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The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1909-04-30
NEW YORK.

Weather. crop and industrial reports
are still very Irregular. rendering gen
rial characterization difficult. Taken
as a whole, there is, however. a slight
y larger business doing. this being par
.icularly true of retail trade in sec
lions where weather permits and in
bookings for fall and winter delivery
tt wholesale.
In portions Of the South and In the
East generally there IN more confident
purchasing. higher prices for cotton
aiding Ia the former instance. while
along the Atlantic seaboard. business
Oh the Pacific coast has expanded
slightly, particularly III California. In
the central West trade at retail Is ex-
banding slowly and a rather better
business Is reported with country mer-
chants, but jobbing activity Is not a.
pronounced as Ii was some weeks ago,
Industry Is Ia a rather spotted con-
dition. There is more doing la iroa
and steel, but largely. IL In claimed. at
the expense of prices. The improve
ment noted In the cotton goods industry
Is maintained. Prices Of staple goods
are firm There is more doing In silk
manufacturing. Wonlen's wear wooden
goods are In good request and worstad
goods and yarns are strong. refecting
the continued firmness 10 raw wool.
Business failures I'm the United
States for the week ending with April
Is were 2o1. against 227 last week. 26f
In the like week Of 1908, f6I In 1907,
l6T In 1906 and 1879 In 1905. The weeks
failures In Canada number -. which
compares with - last week aud - I'm
the like week 81 leos.-B radstreet's
aommercial Report.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1909-04-30
FAREWELL NOTE HINTS AT PLOT
cambridge leaves Message Sayfno
He Was Victim Of Vaccinations.

Il am the victim of the most diabolical
plot ever devised TO ruin an innocent
man" This was the message contained
in a farewell letter found in the effects
Of William l.. Bainbridge. confidential
agent Of the United States treasury de-
partment In charge OF It's Paris customs
bureau. who committed suicide. Mr..
BainbridEe's colleagues al the American
consulate ia Paris are not able to throw
any light on these tragic words. They
say that they know nothing Of the exist.
euce Of a pto; involving the agent. The
American consul general continues 20 be-
lieye that Ar. Bainbridge bad become In.
sane. Mrs. Eainbridge. however. withou.
hesitation. expresses belief in her bus
bands words. She says her husband was
possessed by the idea that a formeS treas
ury agent bad been plotting his ruin. I,
il understood that an investigation will
be made into the statements eommuni.
Gated 20 Mrs. Bainbridge by her husband.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1909-04-30

correct there h a s~rions shortage In
wheat In America. IL Secretary VIII
son II corure~t there ix ue salartagw an
all. bat only an artificial famine Gu
gendersi by Mr.. ratten for speculative
purposes Also. II Secretary Wilson il
csrres-t. Mr.. rassen's deal viii 60 10
smash sexsn.
The Secretary of Agriculture insists
that the governments report 10 the es.
feet that there were i~sS.pA.tsn bush
els OF reserve wheat in the farmers
hands on March | was strictly correct
and that he knows where tho wheat Ia
w do not ~, our information FROM
poxtlnasters :" exclaimed Secretary
Wilson angrily when the rattrn state
ment was shown him ave set IL from
farmers who are reliable. conscientious
men. We have been perfecsing oar sys-
tenn for gathering Information for the
last twelve yea IN. and IL Is as correct
and thorough as IL Is possible To get.
To corner the wheat market stHscess-
fully NOW adays you have 10 keer buy
ing aud buying and huying. Finally
the time comes when you can't buy
any mere, and then the smash comes !"
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1909-04-30

-LE ffA
zFNXNCN~
CHICAGO.

