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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-06-21

Modern. ur~ a.room cottage. In wal.
linRfasd district 1Gs dandy. Price
t8.tea. terms
New. modern h-raom cottage. unissr-
sifvs fali cement basement. laundry trays.
fireplace. etc. Let s9riso, Price i2.sQQ.
uARTvfo. sii " 7. BLOCK
aroom cottage. strictly modern. lots
In laWn. furnished or unfuruiahed a
snap II taken at once phoue y. 1sea.
house. rooms hot
WATER HEAT. drawing room 81 feet
long. fine location. Doc e. feet front: AIT
diatafy. only 81 500 cash a0a CrarY
Bidr Maln ssoi l. t7sq.
4 aoro tract. room cottaKe water.
fruit trees 30 ross bushes. berries. Eraw-
bits. incubator. hreoder. close % car
beautiful Sound view going away. must
sell quick small payment down, sib per
month. ~ A 1ouuE. next 60 store. Gate
wood FEuutieruy car
1850
Half aere Just north % the city limits
Others are selling half acres enc hair
mile further out Tor titeo We chal-
ienKo any other firm in the city 20 show
hair acre - land, with fuh eQ-toot
streets Wifh fine vleN, on good road.
Tor less than twice as much. So cash.
balance three years
OLE HANSON a CO.
sif-atG- gtf-1if New York block
JOIN the new co-opcrauve movement
for fighting the Coal Trust We sell
ard DELIVER 20 you tho finest Frade
aud quality % coal a. 90 per toni
Protect yourselves and the country by
coming 80 ns ono Of the hundred thou.
coXL ts vhat ne tcoMMoN PEOPLE
~ the Trust calls as, can afford TO
pay. call SOC Leary BIDS, or phone
4-ROOM HOUSE $500.
Two blocks from street car line Lot
tet2oe. All cleared why pay req,
cash and 50 per month, Call aSsa Bond
At. Everett wash
AIS.
For t2Ts We will sell t0xi2s-foot lot.
situate close 20 tho north city limits
Nice view Good title Free abstra CT
when you buy. No membranes on
this property. The others are selling
same size lots oue-half mile further out
FOR $3.50. Terms f2T 80 cash. balance
in thirty ak monthly payments
OLE HANSON q CO,
stt-als-1ie-si7 New York Block.
WHY PAY REMIT
Three-roon house. seKioo tot cleared
snd fenced on street car line must DO
month. Inquire Room 9. Times BldE
Dirt Cheap-s-acro chicken ranch ia7
laying hens. % geese, 90 ducks n piss.
I COW. Price 5000, 500 down. $40 a
month G. A GRAF.
2os Liberty Bldg opposite Postofflce
OWNER forced 20 sell y story house,
rented Tor S12b0 "a month, 81 900; terms.
HOLMAN SECURITY INV co,
suite 200 Loary hldg
Nine rooms, an full. rent $40 per mo
Good income. Sell or exchange for lots
or acreage a. first payment. Going to
Alaska. Gt0h Fifih av. Mary Cowings
House aud three large lots for 81. 600
tds down balance $40 per month. See
owner, room ?. Times. BLDG
New threc-room cottage on two LOTS
very nicely finished inside; Green Lake
car $500 come torms. p-iai, care star.
For Saie-~ny owner lots on 18th and
7ath SITS. Fremont av, cheap for cash.
Phone North 1854
-Four. room mouse on corner lot. e0xi00,
eash talks Phone Columbia 1875.
DWAY-a2xi2a $4,000 cash bal.
ance easy OWNER Main s2ei. l. ana.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-06-21
FuRNIsnEp nousEs

FURNISHED HOUSES
N~~~~~-~~~~~s%@-~4~@N~~
TIE rpHt YEA PAY On faraltaFs ~ = faFs
aiahed house. N applied Ga geads par
efssea ~ pnassaif ana rAid faf ~ ths
Ae1k Or mnMth. Nuuia F1eu euAn4e rea
Is aun IT, We eHfsuf credit ~ ed Aaass
Flats Furn Co, as FiAs ~
NMrnlsksa % unfaFntsraa bauEatsw.
also apartments AfAi Nalut Naar 80 a
afet Alkf aF lad grani %
iisauitfaiir fsfnlshsa l-faam cefiaxs.
tEt OAK ts
E.Foam cottage farniabaA. o. per
menih rhsus Vafa tft
Chs8p snrnishsd hsass 90 reuk s4es
erie Hahf. FhHus Essg tft4
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si..sis'.IIas ~ f rs " - nls.l
4 AcRKs sNAP.

