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Races at Oakland.

Oakland, December 25.-Boggs again distinguished himself at Emeryville to- day by winning the Christmas handicap. The son of Royal Flush had already established himself as the idol of race goers, but the demonstration after to- days victory was the sreates extend ed for several seasons. Although show cry weather prevailed there was a large attendance. Arasee was withdrawn, leav- ing only four to face the barrier in the handicap. Blackford was the favorite. with Boggs next in command. Silver Knight and Blackford set the pace, but Doggs assumed command a sixteenth from home. winning by neck from the fast-coming Edwin T. Fryer. Sil- yer Knight was third. The four horses finished heads and necks apart. The other events were interesting.
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Auto Record nrs.ssn.

Los Angles. December A-In . E. unlls ns4oh raos at Ascot vark bsewesn OaAasad. in his Bsns. and Ksrschsr. in ths Dazsaoa Oidnsld hsoks the wsrA's record for flvs miles In . competitive svsat trsvsrsing the Aistsnos in I:ss o1dhslA. driving his Bsns ear in . race against time. lowered t,,s track record for . mile to Ss 3-S seconds. The for mer record was B5 s-s. made by Hughes h . Christie.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1909-12-26
EnoIand Breeds Many.

England is now the center of the breed- ing of cats, both the long haired and the short-haired Variety, although this coun- try is rapidly coming to the fore in this respect. While the greatest attention in this country has been given to the long haired, the AnGora and the Persian-and the difference between the two Is very slight-the blue, short-haired variety known as the Maltese is being bred, not SO much for its beauty, as for its excel lent reputation e naouser.
 It may seem curious, but among breed CTS 1t is we'll recognized that the higher the grade of cat the more delicate of con stitution 1t is, and the greater care must be exercised to keep 1t in health. Cats are heir to all the Ills of humans, and a few that are peculiarly their own
 One of the most successful breeders in this country gives the following sugges- tions: Kittens shed their teeth when be- tween five and seven months of age, and the teethinE must be watched for it is sometimes necessary to draw old teeth. A mixed diet is best, alternating raw and cooked meat with vegetables and gravy Fish mixed with rice and boiled milk is excellent
 AS a rule food should be given but twice a day in warm weather. but in winter a light midday meal should be given. Loss of appetite is sometimes due to having a cold when the cat loses it's sense of smell Place a small piece of meat in its mouth. It will then realize that the meat tastes good and will eat
 For sore eyes keep in darkened room and wash with borax water For scurvy spots, common among long-haired cats, rub spots with sulphur and vaseline TO prevent fits administer bromide pow der on first signs.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1909-12-26
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The Birmingham age-herald., 1909-12-26
Fiqhts With Disabled Arm.

Savannah, December 25.-(Special.)- Johnny Dohan was awarded the de- cision over Pete Evans of New York in their 15-round bout before the Southern Athletic club today. Evans fought nine rounds with a disabled arm and gave one of the gamest exhibitions ever seen here Dohan was unable to put him out despite the New Workers handi- cap.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1909-12-26

When shopping, call and sample our fine line of Merita Chocolates and Fancy Can dies. The best quality ever of-. fered to the trade. Free sam-i ples every day. Clarke Bros. SO0 N. 20th street.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1909-12-26
Anooras Valuable.

Nor are all these pains taken in vain, for the Angora is valuable. There Is always a good market for this breed and perfectly colored or marked cats are not infrequently sold for as much as s50o. True. cat to bring such figure must be a pedigreed animal and without a blemish but there are many such, as has been attested by the cat shows, where the best of them are displayed.
 The general idea prevails that all An gora cats are costly, but they are not. A thoroughbred. but not pedigreed cat.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1909-12-26

Expert letter specialist. Bell 3487, 006 Farley, l.. F. Pugh.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1909-12-26

Get Merita Chocolates al Clarke's.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-08-24
NUEYOS OBJETOS DE NOVEDAD

