Six injured In rraln Wreck.

Kearney Neb. Sept. 3O.--A fruit
train crashed into No %. the Grand
Island accommodation tram, In the
Union Pacific yards IN this city late
this afternoon Six persons were in
iured, some Of them seriously.
The bee., 1908-10-01
NO DELAY IN STEWART CASE.
Army Exile Is Ordered to Appear
Before Retiring Board.

Washington. Sept 30-Colouel VIII
liam F. Stewart, of the Coast ARTILLERY,
known as the Exile of Fort Grant, "
appeared under orders Tuesday be-
fore an army retiring board convened
TO determine whether he should be re-
tired on account of heart disease. He
requested a delay of two weeks be-
fore undergoing the physical examlna-
ton necessary before the board can
reach a verdict; but instead of grant
ing the request, he was directed to
Immediately appear before the medi-
cal members of the board At the
same time. these members were
directed to extend the examinations
over such a period of time as may be
necessary to determine whether he is
disabled and il so whether perma-
nently or only temporarily.
The bee., 1908-10-01
only Way to Get Him.

A Pennsylvania man tell out OF a
ee and iisloca'ei his neck lie was
'b'e TO throw II back into pace with
80 The help o. a doctor /, IL evident
At the only way fate can LAY up this
5. IN Is to have him en.er politics.
The bee., 1908-10-01
The asimnIsn Lie.

A man who tried 10 pay his old
iebts Was promptly charged with in
sanity. 1t seems pity that in some
iocalities common honesty is looked
upon as a mental aberration.-C
land Plain Dealer.
The bee., 1908-10-01
A Rural Finaneler.

"Bill, you go out an clear up bout
ten acres O. new groun, whilst John
gifts bout 20 acres ready fer cotton.
an Dick lays on 60 fer corn. an 200
for watermelons; then, saddle the
mules with the mortgages and lay In a
years PROVISIONS. an III stay home
an tigger jest how fur vel be behind
when the years out!"-Atlanta Con
stitution.
The bee., 1908-10-01
Call Meeting.

The members of the General
Baptist Church are requested to
meet at the church next Satur-
day evening at Z 80 o'clock as
there is important business to
be attended TO.
A MEnnKR
The bee., 1908-10-01
rhelr Riaht 10 ee eeautIfuI.

The outward wearing of pretty
things is a delightful habit in a
woman. and the constant aim to DO
beautiful ard attractive is what every
woman should pride herself on pos
sessing. Exchange
The bee., 1908-10-01
Hat. 10 3. banned ovor.

Everybody fixes 10 be noticed"
said Uncle Chen. Oar Is a number.
people dai might try 70 be a. pa
tient as Job was II they thought deg
could git as much fame out OF IT,"
The bee., 1908-10-01
SAYS LETTERS
WERE STOLEN
JOHN D. ARcHeoLD MAKES
STATEMENT IN REGARD TO
CORRESPONDENTS.
HAS full DETAILS OF THEFT
Private Books and Files Looted Three
Years Ago by Empioye and
offered For sale to
Newspapers.

New York, sept Ca new phase
of the discussion of the so-calcd
standard Oil correspondence, made
public recently by William K. Hearst
was entered upon late Tuesday when
John d. Archbold, vice-president of
the Standard OIL Company, made a
statement setting forth details OF the
alleged theft of correspondence from
his files. Former United States Sena-
tor John Lowndes McLaurin of South
Carolina, also entered the field with
signed statement declaring his at
titude In the matter of the CORES
pondence between himself and Mr..
Archbold.
ArehhoId's Statement.
Mr.. Archbold said: I'm response
to many inquiries as to the theft OF
letters from my files, the following
may be made known:
over three years ago a report
reached me that certain of my letters
had been offered for sale to news
papers Of this city, avowedly as stolen
letters. Examination showed that
some letters we're missing and that
they could only have been taken by
some one not only familiar with the
office details, but highly trusted. The
party Of whom suspicion fell stoutly
denied all guilt A little later, how
ever. man who represented himself
as acting between the thief and those
to whom the letters had been sold pro
posed to return some of the letters for
consideration. His story was that
the idea of the theft had been con
ceived by his brother, who had at one
time been in the company's employ,
employee already suspected to accom-
plish the theft. According to the go
between story, he had disposed or the
letters, or some of them, to two men
who purchased them on behalf of Mr..
nearsts newspaper. Tine Journal
Not only mad stolen letters been thus
traded for. but the thief was induced
to carry off one or more letter copying
books, many of whose pages he claims
were photographed, other pages being
removed altogether. The books in
question were, the go-between SAID,
returned after AZ hours
II ia impossible to say how many
we're stolen and sold in this way The
thieves worked at their leisure. II IS
not necessary to say more at present
or to mention names. Confederation
of the go-between story of three years
ago lay in his return of some of the
correspondence at the time. The pro
duction Of stolen letters by Mr.. Hearst
is further corroboration now. Obvi-
ouSly, among such coterie. authenti-
city of their output is not to be lightly
accepted. The opportunities for falsi-
ficatlon, suppressing Of context and
distortion OF passages are many"
The bee., 1908-10-01

