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The new South-news., 1909-06-19
STORMS SWEEP OVER TEXAS
Train Blows From Bridge Into
BrazOs River.
ONE KILLED OTHERS ARE INJURED
Dead >cer Haskell Village of
UanIin destroyed. other
Reports ~ Lost.

Kansas city. 40 During a ter
rife windstorm At anKsnH CITY. Ncsi-
co and Orient passenger train was
blown from The bridge across the
Brazoa river between Knox CITY
and Benjamin. Tex j. X. stafford %
crowcli Tex a passenger. wan kill
Cd. Several persons we're Injured.
none fatally
Details received here By y Dlch-
son. vice president and general mana
ger of the Orient Railroad. are mra-
ger. All wires % Texas points are
down. There we're few passengers
on the train. which was running
about twenty miles an hour when
The accident occurred. a terrihc rain
and wind storm Lad been encounter
"a ~ ihc crew nii night
A. the train passed oyor the bridge
sudden blow sent lf rolling into
the almost dry bed of the river be-
low The baggage car aud three
oacbea topplcd over. but the weight
the engine prevented u from loay-
the rails
That more persons were not In
jnroi was duo 20 the fact that at
the point where the train left the
rails the fan Is hut ten feet
further dispatch 20 the Orient
officers here from DeepWater Tex.,
reports the destruction OF section
camp Mt South wichita.
Three Hurt NJ UamIin.
NJ pano. Tn, "A tornado almost
destroyed the little town of Hamlin
In Central Western Toxoa. on the
line OF the Kansas city, Mexico and
Orien, Rnilroad. acvcniy-fiyo miles
northeast OF BIG Springs. Thro,
persons we're seriously injured
Five Dead Near Haskell
Haskell. Tex. .--Thrce dwelling
were destroyed by a storm. A man
his wife and three children. name
unknown. are reported 60 have beer
killed. Wires are down IN all direc
sions and details are hard to obtain
ClouJbursfs Cause Loss.
Fort Worth, Tex. According &c
advicca received hor, by the dispatch
er's Office OF the Toxas and pacln'
Railroad. cloudhursts occurred In sec
tons west OF Fort Worth. killing al
least one person and injuring scores
of others.
-Four KILLED at Icudcrs.
J Lenders. Tex. Y. Gclurp and hi
three childrc>. we're KILLED by u tor
- elk here Mira. tplur
The new South-news., 1909-06-19
wnsr'NkssyIA,s rAnr.

of the '"' urdAr siavonia.
unta' Del Wire
mcnrcrs OF the CS arAr slnyonia
which is tot1 VIM No miles
southwest Of Flores lsNa. The
sseamer Princess lreS Ms $50
miles away when the can oc\o ~
was picked up The oper\ vow MsheJ
haek his answer and learn ea M Ia.
cation Of the stricken Mn vh,
pr,nxcss Irene then has'ene' n, nj,
speed TO the rescue and every kou, ou
hoard the Slavonia was saved-\
The new South-news., 1909-06-19
kractive Guest Room.

The simplest guest room that any
one could imagine The floor had on
it a gray rag carpet. The walls were
covered with plain gray paper and
black moulding joined them to the
ceiling. The narrow old-fashioncd
woodwork of window and door sills
made streaks of black in keeping with
the moulding above the hanging OF
gray japanese crepe. Many tones Oh
quiet gray, but they served TO throw
into relief odd bits Of blue and yellow
Moorish pottery and row Of blue
books. The books were the point OF
the whole gray scheme Of things. They
were covered with blue Holland linen
and the titles on the backs were Of
small yellow pasters.-New rWk
World.
The new South-news., 1909-06-19
Recipes.


