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The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1909-01-15

evening from his trip east.
l.. Engelhorn returned from
his visit at Waukon NJ ondav.
VIM. Belmont went to Spring
Geld Saturday for . few days
visit.
DR.. Il. E Woolery. d VS. has
returned from his visit at
Aurora, Neb.
Morris Whalen started We'd.
nesday morning for his claim
southeast OF Pierre.
John Stedronsky went up to
Platte Tuesday evening. He
was attending court.
Mrs. w. +. Brazzill aud Mrs.
G. Neide' me'er were passengers
for points east Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. p. j. Trout are
rejoicing W. the advent Of a
girl at thei. place last SATURDAY..
Have DR.. ]. j. Krall, the op.
tician, look after the eyes o: your
children January %. 1-8-4
Wait for him. He is coming
January %. j. j. Krall uptician.
l-o-4
Big Sale at the Wagner Feed
store on Platte Flour. Best on
market. Try it.
j.. J Krall, opt;cian Of Tvndall
will be here Friday, Jan. 90
1.e-
For sale. House 1924. single
story; and sable; also four lots
in east Wagner. Jacob Greaser.
1-s-3mp
S. n. Overgaard is enjoving a
visit from two brothers. +. n.
aud NJ. N. Oyergaard, of Center
vile.
DR.. Ellis. who for some time
past haze been with Dr.. Donovan
left Tues day morning for Reno,
Nevada.
There will be preaching at the
Mckee school house next Sun
day afternoon. Come and bring
someone with you.
Lost, a purse containing an
amount of money, Tuesday eve
ming on West main street. Re.
turn to New Era Office.
G. V. Stevens and wife return
ed this week from an extended
visit with relatives and friends
al their old home in Iowa.
Remember that the Tooth an
n~iversary of Lincoln's birth is to
be observed with appropriate
exercises. and plan to come.
Mr.. Larson, who has been
visiting his brother in law, S. N.
Overgaard. returned to his home
near Scotland last Saturday.
The ice men are busy now i'll
ling up their houses with con
gealed water to be used by us
fora price, for cooling purposes
Mrs. w. /. DAILY returned
Tuesday evening from Olivst,
where she has been for q couple
ot weeks at the home o. her par
ents.
Elizabeth de Barrie Gill-Au
dience completely captured by
her pleasing personality and ar.
tistic excellence. Argus Leader.
Sioux Falls. At Wagner Oper,
House Jan. 20.
All members of the order o
the Eastern Star, and those eli
gible to membership in thi'
order, are requested to NEE
en- the evening of January le
at 80, in the Masonic Hall, 70
the purpose Of %perfectlng ar
rangements for the institution
Of q chapter at this place.
Mrs. d II. Stroh. Chm
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1909-01-15

A treat OF the season Elizabeth
~ Barrie G,ll At the Opera House
Jan 20.
Was our telephone war q
flash in the pau" or \ "tem pest
in a teapot"
Some good horses for sale.
Inquire Of v. O.. X. Swensou.
4, F. ID. No. 2. l.l53n
IL YOU are not nsiag Platte
Flour you ought to. Try it auo
you will NOT use any other at
the Wagner Feed Store.
For sale A good four room
house. and barn for six horses.
two lots and good well. jacob
Greaser. ls-3mp,
When you hear = man always
and eternally knocking, you
may be sure he's sore because
everything don't come his way.
Mr. aud Mrs. T.. G.. Hall were
on the train Tuesday morning
enroute for u war mer climate.
They expect TO stop at King
fisher. Okla.
Mr.. Sill. who has been visiting
his nephew, O.. w. Bullock, took
the train Wednesday for Devils
Lake, n. d., where three Of his
daughters live.
Don't forget the reception Of
the Epworth League to the young
people of Wagner on Friday
evening. January Is. Reserve
the date for that occasion.
| wish to heartily thank all
the people who SO kindly voted
for me and helped me to win
the watch in the contest held bv
the Catholic church last week.
| Miss Bessie Peshek.
Lost a hand bag and pocket
book containing about Sl4, one
$40 gold piece and some silver.
Lost between postoihce and w.
l. Mitchell's place. Return to
New Era office and receive re
ward.
VIM. McWilliams who has
been visiting at the MEG uire
home, returned to Wisconsin
Wednesday. He likes this
country SO well, however, that
he expects to return here in the
spring TO make his home.
Elizabeth de Barrie Gil
comes to US on January .,
with the highest of recon mend
atoms from the press, public
speakers, and all that realize and
appreciate a highly educated ant
thoroughly accomplished enter
tainer. She is a whole show
within herself, she can sway her
audience from a mirthful laugh
ter into tears. Don't fail 30 hear
her at Opera House. Jan. 20
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1909-01-15
Assignee Of Charles Hashin

