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The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1909-08-26
1881 1909
w. P. HEAN,
PROFESSIONAL HORSEMAN,
Bruce or WatertOwn, S. D.


Poll Evils, Fistulas, Ringbone and /,
Spavins permanently cured.
All difficult surgical operations
Spaying and Ridglings a Specially.
1 refer you to some of the parties
whom 1 have castrated Ridgling
Horses for. Write them.
Benk Peterson, Bruce, S. d.
S. Langum, Bookings, S. D.
Shetslad Bros, Brandt, S. D.
Lars Grunseth, Brandt, S. D.
Knute Knudtson, Astoria, S. d.
Carton Bros, Gary, S. D.
Ted D%uncaster, Gary, S. D.
l.. T. Larson, Marietta. MINI.
John Eidum, Marietta, MINI.
John Tone, Castlewood, 8. D.
Dick Hofftizer ~Castlewood, S. D..
Chas. Pardue, Watertown, s. d.
w. F. Walter, WATERFOWL, S D.
Andrew Berg, Stockholm, S. D..
Chris Lean, Summit, S. D.
Theo. Thorsenson, Wilmot, S. D.
P. F. Willard, Sisseton, S. D.
Steam Valness, Sisseton, s.. d.
Mike Wood, Bradley, S. d.
Pat Craney, Garden City, s. d.
Geo. 1. Corson, Bradley, S. d.
Phone or write me. BRUCE, S. D.
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1909-08-26
THE NEW SCHOOL LAW.

The following is an outline of the
most important provisions Of q new
school law which went into effect the
lnrst Of July. The law provides that
the district school board shalt employ
the teachers for the schools Of the dis
triet and may dismiss any teacher at
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1909-08-26
Tortured On a Horse.

For ten years l couldn't ride n
horse without being in torture from
piles" writes l.. s. Napier, of Rugless,
Ky.,."when all doctors and other RENE
dies failed, Bucklen's Arnica Salve
cured me-" Infrallible for Piles. Burns,
Scalds, Cuts, Burns. Fever-Sores,
Eczema, Salt Rheum, Corns. 25c.
Guaranteed by c. d. Kendall.
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1909-08-26
THE
The Brush that holds its br.stles.

TT is the only brush handed you
in a sealed box. You may
thumb the samples in the display
Case all you want to, but the
Brush you purchase is fresh and
clean-has never been touched by
another customer.
EXAMINE THE
KLEANWELL DISPLAY CASE
ON OUR COUNTER.
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1909-08-26

Old papers to place under carpets
Tor sale at this once.
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1909-08-26

he Brook
The wear
The pains
Are serioI
Dangeroud
\ Brookil
&avoid thu
n. B.. Han
bookings, i
horse Dod
BILE RENE
have used
Bpeak. Fl
LII a lam
nplaint n
krned of
Dcured a
hce using|
from |
trouble
BANS Kid
tiLg from
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1909-04-09
4 Gro WIS yfcfaaftuda.

81. Oiafs crown, With which Kin:
= tkon. Of Norway, was lnyasted al
tfandhjenl, III obedience 70 tho de-
aaAals both Of the national Constitution
ID Of popular sentiment In the land
II his adoption. has undergone mang
range ylcissttudes since the days.
4 RI than 1000 years ago, when Il
mounted the leonlne names of III
@3rliest Christian rulers OF Norway. +,
- been lost, stolen and carried OF
long the spoils OF war By foreign IN
s3ers 1t has, on several occasions
,aefi almost destroyed by Gre, has beer.
Hp1recked and has been buried. rlle
aster. indeed. says the New York
tes. IL an experience to which most
= allor crowns Of Europe have, al
- time o. another. been subjected.
10 burial has usually been for bar
" ceneealment. and there are
eral notable Instances where tb0s.
~ have thus hidden this most I'm
talit Of all emblems OF sovereignty
II-d without revealing the secret
remains 10 this dry an unre-
led mystery. Many. indeed. are TBS
fters OF fascinating romance con
Hei In the history Of these European
tHns. two. at least. Of which have
e4 buried In America.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1909-04-09