Celery -Equa4 peru
finely minced celery and cn cIss~
cheese, moisten with Dnnaise o.
whipped cream; eeaeoo spfraa g
thin bread, cover with = lce pel'e'e'
and spread with cut1o& elv.
Marshmallow CrD0G -Cm
marshmallows, aoo1 - han po''s'
Whip one cup OF tolo& veet cfee.
Cn2p one cup OF !l!!o 'alnuu
mix all tosetnef. bo' sne
set on ice I'M etf~ nsos
twenty hours Defu4Ue4Vg ano
delicious dessert
Escalloped AsparaGmSCst iAto
inch lengths enough on112 asperar
gus to make l pint. Bute hens :
hsh and MI with aiternate~ss
asparagus and bread crumbs
ing Well with butter, pepper
TO- taste Pour over the WI
OF milk and bake so minute
at once
Orange Cream Pie-Beat thorouli.
ly the yolks of two eggs with one-tali
cup of sugar. add two heaping table
The new South-news., 1909-06-19

xu-vs-<' y elk here. Mira. Gclurp
.Ss.A - III A Anderson serious
... &Thlrtccn houses we're
as nfty head OF cattle
III cr fatalities are reported
owl sction OF the state, and 1t
~ csilnNr1 one hundred houses
were blown down. Fifteen rcsiden-
ccs are also reported 60 have been
destroyed at Norkcl, Tex.
The new South-news., 1909-06-19

Leaders. Tex y. Colurp and his
three chidrc-> were Killed by "A tor
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1909-12-10
A New Feeding Grain

A new grain for feeding purposes
and an improved alfalfa that will add
500, 00O, 900 to Uncle Sans crop values
will be submitted at the meeting of the
American Breeders association in
Omaha and later to the American
association for the advancement of
science, in Boston, by Prof. B. G.. Buff
fun. for fifteen years head of the
agricultural department of the Uni
versity of Wyoming, who left Chicago
t. exhibit thee fl fish results of a series
of experiments in grasses and grains
secured ut the experiment farm under
his supervision at WOrland, Wyo. The
feeding grain is new variety of
emmer Il hybrid wheat, which is
superior to corn in bone nouriShment
and tiesh-producIng powder, and yields
from 80 to 100 bushels per acre. or
about double the best Russian spelts.
1t Is u beardles, wheat of large size
and fixed hull, especially fitted to pro
duction in the arid, semi-arid or irri-
gated country west of the Tooth meri-
dian, including all the elevated plateau
of the Rocky Mountains and the
valleys of the mountain ranges. This
region, from the Gulf of Mexico to the
Canadian boundary, has an average
elevation too great for the maturing of
corn. Stock raising of all kinds is
still the dominant interest throughout
the whole of it, and the discovery of
this new feed-gran promises to relieve
the stockmen fro:I the cost and trouble
of importing cora from the middle
western states for use in fattening or
finishing their animals for market
This will mean an almost incalculable
economy in all branches of animal
husbadry, and corresponding increase
in profits. Ogden Examiner
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1909-12-10

it cost almost $35O,OOO to convict is
''out on bail. .... ..
To be sure, the bail forfeitable APP
proximates the amount spent to convict
Ruef, and if it were forfeited the
prosecution would be reimbursed to
within $4,000 of its expenses, while
Ruefs bonds,nen would he out" by
that much. But that the Rlef pro-
ceedings will end in such wildly
grotesque travesty upon justice is I'M
thinkable.
No matter how much cash Ruef
mi ht be able to command for the
public. would his moral guilt be any
less? And why has he been admitted
to bail while minor criminals are com
PEELED to serve their sentences?-Los
Angeles Herald.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1909-12-10
SUGAR AND THE
CAMPAIGN FUND