London. Sept. S0.-Sir George rras-
colt was today elected Lord Mayor OF
London ia succession " Sir John
chss.es Dcn.
The bee., 1908-10-01
Tres Hav. Fas, ornuth

4 eucalyptus tree sometimes growL
3, f+ct in hree months. Will, q BAN.
'JUo grows two feet ia DAY.
The bee., 1908-10-01

Every hrpai - IS n-e1dei 10
ssve a character ~ his cwn 70 b. wha5
10 other is. 20 DO VIA lu other eau
Claiming
The bee., 1908-10-01
one Comfort for Johnn,.

Yes" said Mrs. Lapsling; Johnny
ries my patience sometimes. but
never spank him don't believe Ia
,'orpulent punishment"
The bee., 1908-10-01
A MEMBER,

italian ProVerb.
OH and truth will get the upper
IN st at last
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1908-10-16

II. G.. Bark Co. have a car of
fine Ben Davis apples at the
depot here, They are being
sold at $1.25 per bushel.
Nj. S. N. Overgaard put a
large load of fine Ohio potatoes
in the cellar of the Vera to-day
They were beauties.
Mrs. John Bouza Of Tyndall,
returned home Thursday norm
ing, after a visit with her parents
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Trumbo.
For Sale.-A few pure blood
Duroc Jersey male pigs. All
eligible to reglstery.-J. +.
Mcfarland. 1921
G.. G. James has at last re-
ceived his new cold tire setter,
and it is a fine piece of ma
chinery.
For Sale: Complete, Avery
Threshing rig. % II. p. Under
Mounted engine 36x60 separator
all ready for work.-A. Amund
son. 10.2.f
Henry Stroh has started the
erection Of q fine two story
residence one block south of the
Congregational church. 1t will
very likely be all enclosed this
week.
M. H. Gill, manager of the r.
NJ. Co. who has been away for
some time has returned, aud
will hereafter remain here and
give his entire attention to the
business 1T this point.
Among the new ads this week
we may mention Hashin & Alick
who are giving the people some
good bargains in various lines;
Hinzman Bros. who are handling
an up to the minute line Of goods
both banks, who tell why your
business should be done through
these institutions.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1908-10-16

Big bargains in men and boys
suits at v. ]. Pesick's.
Attend the Big fall Opening
Sale at-R. NJ. Co.
At the opera house Oct. %,
the famous Wilbur Starr con-
cert company.
Wesley Janda has been here
this week visiting at the home
Ut his brother ]. Y. Janda.
Now is the time TO buy your
overcoat at . bargain at ". J..
Pesicka.
Chas. Lager is building a
large barn on his farm west ,of
Wagner.
The father OF W. c. Donahue,
from Miner county, has been
here this week visiting at the
home Of his son.
Call and examine the Clover
Lear Manure Spreader, prices
right, easy terms.-A. Amund.
son. 1912
Miss Fern and Master Conger
Bonnin left Thursday morning
for Lawrence, Kansas. where
they will attend school the com.
ing year.
Rev VIM. Morrison OF Jes.
sup, Iowa. came to Wagner Fri
day evening on a land hunting
tour. He is much impressed
with this part Of South Dakota
By Saturday | will have a fine
line of winter hats ranging in
price from $50 up. The ladies
are cordially invited to call and
look them over before purchas.
ing.-Louise Wepking.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1908-10-16

