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The Washington bee., 1909-01-30

the largest in the city. Theer IS no
excuse for the housewifc; she is in
position to call and make her own
selection.
Every husband should see that his
wife is satisfied before the beginning
of the New Year.
The Washington bee., 1909-01-30
JAMES II. HUDNELL.

Mr.. James H. Fkudnell, one O.
the best known business men il
this city has returned to Castle.
berg's National Jewelry Co.
935 Penn1 Ave, n. w. Mr.
Hudnell can always be relied
upon to give YOU the genuine
article. Now IS the time to plact
your orders before the holidays
Phone. Main 2363.
Address 2ooQ 9th street northwest
The Washington bee., 1909-01-30
HOUSE AND HERMAN

If you want 10 purchase Christmas
and New Year household goods. and
if you cannot satisfy yourself else
where, give House and Herman a
2all This establishment is one OF
The Washington bee., 1909-01-30
HAS A RABBIT PLAGUE.
Bold Cottontails Destroy Crops On
California Ranches.

California Ranches.
San Francisco, Cal.-Jack rabbits
are said to be so numerous In the
Antelope valley of California that
the ranchmen are in despair. Vhe
animals are becoming so fierce that
they are actually breaking down the
fences around the adjacent fields and
eating crops down to the roots. Not
content with this, they are swarm
ing into the desert towns and IN,
vading front yards of the dwellers.
Citizens of Lancaster turned Odt
recently and made a roundup. They
put up a fence across the road be-
tween fences surrounding fields on
each side and in short time drove In
and killed with clubs FIVE hundred
jack rabbits.
The Washington bee., 1909-01-30

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"ihe Address Observation-Disclosures.
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The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1909-09-02
Wedding Bells

Mr. George Duehr and Miss Alice
Simons we're married at the Cath
Ollie Church this morning at s o'clock
Rev. Father kelly officiating. Both
OF these young people are well
known in this community, Mr. Duehr
being the son Of Nick Duehr vel
to do farmer living s miles north Of
Miller. Miss Simons Is the niece Of
Dave Ewing. in the south part Of
the county, The young couple will
make their home on the Duehr farm.
The PRESS joins their many friends
in extending congratulations.
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1909-09-02
Public Sale

PUBIC Sale
= Having decided to leave the state
| will sell at public auction on
SATURDAY. SEPT. IL
at my farm II miles northeast of
Miller known as the ODER farm the
following described property:
.".@ 8HEAD OF HORSES
l bay mare IL years old with colt
by her side. horse colt 8 years old,
l span of year old colts, 8 yearling
colts.
IL HEAD OF CATTLE
5 cows fresh this fall and 6 year
ling calves.
l25 CHICKENS
ARRANGEMENT Consisting
of wagons. buggies, harness etc.
All Of my household goods con-
sisting of new couch, separator,
l Darrell churn, Ingram and /
Brussels rug size 10 x IL, 6 dining
chairs, 8 rocking chairs, / kitchen
table, 2 iron bedsteads, / kitchen
cabinet, jewell heater in good con-
dition, l good cook stove. / nearly
new Quick Meal burner gasoline
stove,
FREE LUNCH AT NOON
Terms of Sale-All sums of $40
and under cash. On sums over $40
time will be given until Nov. I,
1910 by purchaser giving note with
approved security at 10 per cent
interest.
III. G. Leverich,
B, F. Magness, Auct. Owner.
F. D. Greene, Clerk.
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1909-09-02

Owing to the heavy increase in my
auction business | am again compell-
ed to raise my rate. After Sept.
Is, 1909, my rate will be 2 per cent
straight except sales that have al
ready been arranged for.
B. F. Magness.
st. Lawrence.
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1909-09-02

The Epworth League will hold a
food sale in the front room Of John
sons Scenic hall. Saturday from 10
A. M. to 8 P. M Breads, prepared
dishes. vegetable Etc. will be on sale.
Plan to buy your Sunday dinner at
this sale.
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1909-09-02
Public Sale