The healing. soothing. refreshing setses at
HOLSTERS Rocky Mountain Tea sseansss
and regulates the bowels. tones and puri1se
the stomach. increases nerve force. Mako
you well-k~sps you we'll. Tea or Tables.
Is cents.-pi. ard a kAhena.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1909-01-15

~eg0NS9S NO
Lydia WiImaur Is visiting al
the Weber and Fischer homes
A marty Of young people from
Tvndall, have been guests Al the
Hoey and LYONS homes.
John Weber purchased a al
load OF cattle near Lake Andes
and shipped them from that
place.
Every one 10 invited to attend
the joint debate between Wagner
and the &C. DC. Friday evening
January Is.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Cooke who
have spent some time at the
home OF their uncle w. w. coch
ran departed for their home IN
Indiana
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Carpen
ter who have been visiting rel
atiyes aud friends in Choteau
Creek returned ~ their home a.
Letcher Wednesday.
Mrs. Grace Patrick and daugh
ter Leo.i feft for Springfield
last week whsra th,v Will visit
relatives before joining MIR. Pat
rick at their ne~ hone IN wheel
err. 1t is needless Ia say that
the people Of Chot.'aa Creek feel
that thy have met with a great
loss bv The departure of tli~
estsmable family. bnt all pin ia
wishing the IA .ucce IS 10 their
new home.
Elizabeth De Barrie Gill has
been repeatedly called upon Ia
give her reciiais III songs and
Interpreting readings. And al
ways greatly delighted the large
audience present. II gives me
added pleasure tn say she Is very
highly esteemed, ID my personal
knowledge. John Wanamakef
Ex. Postmaster General.
AT Opera House Jan. %.
LADIES' aud Gents suits clean
ed, pressed aud repaired a.
lowest prices. Where two or
more parties sond their suits
to gether l will pay express
charges both wavs. Send me
your work and YOU will receive
prompt attention -Bernard Bon
nem. Tailor and Cutter. los 3rd
st. East new phone ei2 Yankton
S. Dakota 81
J. T.. Payne is one of the new
stockholders OF the Valley State
Bank and has been elected as
vice president of the institution.
Mr.. Payne is q we'll known locaI
capitalist and viii add mate rally
10 the soiiditv and financial
standing Of the institution ......
John S~tedrons1y OF Wagner.
president Of Sted ronsky Bros.
Go was in town the latter part
of last week looking over tho in.
terests Of his company at this
place.-LAke Andes Wave.
II your Stomach. Heart. or kidress mr.,
weak. try st least . fe~ co.ss only u Dr
shoep's Restorative In I've or ten day,
; only. the resuit will surprise you. A lev
cents will cover the cost And her. 10 why
hsip comes % quickly. DR.. sLsup ocean
drug the Stomach nor stimulate the Hear
or Kidneys. bf. Shnons Restorative xo~r
directly 10 the weak aEd failing nerves
Each organ has it, own controlling nerve
W hon these nerves fail ths dep ndipg OF
sans must Of neccssitv faiser. This plain
vet vital truth. clearly tells Why pr. sssuop'
Restorative 10 - universally sacc~ssfui. IL
success 10 leading druggists ever whsre Il
Eve tt universal preference A test wig
surely tell. - By Wagner Drug Co.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1909-01-15
A cordialinvitation is extende,