usass harn gbidA#n hsusss fns
sifansa water auash bali fisafsd. Hith
sasssa susAm fralfs ON osEnsy rpAd see
Also ! eess ] hsifss calves use
TarplsA fntefurbaH - raelNa cir, and
lal.Lta 81 Ne MraaAa
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housEkEEPINo RooMs


Too uiesiy furnished rnafns faF Naht
a1usaasetluss gle. larialsaK HEht SIS
Eirsg West
gIG--g FnarHs sss afth * fshaua b.
9ss WvsiuF roupis rrnfeFred
Wa1saksopsnE faanTs - ap. nifh pfi-
sats bsth. fitl caiumhfa- MAin Tf11
Thra. farnishrH r8asna. tath. fee
lave fsts Tester Faft
~ 81 PET seek TOT ! hieniY faFniah "a
haasrss eplnE Faessus ftrf asrsnth
3 fandsra hausfkasEink reemss tsni 81
ttl fffh
Nafarn f.rnsm s4itHs fte. siesulux
fp1tau running water f1ha stss Ith
T9o iarEs. front heusek ssginE reoatsi
Fusnishea hsussAs sptnE rp0ms. 1919
Tfh Az fgenrtHffs
hansaaaaafnE ruaaaa ~ furHisha1
fasraa f1r barhsiora neft Thfra A.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-06-21

Two srrss good land. uarfh - city.
near Country Club. good flrw ~ sound
ana mamntAlual part cash Terms
q a KING.
Care Economy Dry Goods Co. Rainier
teach
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SEATTLE FURNITURE MIG. co.
MAKES YOUR Old FuRSi-
TTfuEs nnE ~ 4 NrErgt

Repaired. Fufinlsaed Aad vphnisfsFsd
Tafult4ra rna4s 90 aTisr store and
affiee fttt1fes. ra~atFFe show cases etc
fs1 NfKuiNtA ST Phone Ina tsts
Wasted some ere 80 adans ny baHY
Eiri m0nthe OLD aahBfn hairet. sta
tiun eyes fnagirs tatB Sasth Bread.
say
Eshsinan q wtsson. enrp.ntsrs a.
fzes~fs. ulndaW ans deer ssrraas q sgs
ctsiig Mafn fIra faf attt
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q puIsIlns roo0se.

i a nunuy language
- -
~ man talking cf a 20.
.s.late the other day say
= ~ ,akes this stand when
IN have = walkover
- <rss
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-06-21
REAL ESTATE LOANS

NORTHWEST TRUST g SAFE DE
POST Co, First av, and Columbia 81
Goldman Buildingl, invites applications
for loans from $1,000 60 5000 on im-
proved Seattle residence property In
established districts
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E OR SOS Cash

win ssli 10 reliable party new t-rn9m
hunsaiaN fnsaafn Z blocks from FhthnHy
~ ezF line Price s. see. cat from
81 sac NaiAnce Hka Feat oHnsF. afi
Empare ut1e
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-06-21

tsrFs tract ttaatge. sitnats scar Tacoma
tuiafssT han Less than fertF aaiunirr
from Fsanr~f place Lies lHEsi H.
cleared. Eruttea and sfgmp@1 and is
ready q bald on WIZ psy - mark
Tor 4 atgnKY g4,fert ietf gaaa fftle
warranty deed Ttis salnins ths y y
railroad
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-06-21
fITTLE MAY
AVE FESTIVAL

have e Seattle koag
~ festival or a fiesta OF
z. ss,ss..lsrls,ic sind 10.
y ~ many members q, 4. inc p
commerce, and pa, ~, ~
Z, arm before Ions r,.,
FESTIVAL drew $3.50 ..',.,.'..
= rortland' g the. ,he '3 h.,.,.
,.''' generally. spo san. /, :
..sv 4 worth . l S..' y "' eo.s
Y. srcsen a financial sue
sssfy way. a..
= N ness meeting Ct ne
4 probable mat ne
N, VII hs instructed 70 "a. ~ I,
eonmisiee 20 takc some .i.
s,,s.ee to the establishment
s.sraaI event for Seattle
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-06-21

