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The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1909-04-16
SALE AND LEASE OF ENDOWMENT
LANDS

State OF South Dakota department Of
provisions q q as q sp.e ,a" u Of the session % la s~s
of ieVs. | will offer for sale In the several
counties herein after named. 5onU acres, or
more, Of comnlun school and endon ment
IlAnns4
These lands are chiefly located in the fam
Gus James hivnf alley. Il region unsnrpass~
ed for fertility. and produetivsness. The
valley Is the wide bottofn of the Glacial Lake
ieakofa, aud the soil IL inexhaustible depth.
It's particularly adapted TO diversified
farming. Corn every where natures and
In most of the region IL tho staple crop In
the northern section wheat growing still SUI :
passes cur /. but la the southern the crop is
most important. Dairying, is also an Inn
s~tAnlisl feature the region IL i con,ina-
alton OF Iowa and Minnesota Fhe counties
sels cted. md the dates an which sales will
sanford County April. g. Miner County
April 18th. MinIehshs County april asth
aurora County April Soth. poulons County
May Sru erssory and Clark g un,ies May 4
Da y County May .. Marshall County May q.
Eumunds County May !, Mcpherson County
Ali sales will be made Al public auction ~
he mont aasr OF tbs courthouse OF tn.
Z ounties wherein the lands are situated be-
I ween the hours of ten O'clock A. M. ana
> O'Clock i. IA. aud all land remaining tn
sold. and not under term lease. will be offer
ed for lease 10y the several county auditors
on the day following the sal .. except In Doug
aNN9 &sAAt - tAN aA&E vi ~
May 3rd. aud Mcpherson county May 10th.
The lands will be offered for sale IN the
smallest legal subdivisions. named forty
nc res. but the State Will reserve the right.
Oh uld II be deemed best. To offer IL In larger
tracts.
Z he ter ns OF SAL are 40 as foIlows.---oue
fourt b Of the purchase price 10 cash. togethes
With interest ON the balance from date OF
sale 70 jan. /. 1SlO. ~ six percent. which
must be paid 10 the County Treasurer on the
Date Of sale. the remaining three fourths Is
fOii0WD. (lne fourth In AVa vpapS N fAnp n
IN ten years. and one fourth la fifteen yea RI
With interest thereon ~ the rate Of siA per-
cent per annum, pay able annually In ad-
vance. Anyone desiring 70 pay all cash 4,
the date Of sale. or any time thoreafte +, may
do 50 by paying interest for one y ear la ad.
vance on the uHpaid bAlAnce Of the purchase
price.
The Governor has sixty days In which 70
approve the sale, q II the sAie Is approved
acontrsct viii be issued oOn the terms above
As soon - tho lands to he offered for sale
u e ach County have ! cen selected. printed
| ists Will be psaCared TOR distribution.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1909-04-16