Richard Campbell Of Spring.
field Sundayed with Mrs. Chas.
Mcfarland, bis sister.
g. b. Bowling left Monday
for Wasta to visit his brother
and look up some attractive bar
gains In land Cor his customers.
lie expects to be away for sew
eral weeks.
The Baptist ladies extend
hearty thanks 10 their friends
for their kind assistance and
and generous patronage az the
upper IN the church Tuesday
evening.
Rev. Iorns is costly housed in
Il shack" ON the church jot.
which affords d temporary
home until the church can build
a parsonage. We understand
Lat several generous subScrio
tous toward the new building
are already secured.
Bookkeerer wanted bY the
Farmers Cooperative assoa}a.
iion of Wagner One who i, CT
pable az keeping books for grain
stock and lumber business.
ADDRESS, with reference atsa
wages wanted. Ed. Rhein, route
:. Wagner, =. ID.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1909-04-09

he -tsnwrads Th~enginx
tark streets.

,ae g.~,uvnnds T~hronGing Uc
lGrk streets.
Orr. of the greatest wonders OF Ne
RI City is often expressed In q
usstien. Where do all the people con
lE,f y ',) r.e 70 she cars?' Nov
a. tt.ls qutStie. more pertinent thu,
ter the cpeullg OF the subway, fc
was remarkable that MS vast IL
EeaSe 10 transportation facilities d.
IL seem T. diminish the crowds In II
urfacn ears aud left the elevated raj
say trains apparently as chokei witt
yass@ttgers as ever during the rus
,avrS. although, from the very opening
II the underground railway. Ii has be~@t
axed In handling the thousands clam.
sr'Dg Far admission to the express aI.a
+ locs! trains, running, although they
e NJ very frequcu intervals. Ii seam.
IT. that more persons were riding than
@i been riding before. FIR nil lines
we're ~ioa,'e,i a. heavily as ever with
sAe hordes OF ous!aess folks who bur
Il down town in the morning agl
o"ek hcme in the evening.
The corner where the most paSser-
: ~ cross In New YORK is ut Saith str Get
I'd PART avenue. There are two sur
ace tracks leading across town to And
rom the ferry To Long Island City. ana
No sllflce car tracks underneath
Flirh pass through the Park avenue
gser.y4t 80 Ay.ss, 4,5 A-t npl xa.w-
4. = subway has burrowei under the
~ tunnel ana has built a new tunnel
Its local trains and stlll another
eeper yet fer It's express trains, max
x 4lch cross this corner.
one day recently the subway broke
il record by transporting 5la,G0o pas
(. ayers, and. on that same day. tire
Z ne hauled $4,000. These figures are
81 n,ticdnt They show that these TIVE
Ines OF transportation alone, Sayins
q thing of the loo miles Of surface
" 1.3Sn.000 fares. liz 1t be reasonable
o. assume hat each person rode twice
Z lt dag, one down town and once III
& WA. these igares shcw that t3ase rs
lines of transportation, on Manhattan
island ana In the Bronx only, trans
,rtad 690.E00 passengers. This asslap
,.an seems reasonable. because there
must have been a great many more per
sons WAo rode only once during the
.ev tIIn there were who rode ilree
seS. 50 the allowance If two rides I
4Seeuger is fair. If the subway aac
elevated railV $ carried 69A.Et*
aSshngegs in a single day, they ban
81 more persons than there are il
i've pool, with its population Of Gsh
- more than there are inhabitants
81. Louis, with its population g
,5,23s more than there are Ia R3s
a, with IT'S 560.S92; more than fsigrs
se N Cairo. Naples, MADRID, cr Ms1i"
el,y.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1909-04-09
New Land of MILK and Honey.