4~~.Ss~~1~s~~.r~~~~~.~N ~s~~~~~-~~-~s~-~4~-~sN
100 IN ms calumu are ! cent a word
Ten words 10 cents
DON'T 80 LONESOME.
fa,sr-ass Iatsoaueius society. for re-
spsctahis psopis oniL rslissis marf t,l,
sreDees given ard demanded Personal
introductiana houFs a m 70 m.
ssi. asatiis offies iI-ts vsnd9ms
iisisI iais Wrist a.
boys. ds Yoa want good payinE paper
route Tor the SUMNER have faw
a0wu here on which you can make a.
nuch --or nearly fo-~as n pou worked al
aay And when rarrTing a route you can
have az your forsneains 70 ge9,-slt 80
star. flq1 seventh ay
say sou cav q 81 The Star
Try MsiiarY's Barber shop Tor 500
scHip treatment III Columbia =
Four saIssmsn 70 help sell and shgv
land from office, boat and addition tlse
nsesssary Must be sob~r ana reilabie
and wlfilnr to hustle EEpansee and
transportation paid Blrminshan L@ha
wtsTED-Msn ara woman % learn
the barber trade Complete course. free
wages paid you while learning. LARGEST
school Ia the vest Call o. write fer
AATioxAL gaRnEn esoLLEos
Wanted-A hustler 10 taxa charge %
one q our additions rnu can make
$500 per month ERpefiencs not nsoea'
Eary See g y Hiil4nan. room :. Times
BldE and floor
Reliable msn 70 show ana sell land
experiences not n.cesssfg
f0s Liberty BldR Opp9afe Pastoffice
want 10 men at once 20 cut brush and
wood t1so day. Also Intelligent man
70 show land 1850 month Want one
salesman speaking al Scandinavian Ian
fuagss See Bennett at wharf AZ bfsm-
srtou today.
N Marx Heller, i0s seneca 81. viii
call az The Star office 1903 Seventh av.
this week he viii be given two tickets 20
the Majestic theatre free
WHY PAY MORE7
Mems $50 blus serge sample suits
it1 30. Tracie. iloem aoT sosh Third
Second hand clothing bought and sold
1911 Pike = Main sass Ind = sssg
IA prof Stevens. New Method Teach
W2JA Ing Dancing guaranteed 81 pr.
AffH~ vata lessons Days. evenings Trial
NH always free Fourth ana Plns q
WANTED-MIsCELLAhEous
-.1~s~NN~~-cees~e~s<~ ~S-e-S~~~Ne0e~sesNses|sSS
n you want 20 sell your property list
n With y. W. Jackson. 10f American
hank BLDG Main 7sfs Ind tssi
wanted TO rent Groom cottage, mod
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-06-21
WATER FRONT.
SALT WATER FRONTAGE.

SALT WAITER fttoNIAeb,
OWN oNE rouHru MILE rHoNr.
AuN cog OHE or rtin pnEr WArhH
PUGET SOUND
~ AcUUa SONS GOOD NOTION LAND
.iip nGir 6i' f0it. foit ft'Gi'ff" q"
WELL SUPPLIED WITH WATER.
NNAW NCUDuL. MHfUNWDHH pUHr
.nffice ETC PRICE $1,000 CASH ron
WORTH DOUBLE THIS FIGURE
-HrH
CHARLES sOMER8 COMPANY.
Aiasifs naiidinr
Hrea campina sites across The Sound.
lees than one hour and fifteen WinHtns
from Seattle land lice an me Sound
flno eiam beach Slice SANDY bathing
b wofh ana leaves here after your
morh D. dome
OH HANSON & CO..
1it.ait.1ie ai4 New f0fh hioch
one hundred ana forty feet N water
the world llua soil. beautiful yiow.
Ole nAaHoN 8 CO.
Hif.ats atb.1tf hrw fnfh hloeh
Tract u water front With ~ feet u
Graded streets Terms ttt each balance
three NrHfa act hatt Natef home
uaw before it fs too late
OLE HANH0W & co.
Ait.att.ate.at NHw fnfk block
Seventy feet ~ heautlfui water front on
uHfr 500 feet from the wharf 80 lHs
fuuthfancs On IRIS property. f9r sale ~
uh on easy terms
OH nANapN a co.
SO as aierfff New YORK Block
CITY REAI EtTATE.
.~~~~@N~~~~s~~~.~~D>~
GROOM PLAsTERED HOUSE
CITY WATER AND LIGHT.
$3.50.
on TERMS.
LOT rs t0ri20 TO iGFOOT ALLEY
A BARGAIN. LOCATED ~ A
QUIET. ATTRACTIVE NEIGH
BORHOOu
TAKE FORT LAYTON CAR TO
2fTH Az W. AND SEE MR.. FiTZ
AT POsTOFFtCE. 3 BLOCKS
SOUTH.
or TELEPHONE
DAVID +. EASTMAN.
z09 COLMAN.
MAIN 7f5.
IND. Gil
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<.~---~~~s~~~-~s~~~~~- >-~-~~~~Ss-~@s~~s-
waaern thFss roam klatFs phFnp hns
hsthE Wafsinx distances. tgsf Tern. cat
uFr tifEfnts
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noARn ANp RooM.