"Las Novedades" cumpliendo su
deber con el publico respondiendo
al constante favor ae sus marchan-
tes, acaban de traer un esplendido
surtido de toda clase dc novedades.
En- modclos de camas para matrlmo
MOS no hay possible competencia y
hay ejemplarcs vcrdaderamente pre-
ciosos de S25 en- adelante. C,lbrc
camas Y toda clasc de accessories
para estas, muy artistlcos y dc
todas clases. Todo cuanto objeto
de utilidad y fantasia pueda desear
el mas rcfinado gusto de una
dana Sc encuentra en- Las No
vedades' Traies hechos para
ninos, dc todos preclos y for
mas. FL surtldo de perfumeri;.
de 10 mas variado. Sombreros y plu-
mas magnificos Obictos propios pa
ra regalos de onomastlcos Y de boda,
dc todo artc y i precios convenlen-
ties. No Divides una vista i la elegan
tc tienda de la callc dc San Francisco
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lena el coliseo.
Para ol cornd. La gcntc jovcn
ayida dc noticias V de noticias en-
que csta mczclado cl Dios cicgo, es
pera la confirmation de aIgunos ru
morcs, que rcferentes a nuevos V po
sI5leS compromises circular desdc
hace POGO por los centros socialcs
de la ciudad. Nuestra 'secrctaria"
nos asegura que todavia no hay nadia
y que cn 10 que al Versailles" res
pecta habra que aguardar regresos
&c vlaie para la presentation de can
didaturas.
Algun abogado ioven V has,a aho
ra con lama dc enemigo del himcneo.
tama por supuesto injustificada. pa
rcee que Sc quiere rendir V scgura
mente SC dccldiria a librar Ia batalIa
81 pudiera saber como piensa Ia her
mosa trieueLa de negros oios Y es
qulsIta slmpatia.
, TOT cefca dei otro puente hay una
graclosa "tocaya" de Ia obra que %
da ahora con tanto exito en- el tea
tro tsin 10 de dieqre) que parcce
ha trastcrnado (Sin guerer pues
rarece por ahora no piensa
/ en- perder sui ibertadJ
a a.gunos gaianes. Tambien me
lniolma ia ''secretaria" que por ahO-
Ia no hay re que. De suertc que q,
herldos por la iIecha habran de espe-
rar. aun que muchas veces ia espera
no consueie cUando no Sc sahe i e
obtendra ei triumfo.
De .tooayas" de angeles. Y que
scn muy bonitos angeles 500 Sc sale
que hay aIguros admiradores: pero
tcdavla no sc ha producido deciara
ZONES de guerra, E muy gentiI Il
amazOna de ojos negros. tan negros
COMO tan blanca e su te de jazrni-
ne, Per ESQ se aiegraro N tanto de
qque susIendiera ei viaje.
Semper.
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VeteIanos de CaItu|iha.
Con este mote desiglo ell
"muy general Bragg a
los soldados que comba
tieron contra Espana.
Solo son veteranos los que com
batieron en- la gran guerra ci-
vii.

Ell general Edward s. Bragg, que
en- una OCCASION cause graves DISCUS
tos entire los Estados Unidos yCuba,
siendo consul general en- la Habana,
por haber dicho que "era mas facil
hacer un pito del rabo de un cerdo
que civilian a los cubanos" llam6
la atenci6n del auditorio en- SUI NEE
ting de veteranos de la guerra civil
al que asistieron miembros de la Bri
gada de Hero, celebrado reciepte
mente en- Milwaukee, calificando de
ridiculas las pretensiones de los vese
ramos de la guer ra con Espaiia dc
que Sc les tenga por tales veteranos,
manifestando que los que pelearon
en- la guerra civil son les unicos que
pueden llamarse veteranos con jus
ticia.
Ell general Bragg dijo que los mi
embros Gle la citada brigada asi co
mo todos los que tomaron parte en-
la guerra civil eran en- realidad 've
teranos" en- todo el sentido de la pa
labra, pues que habfan peleado y
marchado y sobrellevado amos de
penalidades por la bandera, dando
el frcnte a balas y granadas en- ba
tallas de carniceria inusitada.
Diio que los que sirvieron en- la
guerra con Espaha apenas tenfan de
recho i que Sc les considerara vctc
ramos, supuesto que 81 scntaron pla
"a fue po rque sabian que la guerra
lba a ser breve, no tuvieron que mar
char al teatro Gle los acontccimientos
sino cue eran condueidos en- trenc>
de pasajercs, V muchos no llegaror
siquiera a yer al encmigo.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-08-24
(UN T|MO
NAS0N|CO.
w ilson Y su hijo ini-
ciaron a Morris.
Ell iniciado fue puesto en-
possession de los misterios
por $3.50
Pero resulto que los masones
no eran de legitima marca
sino ape crifos.