Twill sell all my household goods,
also 2 horses and colts one surrey
one buggy. one set double and single
harness. good mich COW. remem-
Der the date Sept. 4th at . p. m.
East Third street. Tom Trythall. Ct
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1909-09-02

We make buttons send in cloth
stating size wanted.
A. III. Churchill. 49,.
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1909-09-02

Sept. 9. the tent studio leaves
Don't forget the date,
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1909-09-02

G. F. Stegeman and wife returned
Wednesday from visit at Pella. la.
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1909-09-02
Hay Land For Rent

NV of 28-lO9-7O. Midland twp,
about 81 miles southeast Of Rec
Heights. Call on M. Holman. 8t2,
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1909-09-02

For Sale
House. barn and chicken house,
al new. Also forty acres Of land
cne-half mile south Of Miller.
j. B. Burke.
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1909-09-02
Horse Taken Up

Color black. left front foot crook
ed. Brand on left cheek H Brand on
left Hip j S Inquire of H. r. Greeves.
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1909-09-02


Thursday night thieves broke into
the N. johnson billiard hall and the
Coquillette furniture store. At the
latter place they were frightened
away without getting anything. but
at the billiard hall about two dol
lars was taken. An overcoat thrown
over the cash register was used to
deaden the sound. A sharp watch
is being kept and any more such
thievery will be nippied in the bud. !:
On Thursday evening Sept. 9Th,
Mr. Grant, of Huron, Synodi cal
Supt. of Sunday-schools for South
Dakota. with outside talent. will
conduct a Sundav-school Education
al institute at the Presbyterian
church. A singer and a good lee
turer will accompany Mr. Grant, and
all the friends and workers Of the
churches are invited to attend.
Please remember the date, Thurs
day September 9th.
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1909-09-02
For Sale

For Sale
A No draft team, weight 5000
Two driving teams, single or double
and 2 good saddle horses.
3st2 E. H. Morrow.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1909-09-10


Earl Mann went out hunting Tues
day morning and we have vet to. hear
sofs anyone who equalled him ia his
He came home at about 10
"a. having shot his limit twenty.
I've ducks All nice mallards.
HalVor Storm, a laborer driving with
the Wilson More threshing rig near
Webster, was thrown from his wagon
hy i runaway team Sunday and broke
one of his legs in three places. He
was brought to this city where the
fractures were reduced
Miss Luln Larson, who for some
time was. operator III the Western I'm
Ion telegraph ONCE III this city has
accepted position With the Great
orthern AZ Park River she Is sue
Eceeded III this place by Miss Eiith
:Quia, no came here from Fargo
BY ana Is. Herman Schultz an
rived Id this city the fora parEE of the
week and after 4 snort visit the
home sos schutte s parents. II,
and Mrs. holnpson went "a
here schus Mes the
nens III the lsaIsl Bank
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1909-09-10

81 Big assortment 81 fruit At Nann' s
Model Grocery y;
The sensation of the season is the
animal underwe sale 81 the New
York Cash store 4
Every thing III the line Of CHI dren's
school hats can be found zat AIrs Bin
3zer's Millinery Store, next door to the
Seqilla hotel II
the annual ind rwear sale AZ the
New York Cash Store IS greater than Il IA
eyer. Big values I'm aides and chill.
sdren,s nnde rwsar. &
iurrayf vii fl the near future
occupy the building recently vacated
NV the E,lnrnmerfe felt dray office As 4
candy and igaTs store
Albert II ilday and John GoWan3 LEFT
Monday for tbs honas military
academy which instit ution they 81 ID
all and tho conaing
prices always tthe lowest ana
our goods are the best to be hsd
run two wa sons and viii Ere yoal
prompt service. ann Mode ro.
Gerry
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1909-09-10
Farm Loans. Money on hand on
favorable terms. Lowest rates. E.
j. Chamberlin. .=z.:. :... Il.