In the sustained high volume oS pay
a1enfs through the hanks and improve
nent In credits the business conditions
are encouraging. High prsevs for bread.
stufs and labor disputes are temper
airy craSs-currents and leading retail
lines require more ~ssasonabe weather
'or an ample induction 10 merchandise.
but manufacturing makes ,osse prog
rr>s. freight transportation increases
and agriculture has started with an ex
eellent oatleask
Metal aud woodworking gather
strength from the wider demands for
supplies. and iron producers have less
difficulty i'm negotiating contracts for
future deliveries, although no specially
large individual tonnages appear In the
bookings
Increasing Inquiries lnrart a better
tone to railway equipment, forge and
foundry operations. RAN mills In this
district have accumulated much for
ward work, while the orders have more
breadth FOR plates, pipe and merchant
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1909-04-30

WHEAT SCARCITY Is GENERAL
Argsntina's Crop short-Nexico Has
Famine-Flour $50 Higher
than Last Year.

Rise in the price OF -four untl the
mills in America are selling spring
wheat -four at s. a barrel. or $3.50
more than a year aga, Is brought 10
light as one OF the effects Of the pres
ent condition Of the wheat market and
the eountry's supply of the cereal, Ac~
cording to the Chicago Daily News.
managers Of the WaShburn-Croshy
Company. the riiisbury-W ashburn Com
pany and the Northwestern Corsoli~
dated Milling Company. which operate
what are declared the largest mills In
the United States. and practically fix
the price az -four. say there Is no re-
lief In sight from present conditions.
and every indication il that he price
OF -four will continue 10 soar and may
so TO $40 a barrel. The rise in the
wholesale millers' price is being fol-
lowed by a rise in the price 10 brokers
and consumers and will result in ma
teriaily affecting the price Of bread and
bakery goods. The price OF rye Hour
and other hreadstufls has also been In
NbNaSSAs tAtt las sh Akt1 IdAt Va
-four per barrel being about 80 cents In
less than a month.
The managers of the milling compa-
MES deny hat there is any combination
TO increase prices or to control the
business, They insist that the rise In
the price of hour is due to the scarcity
of wheat and breadstufrs In Europe
and other countries. 10 the insufficient
supply in the United States In the light
of the demands which are now being
made and TO the general wheat sltua-
ton.
The price for wheat viii be stiff all
through the sumnler. the miliers de-
clare. The United States has grown a
larger crop han n year ago. but the
worlds supply Is short. There Is a
wheat. -four and bread famine IN Next
co. The price OF Argentine wheat IL
SIPS per bushel and Of Winnipeg or
Canadian wheat about S127. The ship
ments from Argentina are short and
Argentina has been shipping principal
ly TO Liverpool. This increased the Liv-
erpool demand for American ship
ments.
1t requires five bushels Of wheat 10
make a barrel. Taken at Sf29 per
bushel the wheat In each barrel OF -four
costs SG.I5. Add TO that 40 cents for
sacks or wood basins. 20 cents for
freight. i cents for delivery. 5 cents
for storage aud - cents for selling
and carrying accounts. That viii make
the cost price OF -four $3.50, from
which deduct 40 cents for of ais or
the bran and other products saved from
the wheat. which makes the price $40.
And In some instances the freight, de-
livery. storage and other expenses are
higher thar those given. 1t would not
be surprising In the light OF present
existing conditions and in the face OF
the outlook for the future that -four
would go 10 $40 per barrel.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1909-04-30
MANY DIE IN BURNING HOTEL
six Bodies Fouad. Othess sam In The
Ruims Of San EranctscO nsildfm9.

Six bodies recovered aud probably eight
or ten others buried in the ruins elk
injured, one fatally. aud property loss Of
$1,000 are the results OF an early rEssrn-
ing ire that destroyed the NJ. George iIo-
tel. a lodging house for lahorers, and
eight other email bulldogs Ia San Fran
cisco. The bodies taken TO the morgue
were SO charred that Identification Was
impossible. The hotel was a three story
frame building and burned 40 rap48iy
that none Of the 200 occupants bad time
to dress. and manv escaped by jumping
so the roof of an adjoining workAlip.
Scores clambered down the ladders of tae
nremen and the IRE escapes. aud four
jumped 20 safety into tAe bet hesd by ia.
Ere fighters. N the regular boa riders
thirty are un~accounted for. but IL IL be.
lieyed that mani Of them escaped Ia the
confusion and have neglected % report
their safety.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1909-04-30

