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The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1909-11-19

v1Wr0w0 CASdT anu PHEASANT May
[ come IMP"
The elderly woman stepped for
ward.
Why. yes" she answered. Take
this chair. Have you walked far"
Only from the village. The hill
Is . little steep. I am not used to
hills lately"
She smiled and nodded again.
You are very good" said the stran-
ger. Il am not really so tired. 1t
~ h dear old house that drew me
N. thought l would like to come"
Our home is an old one,' she said.
With a little sigh. 1T needs many I'M
provements. But we haven't the
means to make them"
"SO?" said the girl with a touch of
sympathy In her. voice. Perhaps
these improvements would take away
the dear old homes niceness. You do
not live alone!"
No. there are two of us-my hus-
band and T."
And the children-they are away.
them
The gray haired woman turned back
70 the table.
I'VE have q child-a son. He is
away"
The girl arose quickly.
Let me help you. madam" She
drew on her jacket and hung 1t on .
hook behind the door. "Ah. you will
. what . fine bringing up I have. II
there mot m apron I may wear?"
The gray haired woman smiling hes
iAAted.
There isn't much to do" she said.
And we have no money to pay for
help"
Let ~ not talk of It," cried the
girl. II am not so very poor. You will
let me stay q few days. Perhaps you
will not like me at ALL"
The gray haired woman smiled.
Il think I like you already" she
said.
The girl pinned up her sleeves on
her fair round arms.
Nov you will tell me what to do.
and while we work we will talk. You
have said something about your SON
has he gone far away"
The roman looked at her with trou.
bled eyes.
TT IL m unhappy story" said the
mother. my son quarreled with his
father. It was about . girl. Our boy
Aad gone away to the city. There was
- lttle for him ON the farm. His
father thought he was wrong to go.
But John was ambitious and there
was no chance for him here. And
q day he came home and said he
was going to marry. And It came out
hat the girl wa foreign and on the
stage. And when Johns father heard
this he was very angry. To him the
theater IN q wicked place. 1t was In
the way he was brought up. Perhaps
he Ia too hard. Anyway. he told John
that the must give up the girl or he
would disown him. And John Ia proud.
too. and they had words and John
went away. and since that day his ia
Tier has never spoken his name" She
suddenly put her apron to her eyes
Wy u03Ee Uc6I eOus 00c ~OUUu
The girls face flushed. She went
- the weeping mother and touched
her hand.
Don't cry" she gently said. Per
AAps there n good news. Look at me.
What do you sect" She drew back .
Attle and her laughing eyes grew se-
ri0us and she held up her pretty head.
"A yonng woman: srrong and
healthy and useful young woman
good young woman. believe mo-"
The mothers wet eyes stared 1t
the girl.
why do you tell me thisi" she
asked.
The mother took . step nearer.
"You!s she whispered.
Il see you guess" cried the girl.
Yes. l am your sons wife!"
The girl gently pushed the gray
haired woman into . chair,
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1909-11-19

Fashee. vs Nh our thankful hsAsss 70
Thee
with gratitude. for al THY bounty hrs:
For tove. and friends. for home. M
faiths pure light.
For health. for harvest stosc. for rest ~
nl8ht-
For syery biw@sing shcw~rvd from above
Bestowed or us unssfnt~d. by Thy love
And thoaghsfui care. y hsxar IN. ~ v~
pray.
Father In heaven. this Thanksgiving day.
Watch over us. be Thou our stay and
Guide.
Thro day and nsxh,: guard ~ from
sinful pride.
For we ar. human. weak and prone 10
wrong.
And by Thy grace ATOMS are - mAds
strung
Otvs N our daily bread. cur wants sup-
ply.
And touch cur hearts thai w~ may not
deny
N widow and the orphan of their sharw
OF what Ne have~rvfs@v~ their = and
o grant that w~ may Keep Thy law ana
live
A Chrsstimn life. our ~n~rsses forgive.
That We may hove our ns8xhbcr. work fos
peace.
That - Thy xiory may ON earth tnrr~ass.
Henry CcyIe. In the Pilot
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1909-11-19
SLIGHT rap at the outer
door drew the attention al