The stories of bribery of underlings
that are coming from the neighbor-
hood of the New York custom house
are not necessary to inform anybody
that snch bribery WAS an inevitable adj
junct to the sugar frauds for which
several unimportant mob )dieS have been
indicted. This is not the kind of news
no It desired from that quarter.
OF course the unsupported testimony
of Pilrr and CorsI will not he accepted
AS proof that high officials of the
treasury had a guilty knowledge that
the government was being defr;luded
of millions by false sampling and tricky
weighing. 1t is certain, however, that
such information, if it came to their
cars, was cruelty embarrassing.
1t is known that for many years the
republican party has been winning it's
victories by means of the money which
The great tariff-protected monopolies
contribute to it's campaign funds. In
)nsideration of the cash the republic
cln leaders have permitted them to
write their own tariff schedules by
which the people are plundered. And
when one Of these concerns is caught
plundering the government, what are
the party leaders to do?
Not word of trustworthy evidence
has yet been advanced to prove that
the treasury knew of the sugar frauds,
though it is almost incredible that
rumors of them should never have been
heard in Washington. It's only human
that party leaders hearing such stories
would prefer to belittle or diScredit
them rather than to see their party go
down to defeat in the light of full ex-
posture.
The Republican party is hopelessly
bound to the dead body of monopoly
and corruption. 1t cannot be honest
while the sources of its power are dis
honest. It stands in Il position where
it cannot punish frauds ION the govern
ment without destroying itself.
The surmise is not unw,lrranted that
however earnest Secretary NacVeagh
may be III his desire for u thorough
housecleaning in the NEST of corrup-
tiOn," which he describes the custom
house service to be, the searchlight of
the sugar prosecutions will not be turn
ed too intently i'm the direction of the
''men higher up" Turn the rascais out
The Republic
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1909-12-10

Congressman George A. Bartlett
and his law partner, George B. That
cher, returned last evening from Gold
field, where they were called in con-
nection with the bullion tax lawsuits
instituted against the Pittsburg- Silver
Peak Mining company, The suits have
been settled by compromise on basis
of the mining company paying $4,000
and attorneys fees. An arbitrary as
sessment was made some time ago by
Sheriff Bradley of Esmeralda for ap-
proximately $4,000. but this made no
allowance for mining, milling and other
expenditures of the company, the
assessment being on flat charge
against the gross output of the mine.
The suit was instituted by the state
bullion tax collector J.. F. Haley, and
the defendants numbered quite few
prominent Pittsburg capitalists who are
interested in the property and are Of
ficials.-Tonopah Bonanza.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1909-12-10
AN EXPENSIVE CITIZEN

In the effort to put Abe Ruef in the
Jail from which he has been delivered,
the citizens of San Francisco expended
upward Of $500 From first to last
Abe has been about the c1stliest .citizen
with whom Divine Providence has ever
afflicted any community. While Ruef
is out on bail he may ruminatc on the
.jOcnlar cantrips of fate, exemplitied in
his case. Patriotic citizens and the more
American members of the community
were Mortified by the series of villainics
in poor San Francisco and when it be-
came evident the wretched Ruef had an
active part in the proceedings which
demoralized and disgraced great city,
an opinion was formed regarding Ruef
which no evidence that has been adduc.
ed has altered. Rather has that opinion
been confirmed, as additional light has
been cast on the transactions in San
Francisco. But this character whom
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1909-12-10
Lincoln. Grant and Jimmie Haaan

1t is contended by some experts that
ech delivered by negro orator
Pw York mayoralty campaign
sd recently, i'll what is known
as the San Juan Hill district, was the
best of the entire campaign. The
orator was supporting Jimmie Hagan,
Tammany's candidate for county clerk.
He said: II dunno nothin' bout dis
yere white slave legation they's
bringin 'gainst our man fer mayah.
dunno nothn' bout it. | know sumpin
bout black slaves. cause my gran daddy
wuz slave. suppose 1 ought to be Il
republican, cause they tells us Mr..
Linkum and Mr.. Grant set all us black
men free. but | amt Il republican. rs
Il democrat and I'll tell you why. When
IL pooh culled man is sick in bald, with
no coal and nffin t eat in d house, is it
Mr.. Liukum or Mr.. Grant what sends in
a liz coal, and some meat and braid and
sich? is it Mr. Linkum or Mr.. Grant ?
No, sub! It's Jimmie Hagan,"
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1909-12-10
C. GOLD
Next door to Pioneer Saloon, Elko
FRIENDLY WITH THE sPARRoWs.
Little Feathered Pirates Show Attach.
ment for Canary