scSeS@SSse~SsrSSN~
Jake Canter, one of the Inter Ocean
force, is at Mercy hospital afflicted
with VT typhoid fever q , =..@ IS -. !:
I p. g. Burgess, Of Northwood, was
the guest OF his son, G. 3. Burgess, IN
this city over Sunday. .s.| = r
M.ss Alice Kelly went to- Minnea-
polls Monday to commence her stud
les in the university. 4.
g.. 6. Bosworth went to Penn Mon
day to look after the threshing on his
farm near that place. ys,5. 4 "a: i$$::;
Fl Miss Ruth Baughman went to Ne
nominee, wisconsin, yesterday where
she win attend college.
W. M. Ball, Of Portland, Oregon, is .
business visitor lin the city and Is
greeting his old friends.
mr.. v. Bice and wife and Chas Smith
and wife were hunting near Munich
the fore part Of the week. s. &.
p Chas. Pilsbury was up the farmers
line on . two days hunting expedition
the frst part Of the week. 55;: u 7;
orin Holmes, Milton Daeley and stg-
urd serumgard are taking in the Min
nesota state Fair this week. 1
Mrs. Fred Chamberlin, Of Doyon,
was III Devils Lake on 9 shopping ok
petition the first Of the week. IS:
C. B. Kendall. Of Long Beach, Cal
ifornia. is here to look after his in: In
terests and greeting old: friends.
kathleen Kelly, Of Bisbee. arrived:
in Devils Lake Monday and conaInesI,,c &,
ed I'd school sat the sisters school !
Your complexion as well 1as your
temper ID rendered miserable by dis dis:
ordered liver. BY taking Chamber q
|lain,s stomach and Liver ablets you
can Improve both. Sold by all; dr. drug 81
|gists.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1909-09-10


Roll Chapman Nc Lewis and
Ward Nelson left Tuesday morning
for the northern part Of the county
on q 4 hunting ped Ion.
Z Don't miss the allnua 6 underwear
sale Al the lSeW ork Cash Store
Great values.
81 Philip Greenbur who was former
lySengaged ii business II this city bnt33
who now il YES ia ST. Paul, rs looking
after his farmlng interests a this ssYis
ScinIt
Gold berg arrived IL Devils Lake
from ST Paul YESTERDAY and WI res
main here fors "a few days looking after
business interests and yisiting th
his man friends
and Mrs Harry len were!
called non III part their seven.
month ID son sunday atts their home
Freahwate township InterIaent
ia Tho enetery ia this cityI
Tues ias
100 cbildren.s new ffall coats are s,n
sale at the New syEor Cash Store from
ZOO 10 slts. 100 each
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1909-09-10