OIIIOE1I rap HC Jug UutUT
door drew the attention OF
the gray-haired woman.
Come In" she called.
The door III d mi
opened. A trim young wo-
man stood at the thresh-
old. She looked around
and smiled and nodded.
Good morning." she
said, and her voice was
clear and pleasant. MAJ
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1909-11-19
Barnyard
Tragedy
w i h
a Moral

Mr.. r. Gobbler married
the pretty Miss Hen Turkey
she always spelled her
name with a hyphen--the
entire barnyard community
gathered at the festive occa-
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1909-11-19

distance with . big firm In Chicago
and this Circumstance had tempted
him to move his little household 10
that be could be ''on the ground"
He soon found. however. that the
patronage OF one frm was not sun
cient to keep the pot comfortably
boiling.
The day before Thanksgiving Kirki-
bee came home early and sat down
with . sigh.
Its . bright and happy outlook
for tomorrow. I am inclined to think
not" he said. Here's Thanksgiving
at hand and for the first time since
! was ushered into this cold world I
miss the festive board. Besides. we
have no friends either 10 give us a
bid to dinner or to come to us IL we
had . spread"
We'll. never mind" returned his
wife. I'VE have enough to eat eve
II there Is no turkey. and we'll pass
the day quietly together. and have .
bigger time next year"
by the way" said Kirkibee. here's
. letter that ! got from the box a. |
came up. It's addressed to you.
Looks like Aunt Bella's fst."
Mrs. kirkibee opened the letter and
then gave q little squeal.
Why. Fred. II aunty isn't coming
to dinner tomorrow! Says she'll
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1909-11-19

TEL young Kirkibee
brought his wife to the
city the business out
look WAS very bright.
His particular kind Of
commercial designing
had made q hit a long
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1909-11-19

TAe AigAsst pDacs1 0ennmome r.
IL word = sttsaao1 - - Cumnrn~
ths summit of : Don = t1e8An1nG
And MARKS tAs fFuattGr = - Gnncnn
and AfgsDtins TspuhltcA Il oknn1e ~
m attitude q l1.1ss - nhovo -
- jsvsl ana tn aws-anspos4nt nSnnL
denr III snrsUnnAtmU von11 - 80
70 msfcA-wt1s wos31 Mxs11in&.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1909-11-19

G061y GN&sU0M0.
Coiumb0s told NJ gTeatese -
= have 0a1o n Aeinotio - vtGhr
oue ttpas- - seftoA
Hesswikh - Dteted eh1nD - woeo
70 ec1tov ~
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1909-11-19

A
k03 Only tAe hoases q ~ No.
leans. bat whatever yoa aAmtso =
yours Il yoa sxpssso : seoef1ne
a approoati0a q aaythfnG. to su1
- at cncs says. -Seaor. Il r. youED:-
but - simply tntss1s ssmsehfng IT
tsrtnG. an1 you are thess1oce - -
pscted - accept anythtng tAak = -
fsssd q yoa- A a11stng 1877 =
totA - Dir Spsscsr - JeAaL g. -
itsh a~nbassaAse. which tIl1sfFaes -
this aatjooal coartsay eltaa UTos11n
snbasraas0sal 41r 0Doocss. 80 -
. g1llant Cd haeAe1oF. ~ uU0
soa6tng With so0s sAt4e = t. ongk
vhsa - ~ nssse atfi - =
brtgAt~ys1 baby. II ln1t0 Se1pDoG
70 admire to liktls 60. ~ ~ -
= asks1 vAeos cAfld u - -.
Il - your own.- rspitsd to nmEaA w3eA
. coartsay. o1r 0peoees - nsVM =
quissd = = - pAssnaaos - UFsa1y
eAildrsa stnceL
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1909-11-19
EsC IL

h soin' u
be this banguppiss affair Il
our house shatu ~ known
from the way Mary hAs
been maxim rne srut around
In Squn.hviil@ town. judgfn.
for nursrtfes
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1909-10-29
Deafness Cannot be Cured