An odd story of bird friendship,
vouched for as true, was told by a
friend the other day: .
my sister" said the friend. "has a.
canary. Every day, when the weather
Is fine, she puts it's cage out on the
porch where 1t can enjoy the sunlight
and the air. She has kept this up for
so many months, putting the cage al.
ways In the same place, that the
canary has made friends with the
sparrows who live near by. g. -.
In nesting time, l myself have
seen the canary tear bits of paper
from the floor Of it's house and push
them out to the sparrows, who use
them In building their nests. When
the winter Is at its height, and food
IS scarce, l have seen the sparrows
mop Familiarity up on the outside of
the canary's cage, and help themselves
from its seed cups. In return they bring
bits of string and horsehair which
hey have gathered, and push them
through the wire bars to the canary.
These are quite useless to the little
yellow singer but IT seems to ap-
preciate the spirit in which they are
given just the same"
Right to Battle In Icy River.
When the temperature is at freezing
q policeman is, no doubt, justified I'm
concluding that person diving into
the Seine intends to commit suicide
Two Paris policemen, acting under
this impression the other day, fished
out OF the river a man who was seen
splashing about under the Pont des
Arts. Leave mo alone" vera the first
words, II an free citizen and YOU
Lave no right to preven: me from
Lathing II | wart to- I don't want to
die. am making expei .ments to de.
termine the strength Of my lowers of
resistance to the cold. Leave me
Alone" He then dived into the water
again leaving the policemen consider
ably astonished, and with wider &C.
quaintance than ever OF the ecceptri.
eitles of human nature.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1909-09-03

hams Vegetable CompoundiS the most
successful remedy for all kinds OF
female trOubleA and / feel that / can
never praise it enough" LIZZIE
HOLLAND, Noah. Ky.
The hangeof Life il themostcrftical
period Of 3 woman's existence, and
neglect Of health ct this time invites
disease and pain.
Womeneverywhere shouldremember
that there Ii no other remedy known TO
medicine that win 50 successfullyc carry
women through this trying period -
Lydia = Pinkham's Vegetable Com
pound made from native roots and
herhA
For % years II has been curing
women from the worst forms Of female
Ills DISCRIMINATION, liberation. dis
plAoementA fbroid tumorA irregulaxk
6e4 periodic palma backAchA, and
nerves p~rostration.
II yo9 would like special advice
shout your cAoo write = COmflden.
tial letter 70 Mn Pinkham, at
Lynn, Mass. Her advice u freeb
a1d always helpful
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1909-09-03

-1ea8wood-wfth a~eiegaffOug pF~s~
@nG from every sown in the Hills and
frum many of the surrounding towns.
tne twentieth annual meeting of tine
Esaek Hills BAPTIST association held
~ mHsat s~uccensfai convention in ftS
history One ef the important fea-
'tare1 OF the convention Was the APP
pcsnkmen1 OF q missionary commiffea
tp nsafTsf ur tire Baptist interests IN the
H5Ess. E~w r.. FL Baker N Deadwood
hssnE gwen ehnrHs ct thai work n ].
Baker. whns Recently cnxne here frDm
EP4nnnyiwania 10 zccept sle local pull
pit wns further hou0red by being
~iecne1 moderator FIR the ensuing
Iy@ar Rew. C. II Kline of Hot Springs
waa chosen vice moderator. and Raw
y. A. ScSlnman ~ Stsarx4A secretArv
~rrSansYr~r
the Young P-npie's Bapfsne Cnfun
1cksyse sor DrewisfenE- Arthur Wolf.
n~eaxfwnHd. vsce pr~szadenf- Nsm MaheI
Fa1ssn. x<ursfss ~secrssnry.s AiM Grace
Dewey. LNnfs
the Sunday schOnf amsctaxi0n
fsyr president u. l. EAfnn. star
xsaw vsre prsntdeuk NrM sfTau1 Ca3-
'rtEnax sRrFennry ami s-reasursr Charles
EaU~r. Sta1rwsM axsIrHsU was chosen
far taa nsxx annual convention
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1909-09-03
Marriage ana Meanness-

