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Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1909-12-09

Whereas, our fellow-membef, j. HrLLTRx
PARSONS has by the decree Of an overrulina
Providence been called from his earthly uf
ferinE 10 home where pain and sorrow IRE
unknown and whore the weary ard rest,
Therefore, BE II Resolved, That ia iha
death OF ]. Hnlery Parsons. the Trnsteea of
sc. Mary'a Seminary fully recognize that
they have lost one OF their number, who was
at ali times lmbued with the purs principles
az right and justice and whose life and con-
duct suffer no reproach on hls character,
either AZ a member OF this body, feIlow-oiti-
zen, husband or father.
Resolved, That the sincere and heartfelt
sympathiea OF the members Of thin body d
Trustees be and are hereby extended TO the
bereavsd family Of our deceased friend whose
loss We. with them, deeply mourn.
Resolved, That these resolutions be record
Cd on our minutes and that the Secretary
have q copy sent to the two county papers
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1909-12-09
Christmas sbop,r.,

We're 10 December nov .a 2, : lew
days yin tiud the seas, 81 ~ cheer
ano rejoicing upon we snen pre-
sent CITES 10 tl>Se that we love.
Have you woSfed yours2
or all tho may things that tend 70
disturb II that time, that Try 70 de-
priye US 10 chs joy that We are just.
ly eutitlsd Il, nous i more dspress.
Ing than thought Of some dsar one,
for whom 80 htve aot secured a ~
ken u remembrance You recall
bow II was last year. D. not ID, Il
occur again. Start nov. make .
list, aud ga a. once tbs presents
you will give. D. nor pitit III
Xmas will be 80 much happier II al
ssen.--s'vns for itare made In time
Inc stores 81 our Merchants ave
lpl q their Xmas goods. "a
CO.. and GO. your gins II voa
lioA some one aise viii IL ahead
go. ~
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1909-12-09
Nov 81

Train leaves Mecaanicsville at ~ 30.
Pm arriving NJ brAndywine at = so.
Pm. Pores Creek Line Isaves Brady.
wine at 8;02. r. " arrive In Washing.
ton AZ 4 40 md Baltimore az 4 as. ,. n
Trains connecting With the Pope's Creek
Line &C BOWIE leafe Washington and
bnlflmnre ~ Z so a. No Sunday
trains 20 or from Ntchaniceyille.
Mnil Stage leHves f.eonardtown every
day exeept SUNDAY. inr NechanIcayille
~ 7.30, a. n leaves MerhanlcaviIla for
laeonmrdtown ~ anDn aa mail 4 sorsaa
ntnot later than PM
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1909-12-09

There are many small towns over
The country which have been hold.
~ successful market days Of late
q have had social as we'll as
o ,.'.a orial aspect People bring
7 ssa. % descriptions which they
we, "ss, q many ID Of TO town, while
. soms d the arsicl hard who want
so ~ aale. Mercshich are off
saeraaae In sales thro> profit by
80 osfars. Quite oisen,-pecial
p paS amusement program y atsts
! ID. which ensersalns sns ~
. during tbs day s g sa ms's q
lshairtT '-'-as d IL 10. D's1al7g y
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1909-12-09
wANTEp-srcoraa N.

WANTED SUCCESS MAaAztNE
wants an energetic and responsible man
or woman Ia Sc. Mnry's C0onty to coli
Iect for renewals Bnd solicit new sub
scriptions during full orsparstime Ex-
periencs unnecessary. Any onecan start
among friends sud acQuaintanees and
build up . paying and permanent busi-
nefs without capital Complete outfit
and Instructions free. Address, won"
anccnss Magazine. Room 1903, Success
Magazine building, New YORK Ciry,N
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1909-12-09

Confllllnn nf hlnrkni.