Try local Applications, ~ they c,tiinnt
ruilch the discussed portion Of the ear.
There il only unr way tn cure deaf
ana that Is by constitutional
remedies. Deafness Is caused 10y an
iuilnmcl condition Of the m,tcOiiS
lining 81 the Eustnchinn Tulr.
When this tube * iuilamrl Won hnvc
u rum',liug sound or imperfect hear
Ing, and when It X entirely closed.
DcnfncsS IL tn" result, and unless the
Inflammation n hr taken ont aud
this tube restored tn It's nOrmal CON
dition. hearing will hc destroyed for
ever: nine cisrS out Of ten arc cntIS"d
hy Cnturrh. which il nothing but nu
imilnmCd condition OF the mucous
surfnc~s.
We will give One hundred Dollars
for any casc Of Deafness (cnuScd 10y
Cutnrrh) that cnnnOt he cured 10y
Halls tntnrrlI Cure. Send for cir
culurs. free.
+. J.IuESEY 500. Toledo. ..
HOld by Druggists. Ijc
Take iInil's Family Pulls for con.
siipntiuu.
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FUELS AIDING sUoANCs2 ARABS.
Where P77t2ra' Life Doesn't Always
Lead 70 Peace and Quiet.

I'll" country to the southeast OF
Tofar. In Africa. Is the home Of the
l~iH"aS: the Hadendons occupy the
khCrs to the south and the Plateau to
the southwest. Both Of these are
black Arabs. speaking different Ian.
Euay"s.
The HasaS live almost entirely on
sour milk, while the ~IIadcndoas are
agricultural rs well as pastoral. Their
dOlihn and durra. millctlike grains.
wcr" r%incning in February and being
protected from countless swarms of
small birds by men who stood Oh eie-
waited platforms. from which they
Cr2cF"d lordly large whips with palm
leaf larhcs 20 feet long.
Tho dress OF these Arabs Is u cotton
sheet held in by n belt In which they
carry crooked knives. For other wcap.
ous they use sticks. spears and
swords. Firearms are prohibited.
Judging by the many scars borne by
lie ron the PASTORAL life Is by no
mCana 81 peaceful as the poets would
J lead It's TO think. Many OF the scars
lrome from ducls. In which the mon
Iut each other alternately in the back
II one cries Enough"
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-" al"-r -
Hall 4 Nils o. W. r. ENGINES

Half mil. Of cr.,iprs. over -. Dul
UIu worth IF cnil,-. iItv-,iy m,rni.
fi.rut new machines. stand in ,.,Il
silent grandeur filling six si,l,tr.rl;s Of
the Western Pacific railroad wards in
tn, city. They have been here for "A
week and longer. hut will soon leave
fDr the west. Thea. Till the scrap nile
receive, them >,mr yeats hcucc. they
will pail from ~,a t. -ummns ucro., the
great deserts Of Utah AMI Nevada the
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1909-10-29

Joe Lent. u half breed Indian ptlirr.
man. was married Christian fashion
Wednesday evening at bishop (" his
dusky sweetheart.
shortly after the ceremony InC missed
his bride. liz mad" frantic search for
her everywhere IN the town without
success. If hciug sail tn" YOU & spouse
had already Clup'd with a hUntISptn'r
man. one Of the pil"fucr trihr. whose
sense Of hunor and sense ~ practical
Joking considerably unbalanced his
conscience. The bride aud her white
escort are said tu have spent the evening
At big Pine. or somewhere IN that
vicinity. while doe yainly searched for
them at Bishop
she cost two dollars. No can afford
to lose him. uvcrrcd Joe pliiliSophically,
MS he drove to camp with his newly
wed. although somewhat tickle help
meet. Owens Valley Herald.
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unclr JACK Ahnl Seriously Hnrt

Uncle Jack Abel. one of the few sur.
vivors of the Mexican war, met with a
SCriu,IS accident about : o'clock this
morning. While walking across the
room he fell and bra.Sr his left hip Drs.
Hood and West were called and mnhdn
the old gentleman rs comturtahl" -
possible.
This afternoon he was taken To The
Fleetwood hospital, where he will have
the best Of care and everything possible
will br done for him. Owing to his age.
about NJ years. his injury is II very ser.
| ms one. ..... %
Uncle Jacks many friends hope hp
win pull through and he with tl'cm
a gain soon. At last accounts he: was
resting as easily rs could hr cXpcctcdI"
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The Carroll Inquest