Mrs. Sarah Mcfarland. who
has been visiting at the home OF
her sister, Mrs. Chas. McFar-
land, returned to Springfield
Tuesday morning. where she
will visit her brother, Richard
Campbell, Mrs. Chas. McFar.
land accom- panied her.
A number OF the citizens Of
Wagner attended the political
rally at Greenwood Thursday,
at which ex Governor Andrew
+. Lee was the principal speaker
Ex-senator Pettigrew was also
one of the speakers. Among
those who attended we noted II.
d.. James, T. J. Harvey, Rev.
Kelley. +. ). Strohbehn and w.
+. Brazell.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1908-10-16

Boys so suita . 400
Don't forget the paaca-v. ].
PesickA
Mrs, RICE and childrsu. who
have been visiting q tho he0o
OF the for mer's brother, G. Y.
Campbell. returned Tuesday
morning 70 their home In Osksr
ioosa, IowA.
There are some very impovtans
amendmeuts 10 tho coostitutina
that should be very carefully
read aud considered bsS0rs o.
goes ~ the polls and cAsts HE
ballot either for or against then.
tn sdversiss my Aoaogran
Gold filled frames. guaranteed
for Is years. and my Inportsd
Pebble lenses, / will make M
two for q, on this "Trip oaly.@.
J. krail, Opsician. At Wagner
Wednesday October 2isl
s. Z Mcfarland has tnkea
his herd Of cattle down ~ = farm
owned by him In Re- sownshin
where be viii give shso 10
beue6t Of the pAssurags bssssS
shipping them 70 market Ho
WAS accompanied ~ his soa
Louis.
A Representative Of Grand u
land, Neb.. college has been hsFo
week this soliciting studenta foE
hat institution. Nine o. IN =
ths young men Of ths towa
and country have concluded
TO go there and saks : basissss
course this winter.
The New Era this wssk Win
contain tan pages. cir pgos =
which are hOme prinA TAio
il made BY the large number q
ads, ETC.. which appsars j. ~
columns, which 50 % show ~
the business men o. Wagnss p.
preciats the sdvsrsasane ssiss =
this paper, ana Ma nov = =
good time ior sns osyang psoa's
70 make thar vlossf percnAsss
and savs soms money.
County tressurer Evers -
down from Wheslsr lass Friday.
Mr.. Evers' term . 1reasaEoe
sxpires next January. af1or
which he will bscome : rseidsns
lot Wagner. Hs h. sads seo1
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1908-10-16
THE

k' = 80 80 1. "a. q: :: -: - ~
Two girls wanted at once at
the Hotel Vera.
S. S. Jones was a business
caller at Tyndall Wednesday.
J. ]. Kralloptician will be here
| Wednesday October 2lst.
Rev. Father Kelley was a
visitor at Tyndall Tuesday.
The pilgrimage to Trip
county still continues.
l have a good high grade
organ | will sell cheap if taken
soon.-A. j. Baker. 1924
II. G. Bonnin was an east
bound passenger Wednesday
morning.
Don't forget the big bargains
1T V. j. Pesicka's S. Saturday
&ept. II. 1908.
II have a slightly used 4 horse
rower gasoline engine for sale
eap.-A. Amundson. 1912
RS. H. d. James and Mrs.
r. Kennedy we're Sioux City
6itors this week.
J. B. Steckman was up from
lis ranch near Avon the first of
he week.
{ It will be OF material benefit
to our readers if they will read
carefully the notice of election
which appears in this issue.
Place your order now for a
Deering Corn Picker. Guaran
teed to work. For Sale by A.
Amundson.
Misses Anna and Pearl Cole
we're over to Trip the forepart
of the week to try their luck for
q I6O acre piece of Trip county.
The delinquent tax list ap-
pears in this weeks New Era.
Better look it over and see if
you have PAID all your taxes.
F. j. Morse and S. c. Clausen
are a couple OF Charles Mix
citizens who went over to Dallas
this week.
Come in and look over our
line of fur coats, fur lined and
plush lined coats we can save
yon money!. j. Pesicka.
The uppermost question IN
the minds of some of our citizens
now Is: Will l be one Of the
lucky ones in the Trip county
drawing?
Mrs. Hugh Costello returned
to her home in Wagner last
Thursday evening, from an ex-
tended visit at her home in Val,
Iowa.
Harry Thompson aud son
Frank are busy all OF the time
building houses for the Indians.
They are building one at present
near Lake Andes.
A. Fl. Pease Of Aberdeen was
a Wagner visitor this week.
He says that the electric light
company at Aberdeen are en-
ioying the best of prosperity,
with prospects for a steady in
crease in business all the time.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1908-10-16
Louise Wepking.