BUSINESS CHANCES.
er~~~>s~-~~s~e~s~~s>~ ~4~~~~s~~~ee~~-@s~-
ioiN ihs uen ra.spsfslirs metsmsnt
Ger nahuna the coal rrasf We sell
90 nslixHs = ~ i q 80 s, ,ss
rfateat yourselves and the eauatgy ~
r1niiaG % a. one % ne hsndfga Thea.
tsea sae ~ rssa,..s 20 .e t',. q
tha FfaFf calls ua ran afford -
psy ceil tqs Learn bids w. phaas
sNAp fa nooMiaa Hofran
az feaass snas faFnitara osfpaFs hfiek
hailaimai Fenf ftss. ineiuains sf-asa beat
ant hat uaiar. eaisius distance iFes
~ s2ei AZ cash. ~ Faa AFa laHktnH fHf
sssf. dent pass this ~ Total inraiias
HAnrviu, su n T mock
FaF sale rhs mast aamglsfs iaaiss'
tatiqrina ani dfessaaskius establishment
on tna cassf wln ssfi fpr orc sees
gefeiFtsi ~ishias 20 retire A9qig isat
kesi MAeisea
i'srfY whh u 90 sa irrsss in = ffst.
sisss nraeasii,9a SOS thias = 80
msees eassHsss gs.l rs t'~afy
Far hale itseaaine haHsu "a rsanas
tialnitF % zen ~ ssh yniqn o. Mast
rssas ti.s ~ erssssri ''.'' '"''
w ssis-is fesus assr sisr st'iss.
sstl fasntshrd. Part raaH VIII faHtidsF
pari lrass pwasf Maiu ilss
Hfnan steam iaanafg faF sale rHsap -
Faei famA n teN paputat4sn. 81 zee
WI sfss tsFrus Dbl star
Der aeis~t.assa ~ ehafnetaph afutia.
cheap ftess taeafanH lH ely zee Faeftfa
~ Hrafss Atsdfn TArsfnA. Nese
Far Sale fias tnms Ninaer Cahlnss
pfsuf piane. gfsa AIS Dag a. Ftsas
T. tfin
~ rFnasnvfY apA hisiasas 81 q bAfs So
y ssif - asfs p-tAt esfe hisr
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WATERFRONT pRErERREp Suitable
for chickens and berries Must be good
land. VIII pay cash. owners ONLY. D.lS3.
care Star
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-06-21

aesete~-sse-ess.0s0se~.e
L1HnH AM nm1uHf-.Hp delay ~ on
real estate mortgages. CONTRACTS. chat
tnlH and collateral fffIs fud Al1s
OFNhN d JEHnEW a co. lne.
fif norman hank ndr ffh and PIKE
Loans 900 furnitufe. horses. sfr WI.
liam Roach. room ma New York Widr
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-06-21