Darius Wilson de 7 1 ano,y su h ijo
James, fueron recientemente arres
tados en- New York, por roba rle a
Morris Besser 81. so. Ell hecho ocu
rri6 como sigue.
Estando Morris en- SUI casa, en-
Newark, Sc le,presentaron los dos in
dividuos diciendo que eran enviados s
,por la gran Logia de Masones, y les
inItaron,a entrar. Morris accedi6
y padre hiie e 10 llevar on a un no
tel en- donHe 10 nicia ron.
LIE ensetaron varios signos mas6
,! Z ;cos. y le dieron largas explicacio
! mes de los secretos de la masone ria
Luego lie cobraron 81. 50.
I Un tempo despues, Besser trat6
, va rios de sus signos en- un amigo que
\ \el sabe es mason, y su amigo lie pre-
gunto que 81 estaba loco. Entonces
Sc dio cuenta de q los dos Wilson no
eran tales masones y que simplemen
tie lie habfan robado los 81. 81.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-08-24
PRO PAI'RIA.

Hermoso libro en- mas de cuatro-
cientas paginas editadas en- papel de
lujo, con numerosos fotograbados. con-
teniendo tcdos los trabajos realizados
en- Washington por la Comisi6n de Ia
Camara de Delegates y toda la docu-
meutsci6n no publicada hssta hoy y
los priucipales discursos, compilada
por el Senor COLL CUCHl; y con
un restmen del Sr. Muhoz Rivera y
una carta del Sr. Benitez, miembros
do la Comisi6n. -PRELIOS. un
ejemplar $500 Franqueo 25 cts -
Todos los pedidos deben hacerse acom-
paiisdos de su importe al sefior CAY.
COLL CUCHJ, T. 0. Box 694. San
Juan, p. r, 5 va
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-08-24
CaceIia en- g|obos.
Sc tomaran fotografias del
Africa teneb rosa"
S globos, 40 aeroplanos y 30
camaras llevaran los excur.
SiOniStaS.

Ell Sr. W. D. Boyce, de Chicago,
sali6 en- el Mauretania para Europa
con ell fin de terminar los preparati-
! vos de un viaje al Africa oriental, en-
:'donde tiene pensado sacar fotogra-
fas de los indfgenas y de los anima-
les del pals desde ell glcbo. Por este
medic, espera el Sr. Boyce v sus So
clos traer fotografas que iiustraran
grandemente aipuebio de losEstados
Unidos acerca de la vida en- ell AJri-
ca tenebrosd.
Los socios del Sr. Boyce en- esta
caceria con camaras son Geogre R.
Caywoldd, y c. A. Hughes. FL Sr.
Lawrence es el jefe fot6grafo de la
compaheros saidran de Nueva York
en- el Hamburg. para encontrarse en-
Napoies con el el 26 de agosto V ell 30
embarcaran todos con direction a
Mombosa. Ell Hamburg llevara
un equipo curioso. Habra tres
globos, cuarenta aeropianos V
treinta camaras. Estas son
de tamafos distintos. desde q
por IS pulgadas para abaio hasta 81
2por 81 2. La mayor parte del tra-
baio Sc hara con luz de magnesia,
atrayendose los animaies por medic
de una luz colgada en- un giobo eau
two. desde el cual Sc haran funcio-
mar las camaras y las luces artificiaies
les.
FL senior Boyce 10 sabe NADIA dc
fotografia pcro diriie la expedition
en- vista del valor de ia obra Y la ex-
citaci6n que ocasionara esta caza
nueva sin derramamiento de
sangre. Espera haber terminado pa
"a Ia pr6xima primavera Y haiiarse
en- Lodres en- mario primero.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-08-24
Cerveza Maxeyilla.