A cordialinvitation is extended
to all to attend the following SER
vices in the Methodist church,
SUNDAY, Jan. II. l0:45,
morning worship. Sermon by
the pastor on the theme, 1.-THE
Living Church. This will be a
companion sermon to the one de
livered last Sunday NOR ming /.
1905 Sunday school. $50 Ep-
worth League. 7:3o Song and
Prayer service followed by ser
m on. ST. etill music by the
choir. A. J. Hoyer, Pastor.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1909-01-15

Besides 20 large cups frym each sc pack
age OF DIR. Shoops Health Coffee I nov put In
a &c clever slivered "No-Drip' Coffee
S~,ra,ner Coupon. Look for it The salts
action OF Health Conee IL. besides. most
perfect. Made only from pure toasted
cereals. malt. nuts. etc. sold by Wagner
Drug Co.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1909-01-15

For Sale on Easy Terms
Wagner property. Rssicena>
prices from 5000 to $6OOe
Several business houses.
Adam Grimes
Omaha daily bee., 1909-12-11
HALF-CENT MILE RATE FOR
STATE AND COUNTY FAIRS
InterstRte Commences CommIssion
Suggests This AS Price for
Excursion Tickets.

WASHINGTON, Dec, s.-In a decision to-
day, the Interstate Commerce commission
suggests that when railroads make a spe-
cial excursion rate to state or county fairs
or to large state meetings the rate be
symmetrical with other rates of q similar
kind.
The matter arose in the case of the
Weber club and Intermountain Fair as
ISOLATION OF ogden. Utah. against the ore
gon Short Line railway and other common
carriers, 1t is alleged the defendants dis
eliminated against Ogden and in favor OF
Salt Lake City, because they charged more
for excursion tickets to Ogden than they
charged 70 Salt Lake City for like ex-
cGrsions.
After consideration OF All the facts. the
commission held that no Undue preference
had been shown salt Lake City, but It sug-
gested that the carriers Establish q uniform
passenger rate OF v cent per mile each way
to state and county fAlrs. Under the law.
however, the commission could make no
absolute requirement that Its suggestion be
followed.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-12-11
IMPLEMENT DEALERS KNOCK
PROPOSED PARCELS POST
Eleventh g~esaiOn Of Interstate AssO-
citation ConeIudes Work at
r sioux Fails.

SIOUX FALLS, s. D., Dec. ~9.-(specia'
TSlesram.)-The eleventh annual conven-
ton OF the Retail implement Deales' as
ISOLATION Of South Dakota, southew estern
Minnesota and northwestern Iowa was con
Guided here this evening, after the mos
successful meeting in the history OF the
association. Shortly before final adjourn.
ment the following officers were elected
for the, coming year;
President. Il. O. Watson, Chamberlain.
vice president, ]. s. Farley. Milbank: score
tarystreasurer, e.. w. Barton, vermllior
(ra-elected.l
II, G. Meyer. Lake Park, Ia. and r. e
MeDousall, Britton, were elected members
OF the board Of directors. The resolutions
as adopted declare against the passag,
Of the proposed parcels post law, opposi
ton to the establishment OF branch store.
In country towns>by jobbers or manufac
turers for the purpose OF telling goods al
retail and a demand that such houses b,
eliminated in the Interest Of fair play ant
honest competition. Various other matter;
Of vital interest to the retail implement anc
vehicle trade were made the subject o
declarations in the report OF the resolu
lions committee.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-12-11
Ice Trust Case
to Jury Today
Attorney for State Says Combine Has
Sixty Million in Paper and Twenty
Thousand Cash Capital.