Condition Of Market.
Groundleaves 10 date b85 HEds.
Same date 1908. 1901 Hhds.
Demand for proper conditioned
tobacco Is active. with prices the
highest Of the year Planters who
held their crop properly handled
and conditioned have reaped their
reward In higher prices.
AE old tobacco should now be
shipped as promptly as possible,
but not forced Oh the market for the
new crop Is short and prices should
be maintained
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1909-12-09
FoR REMT.

viii rent the Store and Dwelling a.
Valley Lee, Nd. formerly owned By the
late VIM. ] Bean. for one or more years.
Thia IA an exrellert stand and q good
opportunity Tor az enterpFising meFch.
ant For terms apply 10
4. HOorKn LYBu,
April p--h. Valley Lee
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1909-12-09
pantaI Notes.

pr. Alan S. Boarman wgll be at bis
rhSat Mechanicsville on Monday,
sa..s and Wednesday, and la
n.oa.n Thursday, Friday and
su. last full week Of each
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1909-12-09

IL
~ Eaiior ssbiur bosh a N.
sAAooN AID BaI'imors San sbas s.
onari's Y Hayden Is a. asn,,s :,
It, sss speaker q the HOUSE, Il il De !, ] :
gates ask space ID vbur - ,ss I !.
. say lspeaking as an ,sss,1. = \; = s
!. Democra') thai consider he i 49, :
: s0w'ne upon him 81 this honor ,vo M,
q h'ehlg appropriate. and V ,'ss
ron ron tse fact that he has. q. ~ |
su'ro consecutive tins. been e III ~
- = !, D's party to represent The COM
Y y 'be Legislature. tha. d.
4 would Dc approved ana annraos
= ''s' ~ re Democrats Of ST. Mars
y u results indica.e anytb;eo !,
eems % me that his return j Il. :
s,.'. each time by good ma.
r'nes iodicates tba. his oon-~a :
mat body has the approval 49, ,
Of bis party II ~ 4
un.y therefore, his aspirations ! Il
'ne speakership should meet
N the fulI and favorable copaid o
l'lon Of his colleagues 10 The ?
2 q, connection with Tbs foregoing. :.
'lll add incidentally that for these e q.
=. vasvns, IRE 0uvprnUr. 10 mak p.
n's appointments will be jostI- - u
y considering thar that Dr. -
1aen $ endorsementof applicants -
% approved and endorsed by o,
y who, BY their votes. chose Rev
as their representative y
Respectfully
LUKE N. MAT nRwa Las
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1909-12-09

An 4 horse Prick portabIs engine and
/ Djseton 48 inch Inserted tooth saw;
also 30 fret Of 10 inch Apply rubber belt
ing. All in good condition.
Apply TO
4. PAUL HAYDEN,
Nov. IS--lm IseonArdtown, Nd.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1909-12-09
WANTED.

Wanted Live agent Ia Sc. Mary's
County TO sellpopular priced automobile.
General Auto Co.. Inc
IL West Eager Street,
Dec Aim. BALTIMORE. Mn
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1909-12-09

LAST NOTICE TO pELlN-
QuENT TAXPAYERa.

All parties indebted 70 me for Taxes
Tor years 1907 are hereby nofiH-
ed 70 settle the eaTus AT ONCE. ~ | am
now preparing my let 81 all delinuuents
for above years, aud ne soon as same Il
complssed. II viii b turned over TO the
county papers and properties advertised.
BENZ COMBS,
Ex-Treasnrer.
Nov 25-Bt
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1909-12-09
Real Bargains.
sasq7sEssasssE
CLOTHING.

Mems heavy under shirts fleece line,
65cts per pair.
Mems heavy top shirts CSC per pair.
Mems working shirts 10c apiece.
Mems fine shirts 19c apiece.
Mems light socks. Z pair. 25cts.
Mems heavy socks, 4 pair, pc.
Mems and boys suspanders at Zoe per
pair
Ladies hose, good and heavy, 4 pair,
25cfs
CAlicoes OF all colors at 4c a yd.
Gfnghame Of oil colors at Ac q I'd.
20 yds Of yellow cotton for 81.
Bleach cotton at the same price.
Nice dress goods. all wool at 13c Der
yd, and also up TO a 81.
Nice linen towel goods at 4c a I'd.
Nice double bed blankets at pair.
! Good heavy cotton flannel 6kc.
Good mems suits ~ for $3.50.
Sl2 suits for 81 so.
tS suits for $3.50.
Mems good over coats from $3.50 an
70 10, oil colors and qualities
MEMS pants from 6Oc up 10 8. so all
eoiors and qualities.
Boys suits from 81 up to $3.50,
Youths suits from 81 up to $3.50.
Knee pnnts 2 pair -
Bxym over eoAfa r.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1909-12-09
GRocRRIE'