The first colonization Of the CoiofsG
.esprt in southern California was III
lsrt4ken FIVE years ago. Within TIA
REF period 1.,Gou souls have made til
imperial and Coachelia valleys the
aegmanent home. They have cret,e
operty values ~aggregating SD CeJ.6a
ne Imperial Valley i, shipping amt
.ty $4,000 worth Of beef and pora
9.GO0 worth OF g"eln, and large guam
= of farm proc e. In that yat4e
ere are being sowl 1890 acres a4d.
ri9nal or alfalfa, f.sO0 acres are De4G.
planted to captalounes. while numerous
vineyards are being put out. At til.
p8n OF lIoltvllle, IL this valley, Il So.
} 3 electric plant has Just been install
and contracts have been ayaedes
eer 100000 worth OF brick Udssaas.
} 5eks at III Centre. The towns 81 lar
n"sial, Brawley and CaleAico are grow
.7g rapidly. The aforementioned tow
i on the boundary line between CaliAr
ia and Mex4v). here its name.
Nom than l25,OOO scres OF land az,
uader a high state OF cultivation. Crof
feliures are impossible. With irrlsa
zion the husbandman Is enabled to an
portion moisture to his crops as needed
Jd the climate Is S uniformly mid
that grains and fruits are never ia!lr4
n v affected from that source. Ii 4
Il ~ e land flowing with milk AND
a !ley.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1909-04-09
o pEUpAL Law.

daaas which = Peer Man WAS t.0
ttatsed ~ m English Lard.
TIE need of some act which wi.
make = tleAn sweep OF the prepas ter
nj reflex Of the fcudai system of Ian,
tenure which stu survives I'M man,
parts OF England has been strik nngl'
ehown By a case which has jua. c,snv
- light rear Sevenoaks. In Kent. Their,
resides Earl Amherst. who. among hi,
other hereditary claims to distinction
boasts that Of bsang lord of the mAilel
o. Ortford. wttAin the borders OF the
domain thus designated H~r,ers Coui
drey took up hs abode some months
ago, totally v that Thereby hs
incurred any obligations "a "a vassal o.
The lord Of the mAnor.
The other day o. OF the earl's dep
= stewards Gale upon Mr.. Coularey
and seeing 4 horse and trap staGstias
outside ihc hcuas asked Mr.. 1ould.-
n the horse was his. On being ~nnswere
n the affirmative the deputy stewart
eut some hairs from rho horses name
and after depositius them In his pssckel
placed his hand on The horse shoulder
accompanying the action with tbs
words This horse Is now the prop
erty Of Lord Amherst"
By the medieval law this was 10
though the steward contcn,ed hsmsel.
With merrly taking away the halra
IAtsr, however, hs demanded az coal
4rsy the sum a 1910 N redemption
ncnay. which Csuiarey had to pay.
The latter. Ia order to draw ~atientior
. The idlotic Law, brought suit FOR tss
hoard of the horse for the Period tina,
4 remained in his possession while The
p perry Of Lord A herst FIs mas nan
} ted. however.
Public opinion II strong ID Coul3rey's
b~haif. aud II II probable that u biz
III 10 Introduced In Parliament abro
Eating such medieval rights as Lord
Amherst claims, In the case OF Cogi
irey II seems that last year he bought
aear Seyenoaks q property consisting
II two and one-half acres. with a house
md stable, for $500. Tie property IL
rhat Is known as a customary free
Of the manor os ortford. And
according TO the customs CT the manor
be lord OF the manor 10 aatisle3 90
.beriof On erery caaGga il ,he aer
hip by alienation or Succession.
Us herios. the lord Ray legally sos1&
be tenants live beast. 0as ia tie Gu
Of q beast TO seize ia has 10 +
Ia lieu thereof vita a mades
Of three sh.llia-s and slxpence IS
I -. The custo. y freebooter wh
osd the properly - Mr.. Coa.4ler qos
s&Sed 10 best beas. aX1 80, on gaas
session. Earl Amherst got only the 81
Dnh Without any Idea tia; he was
j~eopardixlng his own best
Daxt Mr.. Couldrsy recently sold a bal!
OF his land Tor $50. Then Ear.
mhsrss's emsssxry svoopel Gown on
In y already toad ana claimed hls
or3oG
In the past thArs was great abuse Of
- medieval privilege. and Ii is re-
Dr0sd that ones tho lord OF a manor
asod - his hsrios q tenants racs
aEsa. worth lstwsea $4,000 and
1904
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1909-04-09