for 1t.
WI HAVE 1T. The Star Empire.
400 pounds per hour capacity. for $4,000 de-
iivered to you at our store. Don't buy =
cat In a bag when YOU can see what you buy.
We do not recommend the cheap machine.
but will warrant IL better than any machine
OF like capacity that you can buy for tho
same money. We viii set IL up alongside of
any separator made. that does not cost over
$3.50 more. and let you b. the judg as 10
which In the best value for the money. Dou't
be 10 lied by smooth advertisements but lie
convinced that you are getting your moae VS.
worth before yon give up the money.
We are prepared to supply you with any
style OF cream sepa rators that YOU desire:
! che disc bowl as we'll rs the hollow bowl; the
chain as we'll as the gear drive. When con-
templa ting the purchase Of a cream sep ra-
tor. IL will pay you To see us and have US
explain the features Of the different kinds OF
machines. buy the best, is our advice, but
II you insist on a cheap machine, remember
/ that We have the best for the money. BY
any means. buy aCREAM SEPARATOR. and
We wilt bay yo, r cream at the highest mark I
price.
VIII your house need painting this spring?
Did the last coat of paint give you the SER
vice IL shoulGf III II did not. what is the
reasong If yoa use the MINNESOTA LIN
SEED OIL PAINT properly applied IL Will
last at least five years and is cheaper In the
end than cheaper paint would be at one-third
tho price. because 1t Is made OF pure linsecd
oil and pure white lead With Just enough OF
other ingredients mixed in 10 make first class
paint, as y Gu will readily see by reading The
formula on each can. Minnesuta Linseod oil
Paint cans are full weight and full measure
and haze In many ways com piled With the
pure paint law before the same WAS passed
Kindly remember that we have a complete
stock OF The Minnesota Linseed Oh Pain,
as we'll as n complete stock OF all kinds O.
shelf and h esyy hardware. stoves and TIA ges
inware. cutlery, and all kinds OF eJ sed
tools. oils. glass. varnishes, washing mach ines
windmiils. pumps, III pe g. all kinds of fl
tings. harness. all kinds OF farm machins ~
wagons. buggies. gasoline engines. We wish
especially TO call your attention to a IL rye
assortment Of gasoline stoves and raH ges
just received and invite you TO exam.n
them and make your sci ections. We do All
kinds Of timing ard plumbing
We guarantee satisfaction with everything
we sell. We viii be- always please to see
you: give us Y call when In town.
Yours
81 ~ Nr,t =
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1909-04-16
~sTEDRoNsKY BROS. co.

ThD old fashioned way OF dosing Z weak
stomach. or stimulating the heart Or Kidneys
10 all wrong. ar. eh0op first pointed out
this error. This 10 why his pSescripi ion
to the ,suse OF these ailulent the weak Inside
or controlling nerves. 1t isn't SO din ult /.
says Dr. Shoop TO strengthen . weak stolasch
heart Or Kidneys. Is one goes ~ ID correctly
Each inside organ has its controlling or In
side nerve. When these nerves fali- then
those organs must surely faster. These vital
truths are leading drugeists evesy where TO
alive. Test 10 . few DAYS. And see! Improve
ment will promptly and surely follow. sold
by Ptuard aud RHben.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1909-04-16

Mary and Josephine Delan ely
are home from Tabor where
they have been attending school.
Peter Rouddenberger and
bride visited at the Weber home
. few days before going to their
claim In Stanley County .......
Denis Lyons has resigned his
position with Stedronskv Bros.
OF Wagner and is now farming.
-. Bertha Stout was an over
Sunday visitor with her sister
Mrs. A. McKenna. 1891 Mrs.
Jesse Van Hook spent Easter
with Van Hooks.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1909-04-16
Plain Center News
The ground Was covered
with snow one day.
Whan Auo li441o S;~f>~.

LIN KUUuO WAS G0vOceQ
with snow one day.
When two little sisters
we're busy It play.
a. 0ne snow covered the
ground last Wednesday morn
ing. Miss Edna Swanson
and brothers attended the
Easter program at the M. 4.
Church at Wagner last Sunday
night 49,. = The farmers in thia
vicinity are oil mostly through
sowing wheat and are now put
Ting Ia barley and rats, We no
ticed that quite . number are
seeding down : portion OF thei r
farms to clover and timothy,
which Ia our judgement 10 q
very wise thing to do. 40 wild
prairie hay land is getting more
acarce evorv year..... Mrs.
y. 6wensOn made . pleasant
visit with Mrs. Englehorn last
Tuesday afternoon. Olai
FuneA and Adolph Land are 60
ing 70 Butte Countythis spring
withthe intention Of locating
N. and Mrn. Carl Gogolin at
tended Easter services at Wag
Nor last Sunday. The socia
md entertainment BY the schoo
q thu nch0Ol 1t the Plain Center
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1909-04-16