NtAANF Nr4AHAAA 4sla
Sugar, 4lscts pound.
Coffee. best roasted, 10 a pound.
tsnst. green tea 3 pounds for 81.
feast, parsD-1 bars for 26e'
Tor 25cts. -.ankev 4 hoxen
Bread soda. Q pounds for f6n.a
Vinegar gallons for 2Sc, best.
1900 test coal oil. lie per gallon
400 10 bag fine salt for Zoe.
Fruit Jars Ball Mnson 45c per dozen.
Nails Of nj kinds, cut 2k per pound.
Best axes for SOC apiece.
Single breech loading guns at s3.2b.
SHOES.
Meme working shoes from e0c up to
$3.50. Men 5 fine shoes from 81 up TO
$3.50.
Ladies heavy shoes from cupto / go.
Ladies tine shoes from a 81 up to &2.7F
Boys coarse and fine shoes from q g.
up.
Misses fine and coarse shoes from e0c
up
Children shoes from 25c up
CHAS. D1iLLIS0N,
Clifton Factory,
Oct. Tim. st. Mary's Co., Md.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1909-12-09

,,lses Of 81 Mays Semi.
Mouday. 4 commi..ee
Jay y 10 contrac With Mr..
NJ was at in an acslyline plaut
Frshoolata cost q abou. 5000
10y IL TO be doqb during tho
Vas holidays. tbe report Of
V. Maddox, principal, shows
pupils on the rbIl. and the
of the school excellent. The
appointed Miss Garnett Hi.
the Free Scholarship.
December Term Of the ST.
Is Circuit Court convened on
Jay with Associate Judge CANA
on the bench. Dockets we're
d and Judgments entered In
land uncontested cases. The
srk Of the Court was sworn IN by
age cama'ier and subseq uently
administered the oath Of Office 70 tbs
Judge who entered upon the fifteen
year term for which hs was elected
Fov. 2, ultimo. J. Bernard Love.
Rherif, and Benjamin Combs, Rag
kter Of Wills, we're also sworn 10.
r Combs will enter upon the dis
barge Of his duties next Teusday,
be l4th.
| On Thursday last, Messrs. George
Merrick and w. Hampton Ma.
| der, Of the Marlboro bar, came
q 4eonardtown and sued out an at
lment against the Mccormick
>gcting Company. now work 7
State Road. The Sher.s
Magruder are the AZ
Tor the plaintiffs. and Mes
Combs aud Loker appeared for
lie defendant company. We feel as
sured that the Mccormick Company
will weather the financial stress and
pay every debt IL owes in full.
Thursday evening i4a4. Messrs.
Thomas Hunt. one oftheSuperinten.
dents Of The Mccormick Construc-
ton Company and Wiir Rurch got
,n,o an altercation over 500 work
aod q the resulting quarrel, slyAh
s.rnok Hunt on the bead with
hoard and fractured the outsr Oon
Il the bis skull. AT the hearing 2
fora Justice Herbsrt. on Fs'us
evening, DR.. Lynch testified snas
sbas time no could not say WHEN
tns wound was . fatal one Or p
~ Ibis evidence, the Justice 60
lifted Birch to await the resus'
"a NAV s injuries On sasura'
Nan Il developed that Mr- 2
- not seriously hurt, bl 45ssa, !
~ 5000 s On bail. Mr.. hnns
rarv popular with oil wno 2
soss Nm and many irlenas
Dice shat bis injuries are po1
aus and mieh
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1909-12-09