A., - sr .as ae@a,s % careless

AL 3a t4se tae ssraats oa Careless
se aua N%xsecs.
il is sqHaitiag when one thinks Of
he iaoun al damage i hieh has been
3roagi4t - giA. vegetation q the eutir.
psatr. ,l Gss.act 81 care.e2siess.
suate tau ~ 4lge 50 mAc1 vitality
thft t8el r.3A recover fgolu AMY mum
9e4 ot . hc Jhey l.s1iaes, fires
o. % -4ts, Nalle others are devastated
forever.
WHIST is now l.e great desert OF Sa.
hara was ease la part Il great forest
This Nas lib t1e days Ut the Cartliagin-
laas. b cot a3aa toe trees To he used
toF luel aid bui,aiuE purposes. Corn
WIS planted la pitce ol the forest
trees. This Was tie state OF affairs
whea the Romans came into possession
o tEi> country, a they III turn con.
u4up4 GaiS work o. destruction Till the
forests almost aisaG peared and the land
.or miles around was a barren waste.
Year after year and century after cen
tury the whole OF North Africa was
Il uulatel hy foods. which washed the
sill from tle hills and swampel the
~sliless. The plain which Is now the
sahara desert had TO trees which could
absorb the moisture and let IL gradually
fad its way 10 the Sea. % the water
ran quickly from It's barren soil and
kst III a sandy waste, scorched by the
sun.
Enormous tracts OF the finest grazing
lend ia Tasmania have been ruined by
Ee growth of sweet briar and gorse,
aud Tasmania hss lost the use of Its
Quest river by the spread Of watercrsss
1antel years ago By an enterprising
3 rlaer and allowed TO grow unchecked.
The Argentine ! ,ublic suffered the
loss OF hundreds q thousands Of Its
most valuable grazing acres through
the ravages Of the European thistle.
The seeds we're imported In the cheap
gheat which had been bought for plant
Ing. ana the farmers. not taking the
tTouble to sift the wbeat from the this
re seed before planting. sowed a crop
which has been the ruin OF their faldS
The harm was rianted beyond remedy
when the wheat was gut In the ground.
for the wheat naids wers soon covered
with a dense growth Of thgstIes and the
land had to be abandoned. 1t il now
All ~Igupenetrable tkIckst which harbors
Wild birds and beasts e prey.
The crazing lands Of Australia were
own with ruth In much the same way.
Less than fifty years ago a large mum.
be- Of Tndian-bred ponies were import
q from Patagonia. In the long hair of
I in coats were ddgn the seeds OF
tie bated bathurst weed. which soon
took root In the Australian soil and
spread rapidly, utterly running the pas
lures.
The oil fly has damaged the olive
crop In southern Italy to the sum Of
Z 100000 already and there must be
Sill greater loss before the remedy for
the trouble Il effective. The Italians
are alone to blame for existing condi-
tons. Tor years they have shared and
e strapped e~ery kind OF bird. both
l.reg AMI small, with the result that
southern Italy Is almost depopulated of
tie Gathered tribe. Thus the oil ny
Increases and fourishes unchecked
The work Of importing birds as a pre-
vsnJige measure has been begun, but
II Will be some years before they ma.
s I pest.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1909-04-09

20 deliver hi@ Ya$e lectures. Henry
Ward Deezeher vent into q barber shoT
pear the chapel 10 be shaved. Tn
barber, seesng that he was a minister,
Int not recognizing h.m az the great
preacher. asked Coin to the Lecturer
who sgaaksy" asked Beech1.
"Why, Henry Ward Beecher," Ald
tic barber.
"Yes. I think I'll TO-"
"T4ave you a ticket?' the barbss
went on IF not. you'll have to stAn1-"
There. there" exclaimed Bsech9e,
IL seems rs If | always did have -
stand when l hear that man speak"
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1909-04-09

Dr.. T.. who was . Heli-kuown physs
dan In North Adams. Mass, Aad o.
sasion d day to perform al ~oTeratio,
1ssou 4 iabarsr who had beea hurt /.
tie Hoo1ac tunnel. The patient. beinl
. very healthy man. Was placed anx.e
lie influence Of a powerful drug. an.
60 operation was successfully per
..c-D1eL When the effect of the erasi
laa died away. tie subject. looAln,
AtIgiy around the room. exclaimed
Where ar II"
Tie ioetor replied. "Oh. you ar,
II right
-Huf." said tle man. 1T may be al
sit. Int where am IT.
aorfcr answered. Jocuiarly: I'll
sen."
e lent responded IF that's 50
slee 10 know what you are doln;
tr~
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1909-04-09