During the grssster part of the
war" said a retired skipper. there
we're a large numI~sr ~ American clip
pers stalled In Hong Kong ha rilor. hay.
Eng orders 10 remain there from their
owners. who fea red the Alabam ma
Among them was the Humming Bird.
under Capt. Hobbs. Hobbs kicked more
At the arrangement than any one else.
and never wearied ~ protesting against
It. The only way an American vesT
could get out was by sailing under
some foreign flag and this course ex-
cited Hobbs indignation even more
than remaining In idlcncss. Judge Of
his wrath then when he finally was
orcered to set salt the next day under
the British colors. He went ashore
and procured a British flag. the small
1T which could be bought. and this. on
sailing day. was hOisted and near II
WAS fastened a large and mysterious
bundle Of bunting. The harbor master
sailed up and objected angrily that
- British nag was not made properly
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1909-04-30
sMuGoLERs NOW OFFER SEQ. 600
Loeb Rejects second Proposal 10
step th~ Customs Pro.~casiom

call of the investigation % recent
smuggling aud we will pay the United
States government *1sstarp." This Of.
fer. sent through Intermediates in such
a manner that IL eannoi BE traced 10 It's
source. was made the other day 10 Will
lam Loeb. Jr, collector Of the port Of
New York. II came from the ~snuggiers
who tried to bring nf0 the United States.
without paying duty. many thousands Of
dollars worth Of Paris gowns and iaees
w..hin the past few weeks. Mr.. Loeb
refused the Offer. just a. he bad refused
an offer Of 100000 made by the Snug.
giers several days ago. IL indicated In
his mind that the smuggling syndicate
wal desperate and that only a small por-
sion. perhaps. Of their operations had
been uncovered.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1909-04-30


Ia recording the daily life ~ IN
comrades In iisssas Texas brigade Dur
Ing he early days Of the Civil War }.
r. Policy. In a soldiers Letters 10
shsrminw Nellie" gives sssne of me
amusing Incidents which relieved ths
nsoantony Of CAMP life.
There /. a member II ms rosnfsany.
fsr writes. whom | shall cali lack. I~sk
hs revealing his identity the iAie ! r.
late .hauld cling to htTn longer aud
closer than did bis os~reoat-
Locking more 10 bis v comfort and
sets~~ OF sse fitness IT things than To
uniformity ~ dress and consequent
solaierly appearance. Jack dlsdAinfuiiy
rejected the muniss~tss oner at the
Confederate states government 10 fur.
nlsh him a gray and strictly military
o~vereost FOR 81 on credit. and expended
twenty i've In the purchase of . Of .
quality aud fashion To commend iuslf
10 the most fasssdious s~ristoerae
The first night out from IDumfriGs
the weather was ~ intensely cold that
hs de~id@t not to remove n of his
garments. and n. Wrapping himself
In . pair of blankets. he lay down vary
close TO . huge log nrs. where. luiied
BY the genial warmth. he aoon fell
sound aAis~p.
About midnight bob Murray's acute
ens Of smell Was offended By the
SCENT ~ burning cloth. He had only
10 look onee to discover that ~ tho
fre had burned lower and lower Jack
had edged his back nearer n ne4rss
10 II. aud ~ last . stray coal had
lighted . aans. that Ma playing rad
havoc with his blanket and cost.
Reused by isob's Shouts. Jack aid
some rapid hussling round. but alAs!
too late 10 preserve tlsr anatomy. the
pristine. symmetrical snat ensemble. II
tae cherished garment. aud prevent its
Transformation from an elegant frsek
into a nstaae~srtrs. altogether loo open
at tn. back To - comfortable. and With
$50 pointed tails hanging In front IN
sseai Of In THE rear In short. I'm twO
sections, whose only baud OF union was
the velvet cellar.
TIE u~xt morning the rr~~ffalg~n
owner ssaghs ~ repair the aanage by
sewing the burned s~ixs-s tog~s her /. hnt
that herole remedy. although IL reduevd
the tails % ane. ard that pointing In
the right direction. rendered III Ira
f@sssghle 10 hsfsea ~ the front. and
kept him So busy during the day an
swering qu.stiosas that. he declared
wfen Night cam be was too hoarse Ia
talk.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1909-04-30
ana ordered II 70 ~ taken do~a Az