= aalnK or the
=. usn'y leonard Hell.
nfss oh took place
cd on bis ! r. a &, a !
'n'an aud one that |
sa' s'os the history Of |
sa y. Tvs county.
-, ~ pFned by the pu-
pills ibIf O1 bw q marked IL
ssoveY OF e Of Lass month.
s'iii mfard D 70 the standard
requi70y stftutIou. The :
pefce is used, 100 be
" yen very good 50 !
so0a ni 3. Any average !,
IS oqered bad and very :,
!. mes upils having be- +,
VI III % published. !.
p beRreatly pleas. =
parePee that their boys e.
ron twithree hours evsrv e
As 1t be impossible for - J"
40 varhe children II home =.
asion Oab scrupulons . -
10. 1'o1siy AZ era
-'osheIake this oppor.unI. 20
'ank sgood people Of 81.
counsor their generous 7
o. preserves. vegetables no
other things that were OF ead
ssistance. III
age percentage Of the pu. vii
nard Hall. for she month tbos
'er follows Nh
ar High School
Abel. SO 6; George W.
Walter Abel. s8I: Ro-
"a u Lee Russell. s33
81 Wsltar Ralsy'
.Lynch. "a 8 w
rade. Robert Mattinrlv. days
els Duke. so; Herman AID r
81 4 Heurv Camaller a.,
er Russell 784s Vernon r,
Il William Garner. IA 4 nave
de ElbertDrurv, 90 8 distuI
80 1; Wiil4as Fen vick prive
ard Duke. SS3. pbJlIn ~ a.,
] Kemp Maitngly. Sc < ~, y
I'd win. SO 8: NIXON For. ,uk =
Lester Metlii,ly, 7s.3 sof -
!. as ken (
.esS Kerr Dixie. a. n bow Y
sSaNN ,s81; ~, 49,. - 9 oae,,-
!, re tsiSsSweil 3. wilson occur
|. ~ welisAbeli BIS 20 i'ss, .
sA piemenfien you !
- me Eus's Xmas
'meso ~, W. ysaue D. q ssep.
! = A q % spis4 III, the
: - !, Eov .
= nv the ..raclioA !
s,s. Is cents.
....mbont.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1909-12-09

.isiSs and Otherwise,

"a y , ns.' Page for additiouaI
Morgan Knieb.ts
s. re'asives and friends Is ~ 80 g
,oa rns Telephone Line i u. .
q mary's CITY. o"n zoe county
ote the sales of Pa,so..
e shis issue and d lus.' Prop
them. ~ IONS fail to
gvits attention % The
ent Of S. LeviDso 4 " al cd
yer Call and see H. our ST
get the Old FoIk.
w., j Christmas al Ia
'0r town improve u
has been laid and thebns
8gEmen sre now building forms hny
III ~ s,des when the bridge Bile 81
accanted the sbutments viii be nlS aver
ed in. Leo
.ha recent meeting OF sbversb
School Commissioners and Cou4 Est Ye
Superintendents Associasop' ,9anklin
a Baltimore, Commissioner 887
+. Duke, Of Leonardtown, was . Duke.
ID second vice president Of thffn,s, . IAN
ISOLATION. Eighth q
Associate Judge Fillmore Fran
took the oath of Office 10 MARI T;Sr,''
on Tu ssday, November 80 TiburD rs
We BaaIl was elected Puis Guy.
ri wear term and viii. Sky Ora
ged. make onhafth best Paul Duke,
JoFircnithas ever bad. wv ns g
10. 2 Herb RI, Of Mocha kBerna,d Go
& having Ane new siessll,'l " 4
built In thas thriving bE eev 49, al,
.xlaidine j. situated on ~ FoS
railrggd and the lopa ID. 50 o. Chs
- ~ used as 80 impleh ne DoEe'b
house and the secopd i 5. cow
USED for Town HalIr in =, :,
burroughs is the ~ !,
charge d me work. be pss
Az q oapqaA.,bald az sonor .r,se
la Pafe % Naornbs no noa ceu,ss
Of Associats5adgeT Jason. Law.
Charge s5uiNy Bar ned rsso.a ~
,ns eui ,4.z,aA %riog JuaEs, arm
,ss ze.., NII, bis short Tick
IL DancN shs CREW,
Is esteem ~ rsspscs Of 81
nd dsserA al the oiee =
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1909-12-09
EnabNUs.