Some years age there lived In Atch-
iara q young wOna noted for her
god works and g~entleness. She was
always helping the poor and vas pa
tiens and kind and universally ad-
inbred she married = fairly good man
and abused him within three months,
She had been good and patient for
years bat . husband vas too much
for her. she had never been cross to
any one until she Was o to her
husband There b something about
marriage that stfrs up hidden depths
Of meAnness on both side&-Atehison
KAN Globe.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1909-09-03

HuSOn-The annual meeting Of the
south Dakota association Of fourth.
class p0sssnAstcrs has be~n In aeas1nn
herr the paa week. with 7. J. Clark
cf HetinAd. r~restdcnt. a w. 6cdrtc Of
PukwanA- vice president and W.. q.
Fuller e Cclton- sccretAry and treas
ur~r. n attendance MAJ represen-
tAttve. The annual address was de-
ltvered By United States Postal In
sp<ctcr George H. Drake Of Ninne-
Apolta
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1909-09-03

Fort pa<rre-&xAniey county al
though ore az the counties 81
the slate. - far N settlement II con-
cern~d IN making . good record tn
marriages and hirths Since Jan 4
fase yeAr mere than go babies have
been horn In h county. these being
evenly divided between hcys and gtraa
Arsarsnw h same period 81 marriage
ikc<nses we're issued. There were -
declarations al intention 10 become
ctsf1~ns ef the United SsAtea and the
deaths numbered a.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1909-09-03
KCEKIyE UCQETEEGENE EU1


ThM new xane Inw In anufi1 Dmko-
- rearir~m that lDcai residents ~
wsf1 - nnn-rsstdwnfs supply ssiem-
msswe& with tim prSper ifErn1H befnr.
they an amy shooting. For the hene-
~ nj Ill Who may hM Interested and
whu mny not he informed - tn the
rrup~r pruc~dur- In SECURING . hunt
suw or flaming can&e wr 1lOt1-
Write IN the enuufv for
hInnka NH aut far bianj and have IL
e~resfs~sf IN ny Al notary and srnf the
|man~y alnn9 Tn sSfe county Er@M1nrHF
and Yosl will g~s tsle lscrnss. Fis1fng
FfuenMm f0r nnn-r@mtfenfM cuMtS -.
H~~tdants At tiain Statn need no fc~na
Mnnt1ng fscrnxe snr nnu-re13densn
rnms SIS f0r big xame and SIS fnr
small Gmme- The hunting eeuSa fnr
residents af sifis stase c1xtx r. y0
shooting hefnr~ tts~ fetst NJ septem-
bsrs This act prohibits fise killing
Enf prairie ~ct1tCMeraas aIasI mr. grouse
for = period at fvwn yeArM Wild luck.
Wild xn0ne NJ amy variety hrmns yr
any variety NJ 4uuMftc fovvi wsfnfever.
mnv ~ AsilAH ana hnt IN poMems0n
h~Gve~n tim I0tii nc 8eptsmfs~r. and
TIRE TOM ~ April following. she fMW
limiting fise number tn twenty The
1nnmmn h~yrsu mmnftnmed ~xpsrn1 the
10tts ~ June snKiuwanx tne imaanes
-4r~Of. T5a penm5ty kmpaM~d for
|hunttn9 wffssuux d license wy this asyv
|rzu3e@ frnm xEs - a minimum fins
10 <1A1 - . maxtEnmm ffne. Anutf1er
1er4tnn sf ttse EMw provides q prunIfY
~ frnvn S10 m s56s fnr sacta same
hlr4 unIasvfatIr KILLED
Ab~xde~m-H- r. Lorksnwson ~ An
|~r1een. reuuvvE tse se&wte~x Yield ~
RYzxn N Hrusn cnmufv. On f-nsTrSeeu
Acyea w. tlyreMsseh I.8aA hus4sris ~
nnts. ~ IgT hRs14sesn 10 sfte acre. The
exsr~Tue ~pTvs8ucrtvjtv nf tle land \
Ep~nrtt&tIy aOe 70 rms fact staax II aft0Sns
Ar. LDckaH3soW& ~pmcktnH hnums ana
IN afsundMu<e ~ FERTILIZER wms unad
~ ~
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1909-09-03