Rheumatic poisons are quickly and surely
driven out OF the blood with DIR. shoop,
Rheumatic Rheumatic Remedy liquid or
tablet form. DIR. Shops booklet on kheu-
matism plainly and interestingly tells Just
how this Is done. Tell some sufferer OF this
book. OF better still. Write DR.. shoop. Racine
Wis. for the book and free test samples. send
no money. just Join with DIR. Shoop and give
some sufferer a pleasant surprise. sold by
Pinari and Raben
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1909-04-16

Ladies and Gents suits clean

LADIES' and Gents suits clean
cd, pressed and repaired at
lowest prices. Where two or
more parties send their suits
together l will pay express
charges both wavs. Send me
your work and Won will receive
prompt Northumberland Bon
nem. Tailor and Cutter. los Ord.
vt. East new phone ZAP Yankton
6. Dakota 81
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1909-04-16

Read the palm formula on the boz OF Pink
Pmin Tablets. Then ASA your Doctor II
th@s> y : better one. Pain means congestion
haood pnsseure somewhere. Or. Hho0p's pink
Pain IAhlets check heAd pains. womanly
patns. pain y whsre. Try one. and see
1of0f z6eHe. ooid ~ Pinasd and Raben.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1909-04-16
NEWS
WAGNER, S. D., FRIDAY, APR. 16. 1909

Just call in and see our large line of rugs now on display. We
sold four last week. They are going fast, so do not delay if you
want to buy, and see the finest and largest line of rugs ever
brought to this city. Prices that cannot be equaled for quality.
Clothes pins, 6 dozen for 5 cents
Remember, we keep the best grade of gasoline
Sewing machines, 5year guarantee with full set of attach
ments, drop head, $l4.75
A few gallons of the best mixed paint left that we are closing
out at cost
Nothing like fine furniture to make the lady of the house feel
proud of her home, and the cost is but little more when you buy.
If you wish to purchase. see our line
12O egg, second hand incubator, used one season, for sale.
Also one Barred Plymouth Rock cockerel and one and one half
hens. We have no yard for them
One second hand organ in Piano case, nearly new. Pianos at
from 200 90 to 1900
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1909-04-16

The Majestic Mfg. Co., Of St
Louis. Mo. have q man al Sted-
r0nsky Bros. Co. store this
week, showing the Majestic
Range il actual operation. bak-
ing and serving biscuits TO the
large cnovda.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1909-04-16

Bring your cream to Emil
l1isterek - will give you
the highest price and guaran-
- you he best test and pay
you cash for e. 4-6-l
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1909-04-16

The Service which this bank
extsnds TO it, patrons il Of the
Highest Efficiency. and Satisfac
tory It al times TO both borrow
Or and dspositor. There are
3wo important reasons why You
should transact your business
With this bank:
IA Capital Of 90. 600 and
on1 Surplus Of $4,000
&Om6srs and Employees Of
nanoetioned integrity. Mod
- b0nking methods. That 10
teSlco and Facilities.
No 10 reasons but ample.
lnifIaST STATE BANK
1QoCO Sa,is S4Q0O
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1909-04-16

Fresh bread, pies, cakes and
cookies 1t Belmont's shoe
shop.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-04-10

from it's concessions by perfectly
legal procedure. is anxious to resume
operations at the asphalt lakes.
Unless il be conceded that these
magna;es WELD an extraordinary IN
flueace at Washington. it is impoSsl-
BILE to account for the active and uh-
precedented interference by tn" INIT
ed States government in the ana'r'
OF n foreign country without FIRST
taking the people into its-confdence.
Nobody in the United States except
the Officers and stockholders CT the
New York and Bermudez As. hail
Company cares baubee whether
Castro or Gomez sis in the executive
chair at Caracas. Yet at great cost
to the people We are kee ping armored
cruisers down there to follow Castro 5
movements and TO see that he does
!iot land again in his native country.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-04-10