NEW YORK, Dec. 10.--A jury will decide
tomorrow whether the American Ice com
7any shall be dissolved for conspiracy in
restraint OF trade or shall continue it's
services to 100000 consumers ohm B..
stanchfield summed up for the defense
today ard James w. Osborne for the
state, began his closing argument late
today.
Mr.. Stanchfield laid stress today on the
size of the company, which. he said, made
1t a quasi public institution. inasmueh as
Ice is virtually a necessity Of life.
The trial bristies with evidence" he
continued. that there is no monopoly Of
The supply and, in view OF increasing ar
llficlal production, can never be-"
Mr.. Osborne argued that no ompany
should serve 100000 customers with a
necessity OF life. A thousand dealers in
competition we're not too many. he thought,
for so huge a market.
This corporation" he said, had SEQ,
100000 of-paper and a cash capital Of only
$4,000. Then they go ahead and offer
540,0OO,00O Of paper to secure 100000 900 of
competition and ask the public to pay
dividends on the wind and water. And
what is their defense7 That It was q
foolish thing to try to create a monopoly
in ice. because it could not be done"
Omaha daily bee., 1909-12-11
WILDCAT IlGES MUFFIN.
Thirty-Eive Pound Kitten Invsdes Elk.
pos Domestic Science Kitchen.
RECESS Is DECLARED AT ONCE
DOughty Instructor Entertains Furry
Feline Guest Untn Keeper Man
Comes with "JeweIry'' and
Leads Pet-Away to Cage.

The cali OF the succulent corn muffin as
expressed In the domestic science depart
ment OF the corn show proved too much
for Josephine. the hybrid-wild cat freak
on exhibition In the 'Barnyard" as the
exposition's midway IL known.
Josephine alighted on her softly padded
feet in the middle OF the kitchen foundry
and purred in her dearest mezzo-soprano.
Oh. feathers! How they did ny.
Domestic scientists in white caps and
aprons fled In fright from the room.
Screams, squeals and giggles pierced the
air. Crab meats were left to burn, but
Josephine. thirty-five pounds Of electricity
and steely sinuous muscles. neatly done
up in pretty spotted velvet furs, becam,
the empress Of the Kitchen for one brief
minute.
Now girls don't be foolish" sounded
the voice Of the Instructor IN an almos,
Gliding tone. why you girls have beer
scared by one little pretty kitten.Y
The doughty instructor, armed with &
broom. tried some diplomatic coaNlng.
Mice kitty. Want a muffin?'
Kitty did and Kitty got It. too, from @
respectful distance OF ten feet.
The wild cat swallowed the delicacy will
due appreciation and arching her bach
purred some more for her admiring ano
fearing audience.
Then the keeper same along with a
collar and chain and the show was over.
Josephine. the adventursome kitten, ia
the offspring OF a South American ocelot
which is a small jaguar. and q big Russian
house cat. Those who rave seen Josie
when she Is riled aver that there Is also
q predominating admixture Of buzz-saw.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-12-11
TWO DOMESTIC TRAGEDIES
Double Shooting at Oakland, OaA''
Results in Two Deaths and FataI
Injury to Two.

OAKLAND, Cal, Dec. s.-As a result Of
two domestic tragedies tonight, DR., Eugene
Woods, a physician and Fred Schenck are
dead and Gabriel Jacobs and Mrs. j. A
Jones are dying.
DIR. Woods was shot through the head
by Jacobs, husband of the woman named
by the Doctors wife in her suit for divorce,
filed a few lays ago. Jacobs shot himself
and cannot recover.
Upon returning to his roomins house TO-
night, Fred Schenck opened fire with two
revolvers upon Mr.. and Mrs. j. A. Jones'
Mrs. Jones was probably fatally wounded.
Her husband escaped. Schenck then killed
himself
schenck is said to have believed that
MIS-. Jones was responsible for his wife
leaving him .....
Omaha daily bee., 1909-12-11
cloeks-FRENzER-I5th and Dodge.
NO PARTIES, IMPERIAL POLICY
Chancellor Bethmahn-HOIIweE Out
lines NOnpartiHan stand OF p
German GOverament.

BERLIN, Dec, s.-Dr. Bethmann-Hoiiwes,
tho chancellor, In his maiden speech in the
reiehstag today, set forth that the I'M
perial governments policy was to stand
Rloof from parties and groups Of parties;
In short that the government Of Germany
WAS not a government by party. Govern
mental measures would be submitted to
the reiehstag for adoption, said the ohan-
eellor, but he was not disposed to define
the constellation OF parties which he
thought would support these measures. The
recent political crisis over the taxation bill
had made no change IN German tnstitu-
tons, the chancellor continued.
DR.. Bethmann-Hollweg gave an impress
sion OF strength. His voice lacked carry
ms power. his gestures were few ana
awkward and his diotiOn without a touch
Of fire, imagination or humor, bur his
every word was placed with dry effective
ness.
During the speech the o~lericals and con
~servativss a~pplaaded and the radicals and
socialists from time to time uttered ex-
CARNATIONS OF disagreement and protest.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-12-11
Whitewash and
Dismissal for
Hospital Trio
County Board Ignores Admission Of
Criminal Charge and Lets
All Three Out.