II Sr. Cha.cS We're ha recibido
nuevas imp": .ciones de la acre
di,ada eervez. irancesa La Mare
rile. No cor enc materias nOci-
vas. EShTlhaafa pr el me;odo
Pas'eln re,..lt. ma bebida saluda-
be V t6ni-a 3 DIVIDES que Ia Ger
veza francssa "a Wdrertlle sc ven
de en- to,ios cafes Y estabiecl-
irnentn. de h dad.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-08-24
De S0C|EDAD.

PerSon0tes. Ha ldo a Quay ama,-
en- asuntos par ticulares, el Sr. Car
los H. Blondet, presidente de turno
della junts central de la Union de P.
Rico.
Ha regresado de Guayama y
"Aguirre" ell gobernador Post que
estuvo allf de paseo desde el sabado
Estuvo en- Utuado el sabado, cl
Sr. Jaime Annexy, director inte
rino del Departamento de Carload,
Sanidad y Prisiones.
Ha regresado a SUI residencia en-
Ponce el Dr.. Giol, que estuvo dos,
dias en- San Juan, con motive de los
examenes para medicos inspectores.
Eritos teatrales. Ell primer barito
no de la Compania Gle Zarzuela ofre
ce hoy su beneficio al plblico de
FSan Juan, que tantas muestras de
aimpatias lie ha prodigado justamen
te. Realito hara una magnifica la
Dor en- la 'La Revoltosa", "Musse
ia" y "Soleda" y seguramentc que
Ia function de hoy resultara otro xxi
to para los aplaudidos artistas de la
simpatica troupe. La Viuda Alegre'
fue representada anoche por novena
vez, y hubo verdadero entusiasmo
en- los aplausos tributados a las pri
meras tiples Iris y Peral asf COMO a
Cid, Castillo y demas parties de la
compafia. Lleno complete. Las
"postales retratos" hechos dc Espe-
rama Iris en- traje de aquclla obra
Sc vendieron seguidamente.
Apadecidos. A nuestras buenas
y bellas amiguitas que tuvieran la
bondad de recordarnos ell domingo,
estimamos mucho, muchisimo, sus
felcitaclones. Agradecidos Y obliga
dos.
Restablecidos. La respectable seho
ra madre y sonora hermana de nues
ira lindisima amiguita Esther Ba
tlsta, la monisima cubanita de la
calle del Parque, estan bien de las
dolencias que rcspectivamcnte les
aqu ejaran. La sefora viuda dc Ba
tlsta aun que no restablecida com
pletsmente, esta muy meior de su
enfermedad Dona Emilia complcta
mente bien Lo cclebramos mucho.
Nuestro pesome. A nuestra bucna
y bella amiguita la schorita Maria
Teresa Vizcarrondo, como 4 su So
nora madre V otras hermanas. en-
v1amos nuestro mas sentido pfsams
por la desgraciada muertc DC su her
mano Antonio. de que Sc ha ocupado
oportunamente LA Correspondent
ella" Tomamos parte absolute en- sI
tristeza y que haya para la cstima
BILE fanIlia la resignation cristiana
de la aceptaci6n de los mandates
lnexcrutables dc 10 Alto.
Por las rictimas. FL iucvcs pr6xi
mo Sc prepara una gran function en-
el teatro de la ciudad. La eompahia
de Zarzucla Sc ha prestado gustosa
a cooperar a la benefica obra de OBJ
tener auxilio para los heridos del
elercito espahol en- Melilla, para las
victlmas de la guerra que ahora
mezcla sangre espshola y sangre
marroquf en- el AMBASSADOR Suelo dc
Africa; Y es de esperar que haya VI
lieno esa noche IN cl fcairO dc Ia ciu
dad.
II progroma es osccji'!n Y los ar
tlstas de Ia aplaudida eompaiia ofr'
cersn TN atra yen'r csrectacul" ma
al publico dc la eiudad Que siempr,
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-08-24

'H0l ncTis torres que nsoosIta
mdyOrdonOs hay "ndyordomosR
que nocesiai. IooGci6H. ESas dos
aSpiTGctones 'neuentran con diff
eultGd Y retGra imtds coincidlrarl
Tdpidqn.snfe 3 deseos dc mn yordo-
mos y oGrsc. ss se 0nunc1n ga
la CorresTo rem- Hay en g
ts diario esp 4 y m6diea tarye q
efecte.
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CALIGRAFIA:

CLASSES POR CORRESPON-
DENCIA.-La letra artificial de las
maquinillas, dura, rfgida y mon6to
ma, no es la de I'd. adqulera I'd. Ia
suva propia por mi sistema de en-
senanza y m6todo "Educacion y ar
monia del movimicnto."
Cualqulera que sea su residencia
profession o sexso, POR NAL QUE
ESCRlBA I'd. le garantizo que
adquirira en- muy breve plazo UNA
LETRA INGLESA cursiva . ma
gistral, cxpontanea y raplda, suges-
tiva y bella.
CLASSES A DOMICILIO EN SAN
JUAN y SANTURCE.- -Escriba pa
ra informes al professor que suscrlbe
L. VEGA NEVARES, 7. o. Bon
S43, San Juan p. r..
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Kelley: Carolina, Rov II Richar-
dson; Faiardo. r. Il. Ba ROW; /;
Bayam6n, ". 4. Ba rloW labu
Goa. Franklin YATES. Rio Pie
pras, Victor 5. Woodward. Rio
Grande, don Rafael Rsmirez,; Ba
rros, Frederick YATES : 'iel dis
trito de Vieques, Fernando Va
lera'.
La municipalities Dc Loiza ha
sido agregada al distrito Dc Carolina.
y h De fruliilo Alto q Rio Pesiras.
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En- esta imprenta Sc vende papcl dc
pcri6dicos dos pesos quintal
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Los nombTamientOs
en- instruction.

Han sido nombrados supervising
principals:
Del distrito de Gales. Allen
R. Hallock; Corozal, Gee lilo To
rres Reyes; Isabella, Charles j.
The Mobridge news. [volume] (Mobridge, Walworth Co., S.D.) 190?-1917, 1909-12-24
NEW GROCERY TO BE PUT in
Continued from page |

can close up affairs in the Hills
G.. w. Dawes of st. Joseph.
Mo-, has been in the city for a
week endeavoring to find suita-
Bile building in which to open a
grocery store. bnt as yet he has
been unsuccessful.
Numerous letters are being re-
ceived by the Commercial club and
by F. M. Goodmao, the United
States commissioner, from busi
ness men who intend to embark in
in business in this city in the
spring, but who first are deSirous
to learn something Of the condi
tions here. y number Of profess.
ional men have written local
parties to inquire about conditions,
and it is believed that the spring
will show Il great influx of new
enterprises in Mobridge
Advertising literature sent out
in great quantities by w. NJ
Potts, Hallinan, Goodman & Nor
rison, Klein & Benoist and other
land locaters has advertised Mo-
bridge extensively and these firms
ale receiving more inquiries about
the town and the country adjacent
than they can easily handle.
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Friday, December e. 1899
A Sane Cnristmas

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WILL BALLAST ROAnBl ID SOON
Continued from page y

gravel this week after having pros
pected for weeks along miles Of
track. His official report to the
company went in last night.
Heretofore the railroad company
has shipped in gravel for ballast
from the east, several hundred
ears being brought in last summer
for use on the main line. On
account of the long haul only a
thin ballast was laid With the
discovery Of the new pits the
entire roadbed will be go,.e over
and put in condition that will
not he surpassed by the old eastern
lines that have been built for
years.
Though the local yards are quite
high, it is understood to be the
company's intention to spread
considerable gravel between the
tracks and thereby do away with
SO much dilt and dust.
The company will continue TO
obtain sand from the pit three
miles east Of MObridge.
The Mobridge news. [volume] (Mobridge, Walworth Co., S.D.) 190?-1917, 1909-12-24
Order Appointing Time and Place for iIe.r,r6
OF Application 70 Sell Personal Proper;y