Devils " Lake visitor the fore part &
the week .=5,,s s1 80
Calvin Mooers, If Monticello i, 81 IL : !
ting at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. q
NJ. Powell. E.s
4. Johnson Of Lakota, was 4 bus.
mess Inc visitor in this city the first Of
the week. y3 Y.
lillian Lempke, Of Brocket, was =
by business s1r visitor II this city the first
of the week.
III William Ruger, Of GAINESVILLE. Wis.
wa q business visitor in Devils Lake
Wednesday, ..s.s e.: . .,ss.5.E 4
a This IS the time to buy underwear
ats the annual sale: Of the New YORK
Cash Store. .:s:. .s..s Sd
si Mr. and Mrs. Jos. Kelly's three sons
" went to st. Paul Monday to commence,
their studies. q 5= 81 ;::..Es y. 3 B
BIZ Miss Marion Mitchell went to Man
:5kato, MINI, Monday. to attend the
normal school. ,.ss.. .5 .2. 4 q
III q Moyen age coats at the New
York Cash Store are the sensation
OF the season. !. s. !. ~
81 The woman's guild Of the Episcopal
church will meet this afternoon at.
the vestry room. vi: 4: y s. !.
Miss Esma Miller has as her guests
this week Roy and Ralph bennington,
Of Buffalo, n. s. 5ss%
III Mr.. and Mrs. e. q ]. ddaugh went
to sisseton, So. Oak, Wednesday, for,
q few days outing. 81 is;...s.
John w. Maher win make farm
loans that you can pay of any inter
est payment date. 81 s:..z s..: I'D !
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1909-09-10
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g. c.Honey va down nom ndmore
Monday.
Dickinson sWas in5 " arWlck On bust
ness Monday
1nez Koller ia attending school At
Minneapolis. g sS5s
Albert Jaala M IS ii from Toxic 81
business dnesday
Mrs. a. a. Ericsson visited ii Fargo q
the stirst of the week. 4:
and Mrs. alike we're.
over FRO from Crazy Mo day.
n ld Y Roaenber returned Mon
day from az eastern rip.
baby girl was born is il, Mr.s and
Mrs Geo. p. Holt Monday. sss
n. y g Elder left for Chicago Tues.
day after asy ,11si II i this city. D.
B. p. Regan ": was ii from Grand
Ha,ior#t oB,n,ship Wednes day. u
.sE
Sherman Mcc Glory returned home
Tuesday from his western trip.
6. sagmoen and wife 81 Crazy
were visitors II this city Monday.
Charles Garytn, Of Grand B Forks !,
was 9 visitor g e. this city Monday,
Arthur Nelson has been attending
the Minnesota State Fair this week.
Miss Hilma Free burg, Of Toxic, was
shopping II Devils Lake Wednesday
The fail styles 81 wom1eeln' i shoes are.
on sale at the New York Cash Store. }
Misses Inez and Olga serumgard
were over Sunday visitors ID Crazy. &
See the new Moyensa age street suits
on sale ct the New York Cash Store.
John steWart Cd itor Of the i Lakota
American was I'm Devils Lake Tues.
day
Mrs. {. r. Anderson returned home
Tuesday from q weeks visit! at Ham
ar.
Us. Thoe returned Tuesday from q
three weeks business trip 70 Mime
sofa :.s.;4,,.;
J. Hallid was at Grand Har-
Dor On business the fore part Of the
week. '.S ii
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1909-09-10

tie contr bling interest So d. b which ha
recently purchased sS$:s..s5
New fan silks are 81 sale ut the
New York Cash Store. see all the new
colorings ssss5S.s:
10 all resher that bought their
goods from Chicago houses ne want
to say we viii duplicate any 81 these
orders at . discount of ten per cent.
saving to Won of 1900 Oh every
500 .00. and you leave your money AZ
9 r. every thing Is not All rigilk
" are here to make II right. All
ask Is = chance 10 sell
Mann & Sons.
81 Mann's Model Grocery III doing
bis fruit business lust now Ilyery-
thing e fruit II very reasonable prls
es.
Z Not minute should bs lost whan
child shows syrap tolns off Group. Gsilars-
beraain's Cough Rerneay given ID aoula
as the child pec comes lhoArae. 81 evass
after the croupy coush vim
prevent tise attack. sold III al drus
giss
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1909-09-10
Mos,ers kgelac
I'll IJR CE... 8:
Insurance Bonds tallnent Loans.
Sex. IvIooers \.
Bangs Bllk 5:s.ssz5s

SSa sSSSS&
Mrs Reuter- returned home
Monday from u 10 i extended visit ct
Hamar. slss.;.S
Herman Shark was q business visit
tor in the twin cities the fore part Of
the week a.s
Miss Martha Ruatad IL visiting IN
Devils Lake. the guest 81 Miss Anna
Hoghaua
Cd, sttirA of How City, was q
The Chanute times., 1909-06-04

m ,Re their cost higher to the Ameri-
can consumer, but 1t does present ali
effectual barrier to the dumping
nroce g. which. could 1t b3 successfully
employed against us, woulu soon
cripple our chief Industries. LII that
were permitted we wouic be called
upon TO pay the penalty OF iadlscre'
tiun, as we were 10 former years, when
we were at the mercy OF the foreigner.
In those days it was no uncommon
thing for the price Of steal rails to be
doubled on us when our demand was
brisk. When we were unable to BUY
prices were low. Since we have our
rolling mills which work behind an
unbreakable Tariff wall, we have al
wavs had cheap rails, and the con
sumer has not been compelled TO
submit to the lndignity of having the
price jumped up on him when he was
called upon to buy. Prices have been
comparatively steady, aud so low that
we are able to use about three times
as much per capita of iron products
ds any other people. Our ability to
do 80 is wholly due to the Tariff, and
we can only maintain our position by
retaining 1t IN effective force.-San
Francisco "Chronicle.
The Chanute times., 1909-06-04
Strange.