IN" jury that investigated the death
VI Joseph ID. Carroll returned II verdict
'~Nr'h"r Bruce that the name Of the
"''""'cd was Joseph ID. Carroll. IL
native Of Utah. ugcd about I2 years
""' That he came to his death by II gun
'"'' wound inflicted by some person
UNKNOWN I" the Jury. The jurors
were D. a. Mcbride. j. r. Wright. G..
n' MAYER. l.. H. Morgan. s. 6. Shirley,
:, w Thompson.
inc evidence at the inquest did not
""ior materially from the account
a""''Shcd IN these columns yesterday.
,"!o was no evidence connecting
''"'o I~rItacy with the killing.
district Attorney Tul,cr sworc 10 Il
rr"'i'''ht last evening charging Birdie
"DO"'cy with the crime uf murder.
quo wall probably have u hearing Satur
''Y' She Is said to have been born a,
p''''"ck III llumboldt county and thai
~ mother is now in the asylum ri
Reno. "
"a" autopsy was held on Carroll,
'""r's by Drs. Hood and West las
'Sa'"'nE and tho courSr Of the bullc
determined.
'"o remains were taken 90 Btttl,
I'"h'aih this afternoon whore Ia,
"''"' services will bu held.
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ComslOca Pioneers win flied

Much interest will be- taken by y,r.
g'hiA CITY people ia the filling of the
wlIioi tbs Late W. j. Triton, a pioneer
"' we '"mNi",T who Of late years has
h'Aic MS home in Alameda. His rs.
.N' Is left in equal shares 10 every
H''N'nan having right to inhcritanc,
under the law.
Inc will was filed Saturday. but will
MOI d" admitted to probate until n
search has been made for the heirs, who
are said to b. scattered all over the
united States. Triton was onc uf the
Pioneers III III" early days of Nevada
"""'hS' an associate Of Fair. Mackuv.
JAWS AMI others who made carly.day
history III the State and ia California.
Attorney r. -. Tappiu. who filed
u" VIII in the Superior Court. says
'"" Va" estate Is worth about $50. 900,
consisting chiefly of Alameda real
'''tc. i. AkcSSpn is named us executor
" Tho will Virginia Chronicle
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Salmagund
K o DAILY

Mrs GritliE came from Carlin thi,
morning and returned on NJ. ; I'm,
afternoon.
Bert and SAX Castle lief. Siturlo,
night for Tulnrc. California t. see tb.,I
sister WIN is very III.
The university football team defeated
the BHrbarlans Of San Francisco Satur-
day by Il sore of II to- j. Tn, NAVAL,
boys seem To b. invincible this year.
Chris Ctrb'tni lin. Il gIlrl at the Car.
son prison. c. nitted suicil, Sturdy
by shooting hi ns.lf. D.,plndency !,
said t. bc the cause or the act. lie leaves
Il wife and child.
Word was received from Carson last
evening that Judge NJ. \. Mnrphy.
who has been i'll with pneumonia, was
very low and that there w, bat ,Ii,lf
hope of hi, recovery. Enterprise.
Saturday Deputy Sheriff Hardin
'rrested Chinamm for sclim: liquor
10 Indians. The Chink had "A hearing
md plead guilty To- tn" charge. He
will have To explain matter, to Judge
Harrington.
Deputy Constable CDtaut arrested.
John J. Quinn Saturday night for dis.
POSING "f liquor to an Indian. Qlimi7
vii have II hearing aS SON rs the L.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1909-10-29
"'Hatrr Sheep"

4 huBlrcgs communication In Arabic
recently reached 81 Manchester firm
aud WHEN Translated by Il Syrian
interpreter. proved To contain = rc
uuoyt for the price Of c,ppcrlng two
"wator rl,rrp' Of certain given dimcn
sioua. The translator was confident
rf ris ycrs on, hut admlt'ct n I he
ID not know what water sheen"
r.,.d be-. Fer th" moment oven the
heads Of tho firm were puzzled. until
e liruck some ono that this was the
nearest ]syucuyGi ~ the vocabulary
Of a pastoral people for hydraulic
ram"
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1909-10-29

Any subscriber Of this paper who
wants II hnndred pounds of tho finest
Of dried pruncs for this winters or next
summers use should send now $G.4O 10
Elon Dunlap Of Diamond Springs, FL
Dorado County, California. He will
pay the freight rs far us Reno. A
great many people in Nevada are get.
ting their years supply of prunes of
MIR. Dunlap. Get your dried fruit
direct from the orchard and save all
profit.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1909-10-29
S~almagundi
FROM THURSDAYS DAILY