ana ,Rdered II 10 hc taken dosn az
another substituted.
Guess not said Hobbs. THAT 6a9
was bought IN 4 british port and made
by a British subjec.. lie was ! Chinar
man. hn that II neither here nor there.
I don't care III II h the nag Of Plata
gania. I'D long N Il was sold 10 ma f0e
that u England Cusd morning.
The hartor master had nothing %
ay to this aud started back . but 10
had no oon~r done - than the main
b aliiaria wers pulled. the bundle It to
stars and stripes we're wavtng hefor0
the assonssh~d ey~a u The hsrh0s mas
ter, the Yankee shirp~rs and Capt. Ssmr
mes Of the Alabama. which had tu19-
pns into port, Indeed - lArW wae
Old Glory sn this particular cs@ that
II almost brushed th~ Asahama's decAAL
tho vessels h~ing - close together. To
huge dag had h~~a ~pr~seus~d to IL
ship al her launching aud tn sh~ <xrit-
ri spectators on this u~wsasn sreuEr0
larger than the ship herself
The hartsar master pat as~sus. A.
grter than before. and st~ssaa.ted ex-
planati.sas
What aees that tas <sa ssrY
said be.
= That's ray lsass~~ Hax. - ysss.'
~ IA iionass. 'tsa~ trade marx Ut my ewn-
~rs. De rot know wts~stssv thai red
rag up slssrs u. h~atas,bask~a or club.
fss,ssvi or snss huf yea saat give sne
any fssGnts sas The esssassruss a.ss II that
article as there With tae stripes On u.
/ prss.rs~ to ~ that esq haw I pa~as~.
IS es~n please ana wts~rw rs~as~.
wh~t~r II .~ In itonx k.sx ~ In h~ai !
F.r The s~ssnd time. sss~i mnrninx /"
and Hessls. ~sns below
+~fAs -ssssa@~ DAG i~csnx ts~hnssaIiy
u~r~l, the insignia af The iite or sswus
err. th~ ta riser master sssaid carry sh~
argument as further. S<snsness Asw-
ever. was ~ angry ~ having IN st1rs
and stripes haunted In hts fAr~ that ~
sw.r~ to hlow the Hasmsnins ntrd out
" The water II is- ever esuxht hsr cut
side. no matter what a.x slss sailed
UNDER. lie never did N, however. ~
this sayaw~ hang nr~ ~ - many 9th
er. did. and. a. shortly after this ths
Alabama exchanged With The Rear.
sarge certain little essiiisi~s ~s al
know about. his Blowing days wsss
over.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1909-04-30
N5&11@Ef