East Tuesday as Mrs. Carlson, liv-
Ing north Of Chanute, was driving
Into town, as she came ap oHto the
the Village Greek bridge, her horse
shied and snorted. She cast her eyes
down and saw half-naked man hang
Ing under the bridge. She froye on
to town and reported the matter.
Coroner Hickey and Constable Nys
drove out TO the bridge expecting TO
have 90 cut down dead man. When
they got to the bridge ne man coald
be found.
The whole thing IS mystery. Ms.
Carlson oould not be mistaken about
seeing a men hanging there, but who
was he, what was he doing and what
became Of him?
The Chanute times., 1909-06-04

of dead animals and human peings'
The ruins we've dimly lighted by the
burning buildings and the cries OF
the wounded rose above the storm
of the elements which threatened a
second storm.
Bodies were found twisted about
trees in every conceivable shape
People walked the streets almost
naked. Residences which escaped
the storm were turned into hospitals
where were carried the bodies OF the
dead and wounded.
One house collapsed on family
of nine without serious injury 10
any.
A section hand rode a hand car
to Brownwood and spread the alarm.
In two hours the Santa Fe railroad
was speeding special train to the
scene of the storm with nine sur
geons and a score of Brownwood
citizens.
All Saturday afternoon and night
heavy rain and hail storm fell be-
tween Bramwood and Zephyr, but
90 far as has been ascertained no
great damage was done IN or near
Brownwood.
Brentwood, with organized re
lief work, has the situation we'll in
hand. City Journal.
The Chanute times., 1909-06-04
Changed PrOprietOrS.

The Chanute Daily Sun, which was
established by Fred P. Cone number
of years ago, and which started as
very small affair printed On JOB
press, built up and enlarged by him
Into al eight page paper, set by a
linotype and printed on a cylinder
press, In one Of tine best equipped
offices In this part Of the state, has
been bought by Il. ". BriDkerheff and
A. r. Blakelsy of Ft. Scott.
These gentlemen are both ex-
perlenoed newspaper men and take
hold OF this property with a view OF
things lively In q newspaper
way. Success to you, gentlemen.
The Chanute times., 1909-06-04
Market Report.
Kansas CRY. No..