plaetnP Him.
~Firs& t was tn trusts and bow II
y The distributing c-users that Ire 81.
against uA." said a drummer. TIL
combines threw a lot OF commerce.
travellers out Of their Joas and noa
they have devised tie distributing e@
ters idea 70 make IL still more ailAe4-
Cor ~ 70 earn q living.
Tbs time Was waeG al I'll. A4aaa.
fxctuxin9 concerns sent travelling mse.
al over The country. Into every crauu
aad LOOK where sales might he pos
biA OF course IL made the ~traveli
expenses enormous. and our ommla
si0ns amounted 70 very satisfactory
GuxuAA
wow these gaUs manufacturers g
N . hunt Tor what they call center
and thshs thsy establish u branch stors
where their oOods are sold wholesale Il
TIE cities Tor miles around. For Ia
stsnce. whscs ! used 10 so To ali {
u - OF IN considerable size In a &c
s1D Stats. now l so 70 only one thlr.
u tben. for The distributing centerr
hare taken ny sob.
in tns larger cities these ceGters
have been established and iAs ANA
merchants FROM The towns around cosss
Ii to do their buying. These lanuLae
tLreTs are Inducing the merchants q
csrDe to them. instead OF going TO III.
E2erChxutA and there seems TO be satas
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1909-04-09
ART A SLAVE TO FASHION.

Ian KeheIik Says Country Folk
Have Finest Musical Instinct.
MY ~p.eaSautest single experience in
America says Jan kubeliL, the youn-
vg.ln yIrtnoso, who has just arrived In
London with $4,000 in Yankee money,
as tie net result OF his tour OF 35.O0J
i -. was my performance at thu
v hlte House Co an audience OF about
le.eaty persons. one Of whom was Pres
leient Roosevelt.
The President ave me autograph.
signed copies Of his books, including
The Rough Riders Those i shall al
ways treasure.
What struck ME about the Presi.
Gent, who has nervous a~lertness, war
4 = pronounced nat raj instinct for M
! This | foun also IN q surpris-
Z sly marked deg. ; among audiences
IL the baekwoods Of America. and IL
Little towns like Joplin, Mo. The peo-
PIE. though lew have any trained
knowlelge Of music, had the truest In,
sGincls AID the most sensitive artistic
feelings | have perhaps ever met with
! attribute this TO the fact that they
are always living in direct touch with
n sture. Mentally and spiritually tAsy
. g simple. bue rhey are far from being
|! la-snr.
They formed a great contrast to
r'any fashionable audiences In ths
Z ties, where art Is largely a slave to
s.shiou, and where there are many.
very many. peopIs trained IN technical
-1usse. but W h no souls, no inst!n~s f0s
il bea uties or iA meaning"
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1909-04-09
ptguLlpp:ks DGysLopM9Nr.