Having receiving instructions
the best schools 10 the Union anu
granted a diploma, am prepared
EmbaDm and conduct funerals at the
shortdft notice. give personal atten-
ton II all the details Of the business
Everything In my line warranted 90 be
FIRST class and np-to-date,
ResrYxtfuliy,
EpGEEE HALL, 4
Dynard NJ
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1909-12-09
Come And See
FALL DISPLAY.

We extend special invitation
10 our friends and the general
public during this shopping sea-
son to give us call and examine
our stock and get our prices be-
fore buying elsewhere.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1909-03-18

take you with us. Right now Is where
you begin your career as a nurse.
You've got to begin by taking care of
the love that is sick and miserable.
We want 1t to live, my dear. Now,
want direct decision-at once: WIN
you take charge Of two patients on a
long contemplated trip In search of
love and rest-wages paid in advanceT'
She looked at him, white faced and
stunned. He was putting 1t before her
fluendy and In new light She saw
what II was that he considered that
she owed to them-the love of daugh-
ter. after all.
An hour later she stood with Gray
don on the rear platform OF the car.
He was trying to talk calmly of the
country through which they were rush
ing, and she was looking pensively
down the rails that slipped out behind
them.
"we'll be in Chicago in three days.
he remarked.
"Graydon. have decided to go
abroad for five or six months before
starting upon my work. They want
me so much, you see," she said. her
voice triHe uncertain.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1909-03-18

diffident greeting to the elevator boy,
whom he remembered. The boy looked
at him quizzically and nodded with
customary aloofness. Graydon found
himself hoping that he would not meet
Bobby Rigby. He also wondered as
the car shot up how his father had
managed to escape from the meshes
that were drawn about him on the eve
Of his departure. His chances had
looked black and hopeless enough then,
yet he still maintained the same old
Offices In the building, His name was
ON the directory board downstairs.
Graydon's heart gave quick bound
with the thought that his father had
proved the charges false after all.
Elias broom was busy directing the
iabors OF two ablebodied men and a
charwoman, all Of whom were toiling
as they had never toiled before. The
woman was busting law books. and
the men were packing them away I'm
boxes. The front room OF the suit was
in a state OF devastation A dozen
boxes stood about the floor; rugs and
furniture were huddled In the most re-
mote conner awaiting the arrival of the
secondhand man." the floor was lit
tered with paper broom was direct
ing operations with broken umbrella
1t seemed like lash to the toilers.
"Now let's get through with this
room" he was saying in his most i'm
polling way 1.-THE men will be here
for the boxes at A. | don't want 'em
TO wait This back room stuff we'll
put i'm the trunks. Look out there.
Don't you see that nailr'
Eddie Deever, with his usual indo-
lence. was seated upon the edge Of the
writing table in the corner, smoking
his cigarette and commenting with rash
freedom upon the efforts Of the per-
spring slaves.
"How long are you going to keep
these things In the warehousei" he
asked of broom.
"Pm not going to keep them there at
all. They belong to Mr.. Bansemer.
He'll take them out when he has the
time"
Hes getting all the time he wants
now, guess" commented Eddie.
Say. talking about time. I'll be TWEEN
ty-one next Tuesday"
"Old enough to marry"
al don't know about that I'm get
ting pretty wise. DO you know, I've
Just found out how old Rosie Heating
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1909-03-18

the Annex, where David Cable had
taken rooms. They had given up their
north side home some months before,
both he and his wife retiring into the
seclusion that a great hotel can afford
when necessary.
Graydon hurried of to his fathers
Office. eager, yet half fearing, to meet
the man who was responsible for the
broken link In his life-this odd year.
He recalled as he drove across town
that a full year had elapsed since he
spent that unforgettabIe night in Elias
Droom's uncanny home. Was he never
to forget that night-thst night when
his soul seemed even more squalid
than the home OF the recluse?
All OF his baggage except suit case
had been left at the station. He did
not know what had become Of his be-
longings in the former home OF bis ia
Their, nor. for that matter. did he care.
At the L. building ne ventured a
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1909-03-18