Strength was the dominating feature
of the cattle market last week, al
though there was reverse ON
Wednesday, caused by heavy run
that day. The close of the week was
10 . 20 higher than c'cse Of previous
week, with top of$7 0Oon both heavy
steers and yearllBgs, paid Tuesday.
The supply today is liberal at 1000
head, market steady to ten lower.
Light steers are selling nearest steady
today, aEd the decline Is on the
heavier steers, although shipment
from feed los Of Fowler & Todd
Maple Hill, Kansas, 1474 lbe, sold at
$3.50, today, same price from dame
feed lots brought Friday. Smaller
proportion Of receipts of heavy steers
each week, ana the gradual expansion
of consumptive demand has proven
almost sufficient to Offset the adverse
influence Of high retail pgices. On
the other hand, American exporters
of live animals have not been able to
make a profit On shipments for some
weeks, and export trade is therefore
cnrtailed. The older heads, In sum-
ming up the situation, regard the
outlook as favorable for stronger prices
for fed cattle during the summer.
Top steers today sold at $6. 30, bulk Of
steers IS 90 to s6 75, best hsifers cows.
from So. so to 1915, calves 81 90 to S7.2F,
bulls SO so to $5.25, stecKers 1915 To
s5. so, feeders IS 90 TO s565.
Although hogs olesed last week 10
10 16 cents below the best time,
average prices for the week were
highest OF the year, and top prices,
$3.50, was also highest for this year,
and the best price paid here in the
last six years. Run is IL 900 head TO-
day, market five higher on heavy hcgs,
8 to 10 higher on medium aud light
weights, top 81, IS, bulk s6 IS to 81 30,
including all weights. May receipts
Of hogs shsw \ shortage OF 80, 900 head
from same month last year, or IA per-
cent, and predictions of heavy June
movement are NOT made with as much
fervsr or confidence as . few weeks
ago.
Sheep and lambs advanced so to 75
cents last week, and goats sold 25 10
so cents higher. Run 10 small today,
4,eOo head, market 10 to 10 higher,
spring lambs at 50 90 today. clipped
lambs $S 90, clipped fed wethers e.65,
clipped Arizona wethsrs 90 so, ewes
SO 20, killing goats $500 TO "a 25,
brushers 50 % to 80 IS. The extra
ordinary prices do not seem to
istinidate a sufficient number Of
ossumers to cut down meat sales
greatly, and the shortage 10 supplies
for May, $4,000 head, or II percent,
from last year, is . Strengthening
feature.
A. J. R1cKAKT,
Live Stock Correspondent
The Chanute times., 1909-06-04
Women and Dogs Work Together.

Dogs are used as working animals
In Europe the same as horses, and
even for food purposes, for which
horses are extensively consumed.
Hsnce the Belgium dog position,
which opened In Maestrieht on May
l3, on which Consul johnson, OF Liege,
makes a report, was principally for
the display Of drausht animals. Dogs
are used to draw milk wagons, etc.,
and a woman and dog, drawing =
small cart loaded with milk cans,
from which the wsman distributes
milk, IL not an uncommon sight.
The women do that kind of manuel
work owing TO the very low wages
paid to the men in whatever employ
ment they may be engaged. To avoid
that state Of things In the UAited
States 10 the purpose Of the protective
Tariff. Women also do much of thc
field work on farms In Europe.
The Chanute times., 1909-06-04
In Time of Peace Prepare for War

ItisapuZzle to some men that there
should be so much talk about tearing
down the Tariff If it is imma-
terial whether 1t stays or not. II we
do not need 10 now we will need 1t
almost any time. One can never tell
when the floods are coming in the
Ireat river valleys OF the world, but
levess are not tern down because the
water is at a low stage. Trouble is
bound to come at some time. A
period of disaster and hard times In
Europe and slack work will send
wages there down 10 the Starvation
point. II we are not Protected
American labor must suffer equally
with foreign.
We do not disband the army and
lay up the navy merely because 1t IS a
time Of peace and NO war Ia sight.
Industrial wars are mere apt to break
cut and to rage than conflicts Of blood.
ills quite the proper thing to have
these ideas in mind when Tariff chan
ging is In hand.-Buffalo "News."
The Chanute times., 1909-06-04
Chanute Boy Advanced.

Wat, W. Williams, son of Mr..
and Mrs. G.. w. Williams of this
city, has been appointed factory
inspector for the state OF Missouri.
1t is a very important and lucrative
Office. Watt is thoroughly qualified
for the work. He is thorough
machinist of years of experience.
He will have several deputies under
him who will do the field work. He
and his wife recently spent few
days here visiting his parents and
friends.
The Chanute times., 1909-06-04

Itch cured in 30 minutes by Wool
ford's Sanitary Lotion. Never fails.
Sold by the Brown Pharmacy.
The Chanute times., 1909-06-04

Mr.. Paul McLans has resigned his
position at the cement plant and ac-
cepted the position Of business man
ager of the VanDorsn Lubricating
Co, with headquarters in Chicago.
We are sorry to have Mr.. McLane
leave us. He is very pleasant
gentleman and keen business man.
The cement boys presented him with
a fine pipe as a token of their esteem,