~oVmmmoma - unDsnA o1o,0oo,ooe
@s@ - uuo11onw naAlroo1S.
- aEDnneoments Tor carrying 81
~ - - - government Tor : -
- - t1a1ways u ~ Philippines ~
ahouS cpaclndsd, ana ~ last Of III
consraGlD Win - xsnSd n ! fsw dayA
To- lAyofvo IN construction az 100
mllD r .xaek md ~ expenditure q
ahe0k ooQ00QO0o NAG AZ Il within IN
l1mlts = IL inlanda h pro3sct ne
Onmn1n1 ! commimion az ecs1-
assse wAlls oscstary TAN was govsr.
- oonogol w1r - followed very clos.
" w1cA ! 49, - ~ dsvelopmsn& q
- gFsa1 nafnEal reso1ecss that AZ
- i~naccoa61sA - vel a. providlns
ssttn11e tr~an1portattoa facilities Tor
thnse osc1sns which ~ most thoe.
S0ghly sstt1e0 and cultivated.
II nilways tbs provided for viii
bring - moak Important agricultural
mineral ~ timher IT ths
r~hiflpptnes uteAtn sasy Distance =
AAaila m 63n furuiaA the planters
q ~ thfss eG1r important iaIand.
liabilities foe Gnasyins thsr craps :,
nArksG Is = - nrxt importan; vi
= - mAtnGlai 1-sss5opm4nt of the
- md OqD14 y cuutrtbute yes
largely - ths1f Drssperity. II coal
ana t1mA9 - a1nss& Invaluable Ths
NAVY OspaStmmf aions ssnAr about
$1,000 - - cpal srum IL unitsd
0eata - - P~1alippano Ialaads every
ysar. md 4 - 10 T. carried n shlus
frsm Norton Evesy sttck = timber
and mne9 - " IT, army or thu
ivy = 0an1portod acgo0 tn Pacific
ocean fxu0 r1uA Geun1 n~etwttAsnnd-
- - a11nGnnk surely of al varis
ttas almose = dgh Of - paace where
go enxUs0 - lands1 Fort McKin-
~. - O1ns Military poss = IL Phil
ipcenA ab0uk 1ve miles iron Manila
wttA aam1odat1snD ~ 1000 troop&
was b1ne alnse 0k1rsay II Oregon
DenA dmo0 bononn tAseo arv no saw
n - ascl1paaaO and no mes ~
6Etng1ng lumhr - q the foresu
q = 1870 cut ~ aoa q the rail-
roa0s aro cnmcleeeA tAsgO ID likely 10
- . grsat om0 II timber land. bat
- oovsrn0ne - wisely adopted q
~ - Mun1at1ons undee which tie
lorss0 - - - preserved and pro
nco1d Anu00D Who can pay the fee
IN ~ oDvUn = mcerss % cut timber
- pu1e hnda. but be cannot
GYt 49, e~A - ~
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1909-04-09

- UOo909 IN GTAtr
0poGn1neson-
IL tTouhoo w1fA IN attempts al cor
Aaing whnt I'm - any other prod
uct = - - NJ N authority. Ii
Tt - 010 y migh&y Incorvea
- Il - Gense ct 20 ccrner rail
fuaG - NJ eeh9 anck you can 6gurs
CT ySmr 10 bsfsgo you begin. bal
20 1osug Go I'll h0w much wheat o.
cnen - hg4 - = win - ODE A
III - - - DE1cs - Jon may hare
- aGc101la10 mcA q enormous iIna
= - peso14 20 afs operating IL
TIT vh0 - 1Eoak comes It's bar.
ssEk r. 04Dn0 - u af ! profit
JaUD = Esms found this ous .
y1nD 1oCMo Le1ter had occasions /
ssaD - Ke0o had naAe . fsrtu.a.
- - 0aa handling mining ss0rx
and - nmh904 1oe : taste Of y
azus& Qum1sf1e1- Amer making
- 1GzzioD u - sfzse& - turned q
- - - nonay - It. Then b.
p4e inGp w1ns1 accumuiafed 1 vasr
- 011cA - osun1 ~ Ell wtsass
s1lg - UsoA Th0 Jay Gosl
- - nno0 = ha1e Kssne. u~<
- Wan@ un6an Telegraph ssns
nBO Ws1scs : s<nersI sau.
- nnG1v 4 r KsereFs forsr
1 00pDnrs6 Keene Is sts
"~ - or : bit - h.s nes -
- ha.1 - tn xhes.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1909-04-09

i!iase Constable Ito rlilager WI
oeen Knocked down by passing me.
tgrltst -You didn't see tie mr.,
lnI could YOU swear to the mani
singer Il did: but ! don't thins I
me-.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1909-04-09

/;fieS-I know 4 man who ma0e
$4,000 furnishing tips on the races.
Miles-f,as he sstill got the money!
Glles--Oh, no; he lost 1t all Dlayi1o
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Wall Paper
Season IS now al hand


NaDiL2s 4,
Who his been giving the
people of Wasner Satisfac-
ton in tbs me for Seven
Years. is still i the business
this season. lis prices are
no higher than Others; his
line more complete, especial
" SO in exclusive patterns.
Way not by your wall paper
from the man who hangs il?
A paper hanger will be more
saving and will take more inter
est i'm the work when he sells
| : paper. IL requires ten days 10
get paper after ordering. 20 ask 10
samples Of paper and Beautiful deco
ration book early. so ! mag have
time 20 fill your order without in
convenience to you. All paper sold
viii have preference in hanging
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