"And l shall miss you, Graydon,"
she said, her eyes very solemn and
wistful.
wont you-won't you give me the
promise I want Jane?" he asked eager
". She placed her hand upon his and
shook her head.
won't you be good to me, Graydon
Don't make 1t so hard for me. Please,
please don't tell me again that you love
me-"
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1909-03-18

is. She's Twenty-Five. Gee, It's FUNNY
how fellow always gets stuck on
girl older than himself! Still. she's all
right I'm not saying a word against
her. She wouldn't be twenty-nine II
she could help It,"
81 suppose it's Off between you.
then"
81 don't know about that either. We
lunched at Rector's today. That don't
look like it's of. does II? Four sixty
Ave, including the tip. She don't look
Twenty-Five. does she?'
eve never noticed her"
Never! Well, holy mackerel! You
must he blind then. She says she's seen
you In the elevator a thousand times.
Never noticed herr Ger
IL mean I've never noticed any one
who looked less than Twenty-Five. BY
the way, do you ever see Mr.. Rigby 7
l believe she is in his ONCE"
IL don't go to Rigby's any more"
said Eddie, with sudden stiffness. Hes
a cheap skate"
81 heard he threw you out Of the Of
Ace one day." with dry cackle.
"He did mott We couldn't agree In
certain things regarding the Bansemer
affair. that's all. told him to go to the
devil. or words to that effect"
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1909-03-18
DOLLARS AND CENTS

seed poured into rhe hopper of your drill
bright RED CENT which expected multiply into SO MANY
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1909-03-18

HE spring floods delayed
the eastern xpres
bringing the party to
Chicago nearly a day
late. The Cables and the
Harbins went at once to
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NlLXl

- ~>~>>~>>N>>>-~->~4>~>4~1Nl
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1909-03-18
fro BE Continued
Muskrat and Perfumsry.

WN1NT dN dTIU CI UFFFNf
The question Is asked Us whether
the musk of the common muskrat II
not used TO make cheap perfumery.
We have never heard Of such use Of
muskrat musk, nor can we 6nd any
thing definite on the subject In the
books. Application to large manu-
facturer Of perfumery. however. brings
out the information that some pears
ago musk from the muskrat was txisd
out for perSumery purposes. but was
not found available for this use. Net q
single instance CT its being used now r
known. The musk Of commerce eeasss
chiefly from the musk decr.-Torsst
and Stream.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1909-03-18

Proud Mother Ito admiring visiteS1-
Yes. We think that little Harp has
prsttier hair than any Of ~ cehsr
children Fivs-year-old Bobby (cen-
temptsaouslyl Umph! They showed
me that color, ana ! wouldn't take IT,
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1909-03-18

Il wish could have some power to
persuade you." he said. Changing his
tone to one OF brisk interest. he went
on 1T IL right. dear. II will do you
great good. aud II will be JOY to
them. I'll miss you."
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1909-03-18

DOLLARS would be mighty careful that damaged
the feeding devices that single twas placed the
depth produce the number OF dos
would be still careful that the bids did OF
what fell the OF the ground implanted You would be
mighty looked light wouldnt
that just what doing only takes few seeds make
We into the drill question thoroughly il
about machinery for private minsomehing
intended produce but which, built principles
would
Come in and look all makes of drills what they
claim for them. Then the Kentucky
judgment will surely decide the Kentucky
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1909-03-18
is THE SEEDING,

FERTILE KERNEL AN EQUAL CHANCE TO GROW. Do
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il should and
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have seeding device that will this 1t your duty
find and il.
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and II have something inferiorSEIL ITTRADK 1T
OFF-THROW 1T AWAY Get the that will do for
what should Increase and better harvest
invest in drill at ALL do and that
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1909-03-18

The size of pile of dollars depends
shocks sacks and how grades when market
that pile yours by increasing
the SIZE of harvest and the QUALITY Of the individual
grsn-can't you?
HOW are you attempting to do this?
or selecting the which
best adapted locality but do IN THE GROUND
rightY That's the question:
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When spend dollar il important know what
get The KENTUCKY DRILL made in the Great North
the Interest of the Dakoas The drill that SURE
GUARANTEE grain THICKER and EARLIER
by other drills in the fields.
Will pull lighter than any other of the size,
thereby saving just about a time.
The Drill will PAY FOR ITSELF in one season when
a field prove that this the
cessfu drill The drill buying business a serious