Ghicago-Cattle. common 10 prims
$500 TO s7.i0 hogs. prime heavy. $50
TO $40 sheep. fair to choice. $500
10 $40. wheat. No. .. Sf.ss, to $40:
corn. No. .. G9e % IL: oass, standard.
BE 10 bic rye. No. = SIC - sJc hay.
timothy, $500 TO Sfte50. prairie. $500
10 st2g. butter. choice creamery. BIC
to 2sc eggs. fstsh, lie TO 22e. potatoes.
per bustel. Sleo 10 81 10.
indianapolis-cs;tle. shipping. $500
to $40. hogs. good TO ehoice heavy.
$50 to S775. sheep. good 10 choice.
$50 TO si.i5 wheat. No. >. $40 to
S1i2: corn, No. . white. 81. TO &c:
oats. No. = white. Bic 10 BE.
81. Iouiz-Cstile. 500 tn 500. hogs.
500 10 xT45: sheep. 500, 10 $50.
wheat. No. 2. Si..Jo TO xl452 corn. No. 2.
TIC 10 I3c; oats. No. =. 5ic 10 55c rye.
No. .. I9c to st.
Cincinnati-CattIe, $500 to $685.:
hogs. 500 20 49, sheep. $3.50 10
s5.15; wheat. No. =. sii3 to si.i5 corn.
70. , mixed. taic To 1ic: oats No .
mixed. 53e TO de. rye. No. .. Sc 70 SIC.
BuFalo-cattle. choice shipping steers
24.0O TO x1.:E hogs. fair to choice. SI,y)
to $40. sheep. common to good mixed.
$500 10 x4T5; lambs. fair 10 choice
$500 to $3.50.
New York-attls. 500 10 xgJ85
hogs. $40 to $3.50: sheep. $500 To
$50; wheat, No. , red. $50 10 $40:
corn. No. .. 1sc 70 19c; oats. natural
white. Sc to Gle: butter. creamery, ~
to 2sc: eggs. western. lac 10 2ie.
Toledo-Wheat. No. . mixed. Sfs39 10
$1.4O: corn. No. 2 mixed. Gse to roc !:
oats. No. 2 mixed. 5-c 10 &C.; RE, No
85c to SIC; clover seed. SJ.o2
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1909-04-30

Several hundred frantic persons gath
erred at the entrance TO st. Johns Gene
terry. near Pittsburg. after a water maia
burst. allowing a hood Of water TO pour
into the cemetery during the night.
Many were thrown down. q
number OF bodies were washed from their
graves. and the rombstones over a large
AREA thrown aside by the force Of the
water. The crowd excitedly demanded
admittance to the cemetery to learn il
the boGies OF friends or relatives had
been washed away by the water.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1909-04-30

Shortly after being sentenced to SERVE
two years in the federal penitentiary fol
sending an obscene letter through thu
nails. Mrs. Rosa Prudential Mcnnish,
the leading woman physician Of Atlanta,
Ga, and proprietor of a sanitarium
committed suicide by drinking prussie
acid, which she had concealed about her
person
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1909-04-30
ICE FLoE SINKS LAKE STEAMER
Five Men Drowned at Entrance e
the strait. of Nacinnc.

Five members II the crew Of the steam
or Eber Ward. grain alden. from Milwau.
kee fer Port Huron. were drowned Tues.
day when the sfeamer sank in Lake
Michigan after striking u heavy ice foe
which fioated deep in the water about siY
miles weSs of Mackinaw City. Mich.
Nine members OF the crew were saved
The Ward vas owned by ID. NJ. Ferry
X 90. Of Detroit. She left Milwaukee
several days ago on her first trip OF the
season. Shortly before entering the
straits the steamer crashed into the ice
foe and stayed afioat bur three minutes,
just long enough 10 enable another steam
barge To steam alongside and take %
part Of the crew. The victims are sup
posed TO have been asleep below whel
the collision occurred.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1909-04-30

s:en. III. Clair Mnshollsnd. veteran
and historian of the Civil war. tells
this incident showing the utter worth
l~.ssslless NJ Confederate paper money nc
the close OF the war.
shortly after Lees surrender" says
the general. II was a short distances
from Richmaud. The Confederate sol
dlers were going home 10 become men
If peacc again and were thinking about
cir farms.
One had a lame. ~hrowen-down hOrs6
which he viewed with pride. Wish I
had him, Jim.' said the other. sWhatsu
you take for himf Ill give yos 42OO0o
for him.
mo- said Jim.
Give you 10000
Give ron 100000 his friend said.
met much replied Jim. 4 jusk
gave $4,000 to have him shod--
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1909-04-30
Tilted Girl sl.y. Actor.