Nh GGrlSSiS "a ST SSa SSsS f6sf.
ough specialist n SEATTLE. treats all ais-
eases OF the nerves. throat, lungs. heart.
stomach. liver kidneys. bladder. urinary
Nouhlces blood. skin and all contracted
disorders Gail stones removed without
operation. All medicines furnished Ny
office IN Liberty Building corner Third
and Union ST. opposite postoffice. rooms
AS and sst. Phone Main 4ssa.
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s~~@-~~1o-~s~S~-~s~s~-~ S~~-~-~~~-@~~~o~
Waufra-ta raspberry piekefs. water
good stove aud hauss free. pay 20 santi
per crate M WHhia. Auma~r, Wash.
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TIE Manly boarding and Sale Hlabisa
iiorfra hired faf all DufDoHes. b. dag Or
Wock. zf09 Western ~ Phones. Baia
HHrEe Lad faHN
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spEcIAL NoTIcEs.

SFEAfAI NJ iGES.
s~@~~@~-~-~s~e---se---~s- s-~-1~--~S-r-~-e>~>9~
The muaerAi xMa1 receiver WILL FNasiFH
sealed BIDS faf tne safe - the undfei1e1
IS 1nfsgezs % Il J fi8aFd1a lr TIE cod
Crow aaiaan. cunHmNfrH ~ Uwartnm aat
Esaftua. a. ia PIKE e. 10 rs ritH %
Seattle. 40 until 90 o'clock neen Frieag
Imns - AaI1 as she Hfflea - BRADY anh
Harnssns. Eawpara tsaa AfssEa nlHE .
fafest Tne sale viii BE- uads FOE cash
And IL psr esnt q fhe amaans - the
kid uatsst aeereF peNF thn bfd All hlte
mast - IN writing AiHhg u fasset zay
and all lids - reserved
fsiFnsstg ~ = f.Rwu r.~sfvsr
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FARMS AND GARDENS.
WANTEp-REAL ESTATE.

~S~-NN~N1@ceNs~~~~eN NeN~@~Nre~SNs< >eSNye~
Five acres three miles from city q
$500 $40 cssh. balance 81 per month
fss Manager. room 3, Times h.dg
The Mobridge news. [volume] (Mobridge, Walworth Co., S.D.) 190?-1917, 1910-10-28

! he said in response to my invitation
to dinner, and, anyhow, there's no
use dining out when l pay the same,
dinner or no dinner, where ! am stop
ping"
The day had been hot, and the first
floor dining room was sultry in spite
of the palms and fans which attempted
to simulate the verdure and breeZes
Of the country.
It was crowded, too, with a typical
summer night crowd, and, after sit
ting for a few minutes in a sWelter-
ing corner, we got up and went to the
smaller dining room upstairs. Here it
was not SO warm, and we settled our
selves comfortably by a window.
Over in a corner half a dozen boys
on their way back to school were rag
ging a pcrspiring waiter, a proceed
ing so exactly to Meningitis taste
that he insisted on going over to join
them. But their table was full, and
somehow that kind of fun had lost its
point for NE.
Not far from us a very stout, mid
dlcagcd man, a]poploctic with the
heat, was elcphautinely Jolly for the
benefit Of a bored-looking girl across
the table from him, and at the next
table a newspaper woman ate alone,
the last edition prOpped against the
water bottle before her, her hat, for
GOODNESS, on the corner of the table.
It was a motley Bohemian crowd.
l looked over the room casually,
while Mcknight ordered the meal.
Then my attention was attracted to
the table next to ours. Two people
were sitting there, so deep in CONVEX
satiOn that they did not notice us.
The woman's face was hidden under
her hat, as she traced the pattern of
the cloth mechanically with her fork.
But the mans features stood out clear
in the light of the candles on the
table 1t was Bronson!
He shows the strain, doesn't he?"
Mcknight said, holding up the wine
The Mobridge news. [volume] (Mobridge, Walworth Co., S.D.) 190?-1917, 1910-10-28
NORMAL
The Schools Fourteenth Year Cele-
brated by Students and Faculty