KAdoka-The trsf theatrical trcape
- ever - organized by Sioux Indians
I'm SNnth nak@eA~ - TO give stS initial
,~rfaTmanc~ III thfs pl2ce during the
Fall fair 81 the SsAniey Cuanfy Fair
association. Which - - be Ibid here.
wffssam HsxAShf~aa- an fns3kzn actor
- more tAAn owdhnzry aAsft<y w1s the
oragtaAA0e 81 the pFoseet. The play
ID Said to - q clever cn~ and h cast
- nz&e up sf anssnt rs Indians High
shAesd ahSe 50 an acrobat and VIII per-
scnafsy Pot On . slack wtrs performs
An<es
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1909-09-03

P1errN-The I'D mEftleSs o. northern
|Nenutsy ccuuty vttu hosd t1sefr -
|nnnI MosGtng ~ tl1e weU4 fnrk a.
|MspG + ~ f1sso yeur. aud prusmtnsa
lnnn4 ngUu31Yn " Muosko aud $3.50
|1og ~ wtso 1&eAm1 ftsu61 n11ug4
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1909-09-03

f4Gn - 11E0W04 - 101M4Y W01to o14
~ oeoo1 - ~ - A. 49, -
reoche1 ~ elln1x. s0enDo y osas
lufa&toa ~ upon 49,.
~oAoal1 - nas - pGnisAs1r -
anAoA u loagxA-
10 = onflky: - kAs heoaea tws
1awu. - clv1c m human. O. -
pecr peoplei. paGAstically. ~Ihey ass
nevee e peaes: ~ velf haSEsss thsa.
~ - jnehal: thsy ~ roeAe1. lsat.
- - ap1fn@A. IAey aro uke sheep.
~ knowfng Aow - 1o1k. IAey ~
Ssst ! naa ior ~ DovsFty. ICY ~
ptasd Nm ~ ~ uss4- \ = Ill
vesy vsoaG.-
- nail nm unAss ~ sAa6ov Of
: e1ns1. anA tAsy both Watched u
IN n nasA@A iato tho snnllGAt aeAia.
~ vomAa's intuist0a h sonstfmss
ahacsmally kesn~ Ten are sGrcas
encnsA q aGAt sncA sAinss without
~ A1xtcs ~ : womaa. II there not
Qmekh1ng vilal % No In ~ thin. u
4 1os-ts n - ~ fatAer. JoAAy-
cNAprGN II.
CARRIAGES facsA her ssiftly. He
haA no4 sxp@c<eA this. TAsre vaa
sp0exAfnx u h~s AAndsome eyes that
harrea TO uay 10 ~sahterfaes. The
~ dxed wnnpokso. and he arcpped his
r1e md hsGnn 70 dts up - tnff With
H. toe AZ hts .AceA
II n NJ father. JoAn--
MH- ~ H~RA -&sk M-~a-z~-
gesture. Tn tAe mcst miserable ~
cw allv~s 70 think that this sAoald
TN Into ~ AAAAA ~ I'll hands h the
wowids~
~rsEAaps u u As<ter q easesls.
~Nc&AaA1 y witAcas parpcse. n
niEAt Aavs ~ - s<st yoar hansssy
HIT . ars sure. John: Il Ii
gnssewuxkr
AN - svtAsnee - In my pocket
ony IL ueeA anA H. wind shall car
~ n 1Ova - - - SAY - word
Asart mtn~s-
H naAe = easek movement tcwara
- po<kes. ksk ~ cansAt Ais am
ID nckhfnx focxssA a. Aassy. JCAn4
| renxtnw ~ - svta<n<s wonAd ao&
! MnAo What ~ 6pneA Socas~ o. hs~s
n1r1eF win onk. n ny father d esap