Messrs. 5. l. and l. NJ. Gable
are enjoying q visit from their
father, S. L.. Gable Of Iowa, and
their cousin, Hayes Gable, OF
California.
Miss Emma Frolic, who has
been in Scotland for some time
past, returned TO Wagner, and
will spend the winter at the
home Of Mrs. Harry Thompson
Fof sale. A good driving
mare aud colt. Horse is perfect
iy gentle and may safely be
handled by children. Will be
sold cheap. A. f. Heligas.
G.. A. Newman is building a
corn crib and granary l6x26 and
q machine shed on his farm south
of town. Like the rest OF our
farmers, he has had a big crop
this year, and needs . place to
store il.
Chas. Campbell and wife were
up from their farm near Avon
Wednesday, and Mr.. Campbell
made a very pleasant call at the
New Era Office. He will rad
this great family necessity for
the next year.
H. d. Jehu Is back from DIAL
las. he thinks perhaps the
Garden of Eden is located near
that point, but thinks Paradise
is located in Wagner. He goes
TO Geddes next week TO work in
Bossingham s drug store.
When you get glasses get them
of J. j. krall the best optician in
the state. He has been coming
to Wagner over seven years.
He has over eleven Thousand
pleased customers. Will lie at
Wagner Wednesday Oct. 21st.
The ministry OF Rev. kratz
closes with Sunday Services.
We bespeak a good attendance
Of mem bers anu friends at the
Methodist Church in recognition
Of his faithful work the past
three years.
A representative of the Deere
Manufacturing Co. has been
here this week setting up aud
testing q corn picking mac hine.
Three machines nave alread Y
been ordered on the record
already made by the machine.
The machine Was tested Tues
day afternoon in u corn field
belonging to Il. +. Morgan,
south of town.
The Priscilla ladies had a very
delightful meeting at the home
Of Mrs. S. L.. Gable Thursday
afternoon. A guessing contest
constituted the principal amuse-
ment. The prize q beautiful lace
dolly was captured by Mrs. n.
j. Warren. At five o'clock an
excellent course luncheon was
served. The next meeting will
be with Mrs A F. HeligAs.
On next Tuesday and Wednes-
day Geddes is to have a. big
harvest festival and street car.
nival Their advertising states
that there will be two big days
Of vaudeville, base ball, horse
racing, Indian dances and other
sports besides three brass bauos
to furnish music. Special ex-
cQrsion trains will be run each
day for the benefit Of those from
this direction who intend TO be
there. Let everyone who can
possibly get away, 60 and enjoy
themselves At least one OF the
| two davs
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1908-10-16

To quickly check . cold. druggists Are dis
pensing every where. . clever Candy Cold
Cure Tablet called ~Preventicy are also nne
for feverish children. Take P~reysntics as
the snecx. stage. 10 head Oh all colds. Hon
VI ~ PC
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1908-10-16

Millinery.


l have made an exceptionally
fine purchase Of HATS for
the fall trade, have secured
the services Of the best
trimmer in Des Moines. 10
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, 1908-10-16

With other household cares
without being bothered with
The family washing. No need
for it either.
We Do FAMILY WASHING
better than it can be done at
home. Just as cheaply too.
Count in the cost Of coal, soap,
tarch, bluing. the washer
roman's pay and meals and our
york is the cheaper. Have US
call for your things this week
TRY the washing that saves you
money and all of the bother as
we'll.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1908-10-16
PINARD & RABEN

Painters, preachers, editors.
end carpenters. The three
ministers Of Wagner. Rsys.
kratx, Johns and Alien. have
ruug the changes on all these
occupations this summer. And
the gentlemen seem "a enjoy
this change OF occupation. too.
Besides these, Rev. Alien has
also managed To raise . pretty
good garden this year. besid -
raising chickens and pigs. He
II reporting for the New Era
during our rush season. and all
news given him will be thank
fully received.