Following closely on the
men, of the approaching marriage Of
Earl p. Adams. actor and stage director,
to Miss Elizabeth Bagley. Miss Jessie
Brown. a well-known young woman. to
whom Adams had been previously en-
gagged. shot and killed him 10 Jackson,
Vile, Fla.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1909-04-30

Informed that his wife had given
birth to TAO bouncing girls. James ID.
Jordan. a well-to-do citizen of Cartere
willie. ia. cried This il too much !"
packed a Salise and fed. This Is the
fourth ser Of twins In the Jordan family
and the father announced after the third
pair came that a fourth set would Gauss
TO leave home.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1909-04-30

DEPART m ent Of
Agriculture con
scrning the wheat
supply we're inac-
curate aud un
trustworthy Our
figures are cor
rest. That fellow
In Chicago 10 en-.
n.cxi In = scheme
70 rob the con.
. m and 10
make money
IL Mr.. l'a,ten in
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1909-04-30

1~54-Jaeqnes Cartier sailed from $,
Malo on his tirst voyage TO the New
World.
was opened.
1sS2-iioliand acknowledged the indie
pendence of the Initei States
NsS-The Assembly of Pennsylvania
granted a charter for ten years 10
the Bank Of North America.
iTSi-UniverSal religious equality Great
cd hy Law in New York.
lssa-Gen. Washington received at Mt.
Vernon official notification of his
election as first President Of the
United States.
tsl2-Congress passed an act annexing
to Louisiana that part OF Florida
lying west Of the Pearl River.
sS1S-Congress authorized the territory
of Illinois to form a State constitu-
ton.
Naturalization Of the Black Sea
opened to American vessels.
1S2-Destruetive FIRE in Charleston,
s. q.
1SS9-The steamer General Pike" burn
ed oa the Mississippi.
~1S5i-Ship Powatan. from Havre 10 New
York. wrecked on Long Beach, with
loss Of over 800 lives.
1ssj-Qgcbec made the capital Of Upper
and Lower Canada.
1s6l-Gov. Ellis Of North Carolina seiz-
ed the Cnited States mint at Char
lotte.
1s62-Slavcry abolished in the District
of Columbia.
1sG4-Isaac Murphy became provisional
governor of Arkansas.
1S55-President Lincoln assaSsinated in
FordS Theater. Washington. by J..
Wilkes Booth Remains of Abra-
ham Lincoln removed from the
White House 10 the capitol.
1s15-Boston celebrated the centennial
of Paul ReYere's ride.
1s16-president Grant vetoed a bin to
reduce the Presidents salary to
$4,000
1S79-0ver 200 persons persisted la col
liery explosion at Mons, Belgium.
1Ss2-Frederick Maclean sentenced to
prison IN England for attempting to
shoot Queen Victoria.
1s92-Rehring Sea modus viyendi adopt
ed in United States Senate.
1S9i-Soath Carolina Supreme Court
decided the dispensary liquor law to
be unconstitutional.
ls95-State capitol at Springfield. III.
damaged by fire.. Railroad traffic
impedei III Vermont and New IIamp-
shire By heavy floods Treaty of
peace between Japan and China
signed at S~Aimonoseki.
1s91-lnternational Copyright Congress
began lis sessions in Paris.
1903-Ex-President Cleveland spoke in
New York in the interest of indus
trial education in the South -.
Ninth annual Congress for Combat
ing Alcoholism met at Bremen.
79ei-Andrew Carnegie established q
fund of 100000 for the reward Of
those who IRISH their lives for others
IAN explosion on the United
States baftleship Missouri killed
Twenty-Five men. Fire in Toronto
destroyed S1o.ee.eo0 worth of prop
erty,
19oi-Earthquake and FIRE destroyed =
large section of San Francisco.
19o.-Wiliam ]. BRYAN declared in ia
vor % the initiative and referendum.
19os-President Roosevelt sent a special
message 10 Congress. advocating the
building Of four battlesaips.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1909-04-30
DENoUNcEs II Z Z A

8scrstary Wilson Predicts PAttenAs
Corner VIII go to smash"
James Wilson. Secretary Of ASricul-
ture. said in answer 10 James A. Pat.
tens charges hal the figures Of the
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1909-04-30

The Salvation Army has I monop-
oily Of the shoe-blacklng husineas =
Copenhagen
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1909-04-30
BASEBALL SEASON OPENS.
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