District Attorney Taber left early
TINS morning for Reno.
George Russ n. Sr.. left for Battle
Mountain tnis afternoon.
Judge Bruce is considerably under
tlt weather. today. He is suffering from
btt headache.
Jap died 1T ths county hospital this
morning Of pncum Jnia. His remains
were taken to the undertaking parlOgs.
More than 100, 900 prairie dogs have
been killed ley J. w. Holman, the Of
ficialiy recognized United States gov
eminent poiSoncr of the pests in the
southw stern states. during the last
eight months.
Senator Newlands is opposed to the
ship subsidy steal. Now if Congress.
man Bartlett will get into line.
Ncyada's twD democratic votes in Con-
SrcSi VII hn cast on the right side
wIcn the ship subsidy hill comes up
for passage.
Avery rich deposit of bDrax is said
II have b.en found AT GtrlIcn. the
Western Pacific terminal wess of Win
nemucca. The inl WAS mad. while
~excavdtims for Il turntable. the bIrLx
II said 10 b. i'll u crystalline form and
very rich.
Pref. Young head of the VI lck ~ min
Ing S:hpDl. says TINT Virginia Clty his
sIIppni down the side of Mount David
son eleven feet and is sliding down at
the rate Of more than twJ feet Il year.
The slipping is caused by the crush
Ing ut the tinbtrS in the mines and
the consequent settling Of the ground.
With the development of artcsian
water in the LIS VesI; cDIl.rr. it is
very proolh!a TINT the O1i.iLlS of the
Clark railway. if Mt the cJmJluv it
s'if, will SON commence development
Of water on an extensive scale. fbllJw.
ing MP this work by cJlonizing some
l3O,0Oo t. 25).0Oo acres of laad that lies
in the artcSian belt.
'IEit JACK ADJ wlN taken To me
county hospital today. Arrangements
were made 10 take him to the Redwood
hospital. hut Uncle Jack dcmurred to
this and insisted upon being taken to
the county hospital. He was sure that
Stewart Harris wDIll tax, gIDl cure
of Ain. TIr ril. t. III, hospital tired
him and he WAS MT Resting well at last
reports.
\ fellow 10y the nam, of Charles
Logan attempted to shoot his wife in
TounpIh Saturday night but was pre-
vented from - ding 10y the arrival of
off '.r> who hal been SUNNI med. The
following mprlinG he appeared in court
AMI plead guilty to carrying concealed
weapons and was sentenced at once t.
six Months in the county Jail and Il
pay u iinr of 500.
We have received copies of bulletin,
issued by the Agricultural experinIncni
Station of the State University. One
of chem is 10y DIR. Mack on the South
Fork horse disease and the other is hy
EV-Statc Engineer Thurtcll and Prof
True on the irrigation laws and litig"
ton in Nevada. THESE bulletins con
tain much valuable information.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1909-10-29
%Salmagundi
rpoN DAILY

welshon came in from tn
an,u country yesterday afternoon
r,,b,r Collins will hold Il at the
Nj. s.h,Jl building at the usual hour
.,,,r,w All are invited.
w,,hoe county's a"'cSh'n5 roll for
,aoto,s up / 5,sjo.G15, an increase OF
$3.50 over last year. This seems 4
,,,r small Increase for Washoe count y
n, Smith. Attorneys Henderson and
Cine and Mr.. Fitzgerald left for Noun.
~, CITY this morning in Mr.. Smiths
,-,o They will return tomorrow ever =
ins.
r. do well we must think well.
Water will not rise higher than its
.,,rp and human performance will MOI,
.,hrond the reflection from which it
&art'
Ore Of Mr.. ThompSpn's livery horses
,,, ,w,y las: evening and the buggy
and horse Wa, badly used up. The
.,,uD,nts uf tin buggy Were not hurt.
W. hive been unable To learn their
NAMES
Ops difference between the two is
,hti il was my policy" not To appear
uuear the party halter. Taft'S policy.
a unclaimed at Winunn. is tn bc first
,prty man and then President. Louis
Tlle Courier journal
Character j. tDld by the voice. II is
,~telltaleo temp 'ramrnt. \ heart full
feeling and generous warmth is he
,nvel in tn, tones. The blind always
rai inliyidual~ by the voice.
4 SHUTTER Oh land ut the outlet If
Like Tahr,. with "A shotgun in hand.
..yIoF the hhDrcr> on the so 600
dan for two days. The Placer c.,
AanI tppk the nan in hand and work
Freri"l
LplIrl II al WAS a scene of mcrri.
mat list night. The youuS p.pplc
E-re M in fore, and were we'll en-.
t-'liGrl by tn" students Of the high
sA,L Beside tha s,ciAl enjoyment.
q:rra Slug l!ttl" SUN WAS realized for
II benefit If high school athletics.
", j Taylor aud daughter. Mrs.
" GI.Thi"r. Will Arriv, from Carson
HhGtnigrt They will visit NJ.
L-~ Clark and Mis-, Hattie until Mon
Lr. WIN they will got, I.nmDiIl" /,
g.; Mrs. jams Holland they hlv,
zlGy friends IN Elk vino will b. glad
1T them
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1909-10-29
Marches and Marches.