Invitation to attend Jefferson ban
Duet. This IL an exhibition of mar
row and bad political Judgment. MI
Bryan has established himself 10 the
esteem Of many true Democrats, and
Dem -cra:s generally. We believe
would he glad to see him In the Sen
ate even II he Is not invited t. q ban
auet In New York"
Ii Is interesting to note that practi.
cally every ono OF the twenty-five"
Democratic members Of the Hous"
who lent their efforts to the perpetual
ton OF Cam nisni In that body OPP
rcsed the nomination of Mr.. Bryan
last summer and only perfunc:oriiy
supported the Democratic candidate
after he became his party's choice.
Six Of the twenty.threc boltirs hailed
from Georgia, q now HarrimaniZed
State whose delegates to the national
convention stood Throughout as stone
pillars against 'Bryanism.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-04-10
NV YORK Money MARKET.

NEW YORK. April Moo on
call nominal. Prime meTcafuie
paper az to Z per cent. CiOse: Primo
nercantile pa Ser az to Z per cent,
Sterling exchange nominal with actual
business in bankers bills at 1855 a
- for 90 day bills and $50 for de-
mand. Commercial bills 1855. a =
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-04-10
All VITO
Would Enjoy

GOOD health. with i:s blessinc. must I'M
desssand, quite clearly. that it involves the
Suessicn Of right living with all the term
implir, With proper kncwiedsc Of what
i brst each hour Of recreation. Of enjoy
nscnt, Of contemplation and of effort may
be msdc TO contribute to living Alright
Then the usc Of rsc,icinc< RAY tc DIS
pen.ed With 10 advantage. Bat under o.
binary CONDITIONS in many instances .
impse. Wholesome rrrrsiy may be invalu-
sbse H-taken at thr propr tim and thu
California Fig Syrap Go. ho,d. tina, Il b
sliks important To E~prn' fhc subjrrs
tnTshfuIly AMI 81 supply tir on rrdccs
laxative % thosc dr~iring H.
Consequently tho Comranys Syr'p n
Fie> anil F1ixir of S~nns sivrs gemral
satisfaction. To crs i;s t~nc6cial effects
buy thu e-nuin~. manufactured ny The
California Tia Syrup Co only, and Tor ssle
BY all !es.i;ns druggists.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-04-10
UNDE2l ING TONE
OPTIMISTIC
But sradstreet's Finds Some Lines OF
Industry Still Depressed
Purchasers Cautious.

NEW YORK. April 9.-Brads'reet's
tomorrow will say:
Trade. crop and industrial reports
are still very irregular. but the under
lying one CT business generally l.;
slightly more optimistic. All present
or future favorable occurrences. how
ever. cannot disguise the fact shat
some lines OF industry are still very
much depressed: that the first crop
report OF the year, that made by the
government, Of winter wheat, Is a
Door che. indicating a short crop: that
buying is hampered in some sections
by untavorable weather or by the re-
,iueed purchasing power OF the public.
and that caution and conservatism
govern commercial operations 20 4
large degree.
Easter trade at retail Is ciassed as
fair tc coed in most parts Of the West.
fair at the East but below expecta-
lions at the South. In wholesale
lines there are indications of more
confident buying for fall. the cotton
yarn market seems to show signs OF
some improvement ad export trade
In cotton Is slightly better. In pure
" industrial lines the building trade
sections sends good reports. Iron and
steel coal and coke trades are all
rather depressed.
business failures in the United
States fer the week ending with April
8 were 221 against co4 last week and
suS in the like week in 1905.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-04-10
TIVE PERSECUTION or CASTRO.