The Board OF County Commissioner
voted this Afternoon ITO exonerats Miss
lena Higsins,'' but addd that for the
sake OF peace and harmony at the hospital
she be not restored to her place AZ head
nurse"
III designations Of DR.. Bert Torsuser
and e. r. seasongood, the hospital drug
Ilst, are asked for at the first of the year,
5ut Il Il added that the board finds nc
charges rest against them"
A change this morning IN the attitude
n Commissioners Piokard stopped Miss Hls.
gins going back to her place a. Commits
sloners Tralnor and Grant favored. Mr..
Piokard said:
Il have heard that Miss Higgins says
she will not stay at the hospital II re
stored to her place, but will resign and
cave us IN the lurch. Therefore / have
changed my mind"
Omaha daily bee., 1909-12-11

other hand became affected and they
were Ike q ptsos Of rev meat. Then e
came on my fHoa neck and under my
naht arm 30 that ] waa unable to raise
nav arm for two weeks 1t became so
bsd that I was obliged to give up work.
About four months ago / started 10
doctor and the doctor told me ii Wal
sozanR. So be told ne to get -
ontmonf and a0an. I used them for q
month and they didn't DO mo one BIT
az good so / tried another doctor. He
gave ma three Different kinds q medi-
ONES, but / va very much put out
when these remedies did not help me.
I was unable 30 sleep ut night and l
gave up an hope until / decided TO try
re Cutirura RenedieL 1 used tive
oakos Of Cutiuura soep two boxes o.
glYhcura Ointment and three bottles
81 Cufieufa Resoivent and I am glad
~ sov i am cured Miss Nora ShulbE,
als EaTxh ThirdSt- Reading, Pa. Jan
end \ 1904"
Omaha daily bee., 1909-12-11
4UNcLE Joe" is TO CELEBRATE

Uncle Joseph Re1man vii be 80 years
old Tuesday and he viii celebrate with a
public reception at the Rome Tuesday
afternoon. Mr.. Redman Is one OF the real
pioneers Of Omaha, as ne has lived in this
city for flfty-two years. He has such a
large circle Of friends that he cannot ae-
eommOdate them 10 his home, 50 he has
arranged 20 use the Rome hotel Tuesday
afternoon. when his friends viii be in
vlted to come and hak hands with the
pioneers and incidentally to meet many Of
their old friends.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-12-11
MOVING PICTURE OF
ASSASSINATION OF ITO
Film Five Hundred Feet Long VIII
show Every DetaII of the
Tragedy

VICTORIA, B. O., Dec "a moving pic
luFs Of the assassination OF Prince Ito at
Hardin Is to be used In the trial Of the
Korean assassin, according to adviees
brought by the steamer. Kaga Maru, today.
A Russian photographer had prepared to
make moving pictures OF the meeting Of
Prince Ito and Minister Kokovstotf and
caught the assination scene Upon his films,
JAPANESE officials obtained a film 500
feet long, showing every detail OF the
tragedy. This win be exhibited at the trial.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-12-11
ANTI-SAL00N LEAGUE
ELECTS OFFICERS
Bishop Luther wilson OF Philadelphia
Il Chosen President of
Organization.

CHICAGO. Dec. S.-The Anti-ssloon
league Of America at It's convention today
elected the following OFFICERS: President,
Bishop Luther B. Wilson, Philadelphia;
secretary, Rev. s. L Nicholson, Pennsyl-
vanlA; treasurer. Foster Copeland, Ohio;
general superintendent, Rev. p. A Baker,
The convention declared for interstate
shipment legislation which will protect the
states in the enforcement Of their police
laws.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-12-11
RYAN PLEADS
GUILTY TO MURDER
Labor Leader Acknowledge Kill
ing Two Men IN Los
Angeles.