State Of south Dakota County Of Walwortb -
In County Court. la the matter of the os.o,,
OF Joseph G. Arens deceased
On reading and filing the petition o. ! w
sanford, executor Of tho estate Of .Ioserb &
ArehS deceased, praying for an order TO sell on.
"lnton NO g automobile AMI ten slot machine ,
ana tables belonging to said estate
1t is ordered, that all persons interestol i, ,h,
SAM estate appear before Hon. w B Burr. .In3g,
OF the said county court of the county of Wa,
worth and State Of South Dakota At tho oo,,r,
room OF said court in the court house At the city
OF >eiby in said Walworth county. ON the 22pd
day Of December, \. D. 1909 at o'clock in n.
afternoon, then and there to show cause vbv sucb
order should not be made
And IL is furthcr ordered that \ co,v os ,,;.
order be published once in tho Mobridce News :,
weekly newspaper published in tho town a,
hobrldge IN said Walworth county. and .,jo.s,
hve days previous to said 22nd day Of Deoan,h.,
4. ID. 1909
Dated 'his 18th day OF December \. y 1000
By tAs Court
W. b. BURR, Judge Of COUNTY Co.,,
Seal Of County Court
Attest: +. G, Powell Clerk Of the Corn,, Co.
+. L. Empey, Attorney for Execptor Hohrvr
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+. D. kribs Register.
Notice 10 Creditors,

safe OF South Dakota, County Of Waworth, So
L. County Court
In the natter Of the estate Of Joseph c. .rcns.
Deceased.
Notice is hereby given by the undersigned J ".
sanford, executor Of the estate Of Joseph G.
ArenS. deceased. to the creditors of. and al per.
sons having claims against the said decea .cd -
exhibit them with the necessary vouchers, within
SIX months after the first publication Of thi,
notice 70 the said }. w Sanford at Chamberlain.
County Of Brul. and State OF OF South Dakota.
Dated a. Mobrdge, q. D.. November 20. 1900
j. W. SANFORD.
Exocrtor Of the Estate of Joseph G.. ArcnS.
deceased. Chamberlain. South Dakota.
z. f. Empey
Attorney for Executor.
Mobrilge. : D. s5.t
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Estate - Archie +. Flick dcre2sed
Notice is hereby given hy the unIer>i.neI
administrators Of the estate OF Archie +. Flick
deceased. 70 the creditors off, and all person.
having claims against the snid deceased. to cyhibi,
theln with the necessary >ourhers within 81,
months after the first publication OF this notice
TO the >aid administrators at The Office Of Irowa
smith, attorneys al law. in the city Of Sclby. in
Nalworth county. South Dakota
Dated at Mohrid.s :. H.. December 9th. 1909
Frank \ NanHorn.
Angie Q. Flick,
Administrators Of the estate Of Archie Flick
o. lccaa.n,,
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Notice OF Sale of Personal Propertv

Vi ""iC vi IcrSOnai property
State Of South Dakota. Comfy
OF Walworth; ss. In County
Court.
In tn matter Of the estate Of
Joseph G. Arens, deceased
Notice is hereby given that. in
pursuance of an order Of tb.
County Court, of the County of
Walworth, and State of South
Dakota, made on the 22nd dav of
December A. d. 1909, in the mot.
ter OF the Estate of Joseph G.
Arens, Deceased, the UNDERSIGNED
Executor Of the Estate Of said
deceased, will sell at public auc.
ton to the highest bidder for
cash, on Saturday, the stb div of
January \. ID. 1910, at , o'clock
IN the afternoon of said dav ot
si'o iioii' dOor OF the PostOlfice
building. in the town OF Mobridge.
IN SAID Wa'worth County, the
loil'vng personal property, iowit:
one Ninton ". 6 o''tomohile.
ana ten slot machines and tables
Dated this 22nd day of Decem.
Der "A. d. 1909.
j. w. Sanford,
Executor of the estate of Jos,
[. Arens, deceased.
f. f. Empey,
Attorney for Executor,
Mobridge, : d.
The Mobridge news. [volume] (Mobridge, Walworth Co., S.D.) 190?-1917, 1909-12-24
ORROCK WILL BUILD AGAIN
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put into the proposed building as
was in the former structure. The
old building, which was erected
last spring, cost 1000 but Mr.
OrrOck expects to invest over
double that amount in his new
building. The old barn was
24x2S, with a buggy shed l2x2S
while the new one Will he 24xG4
with a buggy she'd lSx64.
The new barn will also be
higher than the former structure
Since the fire of couple of
weeks ago tie },orses IL Ike one
other livery stable il the city. t}at
owned by The Corken brothers
have hardly known what rest
means in their attempt to satisfy
all customers and handle the
combined business.
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