Cipriano Castro. still the president
Of Venezuela according TO the provis-
icns Of that country's constitution Is
prevented from landing1on his naive
soil BY the decree Of a man whom
foreign governments persuaded to
usurp the position during the absence
of the duly elected executive.
The United States aovernment ap
pears 10 have been the prime precep
tor in this movement to support The
position assumed BY the buceanueT
who formally was vice president OF
Venezuela and by righi OF intcrna-
tional might Is now the President Dc
facto.
Furthermore the American govern
men; has taken the lead in an esfor'
- prevent the Illegally and uDccn
s,!,u:ionaliy de,osed president OF a
South American republic from being
altcw wed domiciie at any point in IN.
West Indian islands. Other nations
are joinirg In. becansc they, too. have
cHizens ambitious to collect claims Of
doubtful validity against the venc'
xueian government which process was
s,cutly and successfully resisted h.
Castro 20 pAs as he occupied the
prpssdentiai chair. Besides the Amer
can asphalt trust, whose ofic'als ID
nI,.ed tia, they hid contributes
Sfso .eoe TO aid an insurrcctiooar,
aovemen, in venexucla. aod shicf
coscen was 10 conseQaencc ossfet
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-04-10
CREDIT SHOULD az DISTRIBUTED.

1t would be mistake, we think. to
bestow all the praise or to place all
Of the blame upon the congres sman
from the Fifth Virginia district fer
securing an agreement in the house
OF Repre sentatives whereby a duty OF
- cents per pound will be levied
against unstemmed Tobacco imported
from Turkey and one dollar per pound
upcn s,emmed filler tobacco.
In a United States circuit court II
was decided BY three judges. all con-
curing. that the American Tobacco
Company in conjunction with its
Br, ish ally. controlled the Tobacco,
marke, in nearly all the world.
Turkey alone amongst the tobacco
raising countries refused to be "benev-
ole tly assimilated.
To complete the trusts worldwide
n,onopoly a duty OF from IS cents TO
81 per pound is imposed professcdiy
10 protect a Virginia and North Caro-
lima PRODUCT which sells for less than
fifteen cents a pcund Congressman
Saunders Is the only member Of the
House 30 far as We have seen who
advocated the increase. 1t Is hardly
reasonable to suppose that Cue lone
Southern Dcmocra: could have &C
complished so much upon the ficor un-
less strong influences were at work
elsew here. Without his knowledge,
perhaps, but nevertheless at work.
The plea was entered that the i'm
pc-taticn OF Turkish tobacco was IN
Turing the PRODUCERS Of American
cigarette tobacco. l4cok over the
stocks in the tobacco stores and ascer-
tain how many brands Of cigarettes
are on the market which are n,anufac-
turea elsewhert than in American TO
bacco Company factories,
That one OF the principal tobacco
raising counties in the Fifth Virginia
district does not regard the cigarette
as a product Of Independent home tn-
dustry is in the strongest kind & evi-
dcnce. The county seat OF Henry
has taxed the coffin tack cut Ct its
ma:ts. Martinsville. the second town
In point Of populatien In Judge Saun-
ders' district, passed IN ordinance two
years ago that every dealer in cigar.
cites should pay a license tax Of $500
q year. This assessment. as it was
intended, proved to he prohibitive.
However. the Daily Press reserves
its final judgm:nt upon the tobacco
schedule until II sees whether or not
the farmers Ct the Fifth Virginia d..
trict receive from IS to 81 more per
pound at the barn doors after the
tariff bill goes, into efEec: than they
have obtained heretofore.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-04-10

Charity 90 ysss prescrU1De
coasdon ffiis tsc1 sree. 21&a0
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-04-10
" - OUR AIM At EASIER

10 supply everybody with some really
good wine or liquor. The kind that
is wholesome as we'll as pleasant
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-04-10
Hampton, Phoebus and Old Point


OF Psrry Davis Pxinkiiler sold every yeer: Think
~ IL! And every bottle L. iesseninx suffering AMI
helping some human being to health and happ''
ness: This wonderful household remedy stops
the pain Of sprans. burns on bruises 1t relieves
rhsnmatian or neuralgia. IL cures colds. cramps.
coiic diarrhTa. There ought to be = bottle on
your shelves just now. ready for the hrst sign CT
trouble The new size bottle is 35 cents and there
vi also the 50 cent size. BE sure your drugght
isyss YOU Perry DAVIS.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1909-08-21
PROHIBITIONS VICTORY.