Los ANGELES, Dec. 1o-The trial Of Al
bert Ryan. formerly organizer for the
Western Federation OF Miners. who killed
men and wounded a third in a local
hotel on the night OF July Is, came to an
abrupt ending when Ryan pleaded guilty to
murder In the first degree. Judge Davis
must sentence the prisoner to hanging or
life Imprisonment Ryan was a~djudEed
sane by a Jury yesterday. His victims
were Otto c. Miller and Harry r. Snyder.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-12-11
HoUSEBoAT WRECKED BY ICE
Two siOux City Youths Narrowly
Escape Freezing TO Death
Near st. Joseph.

ST. JOSEPH, MO, Dec. 10-With the
thermometer at zero. L. Murphy. and
Harry Turner, Sioux city youths, today
had an unusual experience on the Mis-
souri, river, just south of st. Joseph, Thy
were floating down the river in a house
boat, when they encountered a crush Of
ice floss, which wrecked their habitatIon.
They fought their way to shore and'arrived
in st. Joseph this evening. They were
nearly exhausted.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-12-11
eczema VICTIM
GAVE UP HOPE
After Suffering a Year with Raw,
Watery Humor on Hands and Face
Prescriptions Did Not Do a
Bit Of Good Scratched Till Blood
Came and had TO Quit Work.
COMPLETELY CURED
BY CUTlCURA REMEDIES
Il HuRsrod with soasma for n yeaF
and had two Of the best doctors 10

bQWn, DuL Inelr medl-
cine did not help me.
First Of all there were
small white pimples
On my left hand and
] had 10 scratch until
the blood came. Then
they would puG Up
and water would run
cut Wherever thks
water would run thero
would be more PIN
pies until my whole
len hAnd was a naas
- 49, r. -.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-12-11
Union wntchmen Employed by Home
stake Mining Company Ordered
10 Strike.

LEAD, 8. D.. Dec. a,-The executive
committee of lead and Central City unions
OF the Western Federation Of Miners today
called out all union watchmen and others
employed by the Homestake Mining cont
2any. This order affects about $50 mon,
who have been lowe to work since the
lockout by the mine management,
Omaha daily bee., 1909-12-11
Buyer at st. Louis Gives Eight sixty
Five for some Fine
Specimens.

ST. LOUIS, Dec, lO.-The highest recorded
prices for hogs was exceeded at the Ma
tional stock yards today when a buyer
gave tse5 per 100 pounds for some fine
specimens.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-12-11

Hair s sSS%scs aIsua y s:s asP psSaa
Growth Ss%. THs sS.s iS. Sn g
leva ftohinR and irTftatiop, destroys hall
-. daanses, pgrihes and beautt-
~ md tnndB 70 make tho a. grow
upon q claan. healthy scala
$3.50 n.nso,s an nd thuDuspout 0Evgsd
fSf9 hf1f q casm. CO.. soc 6S
Su6dss cad safS Of daa.ss q ~ teA
Omaha daily bee., 1909-12-11

Yes. a few elegant free homesteads can
stnl be had In Mexico. where many
An orleans Are now locating. You do not
even have 70 go to Mexico, but are re-
quired to have five acres OF fruit trees
planted within five years, For infor-
nation printed in English regarding
Mexican homesteads. address The Ian
tina PianAtaion Company. Block $50 Pitts
burg, Pa. You can have your trees planted
and your land worked on shares, so ~
70 bring you a thousand dollars a year.
The health conditions are perfect and the
climate srana.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-12-11

Don't experiment with unknown medh
eines when. YOU have a cola. Take Cham
bsrlain's Cough Remedy ana Ne cured
Omaha daily bee., 1909-12-11
nav RECORD PRIcEIFOR HOGS

See the Partisan Cloak Co, ad. page O.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-12-11
MORE MEN OUT AT LEAD. S. D.

watehes-FRENzET;-i5th and Dodge.