a school teacher in II Jersey town
saw some OF George ElIot's works dis.
p,aycd In the window OF the gen.
eral store" and went in to inquire II
they Ind "Middlemarch."
mo. we haven't that" said tho red.
checked girl who served as clerk "bnt
We have some OF the new ones. viii
n OF Sousa's do?"
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1909-10-29

# do wish" said Mrs. Stiles. tina,
you'd try to keep yourself ncater."
"lut. my dear" protested hcr his.
band. you're not 80 careful"
I'm not? I'm certainly more careful
q my clothes than you--"
That just IT, You should be more
careful OF mo"
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1909-10-29
Professional YaIcsmcr.

ShC-D0 Vac MOI choose their pro
iossIons bcfor" their senior year?
Uc-Oh. yes. Most OF them choose
their profession when thoy ontcr Yale.
Harvard IAmpoOn.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1909-10-29
Immense Wealth Hidden AWAY,

midas accumulated boards OF
wealth locked up In strong i-Cn boxes
and sccrctcd. nmoun's to $1,000. 000. 900
and this vast sum Is being augmented
annually to the mount OF $55,00O.
600.
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Salmagundi
FROM TUESDAYS DAILY

r'dhciSso This morning.
Mss Lille R~DssnsiJ:k. wa has h.pn
visiting her sister, Mrs Elsu H.inb,r,
i'it Tor her noGnc in CaictsJ TIN, u,,rr.
Ing.
y rich g,ll strike is reported in C,.,.
''o'!vf ESicrs mine at Lime Mountain,
IL Is SAID to be the biggest gold mine IN
the state.
William Burtc an old resident of
C'linbia i'll tniS county. di.I At tn,
county hospital at 3 O'Clock this morn.
Lag. He WAS held III ni.:I esteem n,
'ho's Who knew him. Ohc by unr.t tie
OH settlers of the county are pL,sln. 10
the other side. May they all res: in The
'hadO OF the trees.
This IL splcu lii weather /, think
about EiiD's sewtr system. Ia. tim.
spent III counting up tine benefits thar
VIII surrey result 10 the town wuvn =
sewer system II IN operation Will brlmy
Il S1!dcn harvest. Ii must com. ina
1 80 $3.50.
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t'o' "ne IN Virginia City. WnGn niEnU
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''iIti.' and h"nclc>S. The writer
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The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-12-17

n,s,ser,hA for TIA Ruiietss-
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-12-17
YOUR oUT-o=-oR1ER sToMAcI

YOUR -OF-CRDER STOMACH
FEELS FINE FIVE MINUTES
AFTER TAKING A LITTLE OLA
PEPSlN.
There would not be case of inJt
sestiou here ii readers who are sub
iect to Stomach trouble knew the
tremendous anti1erment and digestive
virtue contained in DiapeRsin. This
harmless preparation will digest a
heavy meal without the slightest fuss
OK discomfort ami relieve the sourest.
acid stomach in five minutes besides
overcoming ajl foul Nanseous odors
from the breath
ASK your pharmacist to STOW YOU
tAe formula plaiuly printed on each
5D-eeut case Of Pare Diapepsin
then YOU viii aadily understan why
his promptly cures Indigestion and re-
moves such symptoms as Heartburn,
q telling like a hnp OF lead in the
stomach, Belching OF Gas and Eructl-