Many opponents of prohibition in
sist that it is failure because it does
not prevent absolutely all traffic in
liquors in the territory under its do
minion. 1t would be just as sensible
an argument to declare that all laws
against crimes of varying types are no
good because they are violated with
more or les regularity.
AS a matter of fact prohibition is
anything but failure If 1t is success
full in plotting out saloons and their
prototypes, the Joints. That such a
thing is possible has been demonstrat-
ed conclusively during the past two
or three years right here in Topeka
and in other portions of Kansas as
well. And that communities where
the prohibition law is enforced to this
great extent are all the better for it
is patent in many ways.
Confirmation of this contention,
which has been made in these columns
before, came recently from DIR. Menas
S. Gregory, chief Of the psychopathic
ward at New York city's famous pub
lie hospital, Bellevue. This ward is
where the persons who act queerly in
New York are placed under observa-
ton for a period of time as to their
sanity. many or the un1OrtunateS
who get into it, and they number
about 1000 a year. are the victims Of
over Indulgence in liquor. The insan-
ity of some of them, due to rum, is
of the temporary order, but with
many others 1t has developed to a
permanency and these are transferred
from Bellevue to the state hospitals
for the insane.
All of these patients come under
the observation of DIR. Gregory. He
recently uttered the opinion that if
the saloons were driven out of busi-
ness the number of insane cases
would decrease one-half, crime would
decrease almost as much, and the
saving in asylum, poorhouse, and
charity expenses would more thansre-
pay the loss of revenue now derived
from the liquor trade.
The fewer the Saloons" to quote
DIR. Gregory more explicitly, the
fewer are the opportunities to drink
for man who unluckily seeks drink,
and on the number of saloons de-
ponds exactly the number of jails and
hospitals. If there were no saloons
in New York there would be only half
as many patients in the psychopathic
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1909-08-21
FoR L1vING,s H1GHER.

Be easy on your trousers and be careful
with your shirt,
Oon't get your coat or waiStcoat streaked
with paint or smeared with dirt;
Ine cost Of hvings higher than it ever
And every suit you purchase costs a little
bit more.
Learn to get along with little when you
seat yourself to eat;
ITy TO frighten on starvation without
ever tasting meat;
the poorest strip of bacon's worth its
weight In precious ore,
ana every box of berries costs q little bit
more.
Take the childrens stockings from them
let their legs and feet be bare;
Make them run barefooted, even when a
chill is in the air;
save your money: for you'll need It when
the blasts of winter roar
livery pair of shoes and stockings costs
little bit more.
Try to learn to cease to SILVER when the
mercury is low,
cease TO feed your hungry furnace when
the bowling blizzards blow.
Give up coal or soon the werewolf will
come scratching at your door
EVERY ton you burn, remember costs a
little bit more.
Chicago Record-Herald.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1909-08-21
POINTED PARAGRAPHS.
IFrom the Chicago News.I

IFrom the Chicago News.]
Strange birds come to roost in fam
lily trees.
The. bravest prize fighter may be
afraid of his wife.
You can't tell what a man knows by
what he doesn't say.
Love is sweet because the principal
Ingredient in it is taffy.
Some men are about as tiresome as
6. last years popular song.
Worry usually consists of a job lot
os trouble thai never happens.
The coat may not make the man, but
it often helps him to make a bluff.
If you would interest a woman talk
to her Of some man she is interested
in.
It's difficult for a man to meet his
obligations if he is headed the other
way.
If a girl is afraid of the men her
mother worries about it almost as much
as If she wasn't.
The average man wastes a lot of
time in explaining something he knows
tn others who don't care anything about