Ahas. n ~ kis tAcAgAsfess greed fcs
msmey ~ ~ robbed IL poox. h&
mmsk ~ 1ade % rss1cr~ What ~ has
sMkea Iknow nv fakhwr. What ~ has
1aae ap1sAFs perfectly legitimate tx
ktn c. - - rss u rEtscn-
N "a aevenda sroa boz vel ~
1sesaas AknseK.- evxstv~r.
- wsnt g. ~fAANs 1seH areaxffas
sc1s<hkng H. thsss - n " - great
smxrxt1e ~ uAeA He 10 monesImaa
mea~vsmnas and ~ Aears 1870 khinka
ne&AAng bnk mcnsx. Bat u Aurex
lsAns I IN . prena emn NJ
xsans&fnkAeT- Her Eips shuk sudden
r. -sfoasys- With : S-sssscnaas wave
81 tS~ hand ~Eow 1 Aas~ rA~ name
~ N, The sound IL II. tAs shcsghk ~ IT,
hpss ny sxkA~r.~ With defiant
prsaes - has always he~n sender
and kind 10 M and 4 saoasd . bs
~ IN a@mA and hiood had 4 nsse tAe
d<strs ~ sAtslt md pre<s<t him
xA@ remeds n simple and clnss Il
$3.50 s-nssssne4 Carrinssea~ gently.
-Sf1paM huk worxhs az neithsr a.
~ I ahA0r ansshEnx that d. NOT wh0f
d A0newE ID i go &C tAxsse sxran9s
Es~ak1 ct naknre kwAo hseixts herself
aeeounk.A1s - - one1 - xise To- ma
hCnesGx t1nk II ~ Sam tptaI sf what
shnmt4 nmme hesn ansniy afStrihxa1sd
sng - Mem1prK n 4 v&r~ % tell
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1909-09-03
Nth DAkDIAI0lc&


Aher1eon-vI&al N~tAeiat1cs for
Brown county for ne 1casA oe July.
1mst complied show hireha
deaths. ~ marFtasaA . natusalnaxts~
papees nsusd and tAre4 divorces
grAateA-
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1909-09-03

vegzf1ttcn-AM arrangements have
A<sR ccEpaeked for the big celebration
~ h~ h@Aa ID shas CITY next week by
the rSone~@S 81 Clay county. and also
Fer TIE exercises incixfens to unwesl-
fng ~ the monument erected ON the
SITE 81 the arsx log school house in
<saxkh Dnk@sA The eeIehratSssn &C.
cMrs en- Wednesday. Aug IS. Among
kn~ rronin@ne m~n who will he pr~a-
f0r addresses are T. s Senator
Robert j. Gamble oe Yankxon. State
Historian D1a ne Robinson Ut Pierre.
II. C. ErigAxsn ef Elk Posnk. presi-
dent Of the nssxrs3 OF reg~nts and
State Senator G. RI pflian of Yank-
na0k
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1909-09-03

XlIIioua 81 white teeth come frum
millions ~ STICKS of WRIGL.EYS
aPEAHNINT.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1909-09-03
AlaboGtfne
The snitaEyMn Costing

Aiahaseineis . povdes made u alabastss
rock, sold In paekageaL Simply mixed
with cold water and appiied. Il 10 rs
befses than kalsomine. Aose beautifnl
~ dealer fps circular showing tint