IdtCG NY SlhuSilto dlid ' oSNitf
Springfeld-Just fourteen years ago
South Dakota founded its Normal
school at Springfield. Last week, the
faculty celebrated this fact by oppro-
pirate ceremonies. The day was 81 en-
as a holiday and in the afternoon on
the gridiron the football team, under
Prof. Hopes efficient coaching, de-
feated the Santee Indians by a score
Of Is to 3. The game was played un-
der the new football rules and was
highly interesting to the enthusiastic
crowd on the side lines. The Spring
field team has several of its players of
last year and some good new timber.
Considering that it is still early in the
season, the team is in good condition.
Other games are scheduled for the
neal future and a successful cas- is
anticipated.
The eliminating event Of the day
was the evening reception given to
the students by the members Of the
faculty. Under the new electric lights
at the dOrmitory. came the youths
and maidens arrayed in their best.
After the usual formalities were over,
a short program was given. Miss
Clara Hinsdell, the new and efficient
instructor in piano and vocal music,
sang two solos and Miss Katherine
Finley, the new violin teacher, render
ed two very pleasing solos. Prof. H.
II. Goodenough sang in tie faCu ty
Quartette and also sang a solo. Presi-
dent G. G. WenzlOff, who has been so
- H. ny,nNnk IF &hn
school. spoke a few words in his own
characteristic way about the past and
future Of the school. After the pro-
gram and a drawing game, the stu
dents were conducted to the dining
hail, where light refreshments were
served by the faculty. The rooms
were art stically decorated for the oc-
Casion.
Altogether Springfield is showing a
fine advance. A good increase of
students, a dormitory filled to its ut
most capacity, excepting the guest
room, and a dining room almost
crowded all speak Of the popularity OF
the school. A spirit of enthusiasm
prevails and must school and class
spirit is manifested.
During the summer, many improve
ments have been made in the class
rooms, library and dormitory and also
in the general appearance Of the
lawns. A new cement sidewalk now
connects with the town walk. Plans
are on foot to finish the upper story
of the dormitory and a new science
hall is much needed. The large num-
Der of music students has necessitated
the purchase of a new piano,
South Dakota may well be proud OF
Spr' ngfeld Normal school as one OF
several fine state institutions and the
Springfield citizens are fully appre-
ciative of the advantage of having the
normal in their midst.
The Mobridge news. [volume] (Mobridge, Walworth Co., S.D.) 190?-1917, 1910-10-28
Saloon Gases in Tripp

Carter-Saloor cases, which are OF
Importance as bearing upon the legal
ity Of a number of licenses issIed In
Trip county, which is n of the new
est counties in the state, will come on
for hearing before Judge Trip, of the
state circuit court, at the conclusion
Of the Gregory county term of court,
This month. A census was recently
taken and shows that Carter township
has sufficient population to entitle 1t
to three saloons. Judge Trip refused
to accept this census, and states that
before any action is taken by him In
reference to the license matter an
other census will have to be taken
under the supervision of the court.
When this is done it is believed the
license question can be disposed oil
to the satisfaction of all concerned.
The Mobridge news. [volume] (Mobridge, Walworth Co., S.D.) 190?-1917, 1910-10-28

whan che ,ono5
then Oach o.hod noeiar
away AGAIN o." oskod McKnigh+ ,,,do,
WI"
MS OI'a'n' uu,od a. uu
O'''"''o. aoiJ II MoKniohTo
ups I"'"0l anl ba 1oo,,aa 2I;tt
eyebrows ".".1 - tho b1oop -
increase" '"'''
inquire $780,, .,o+ rho .,.,,o.,o,
"'e iI''', booon 1oa
was '"."1' ' .an,or who could if che
mere was " I on nootiua ~
wls"'u anu Dt ~ iai under . ooni+oI
uolns' put Svar, bor - IL w.
ChaI5e' - ,"T,an 80 ~
nee anu po'-eo ..ouforanoo
come "'I,'. rho oonId cav tho+ che
men, Wv, t,,+ oftor tbo w-onk
n" "u 9e0n ,mo woman from the mnr
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u'ieu man. W.. into Tho oaso
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Found Dead in Buggy

Vermillion-When Mrs. A. ]. West,
a farmers wife who lives seven miles
southeast of Vermillion, went to
the barn yesterday she found the
~lifeless body of John Condo hanging
over the dashboard of his buggy, his
head firmly caught between the buggy
tongue and wheel. Condo had been
to Elk Point though it is not known
how far he had been carried in the
position found. His head, face and
shoulders were a a OF IT ises.
The body was ordered brought TO Ver-
mill. on by Coroner McGlumphy. Condo
was a grocery peddler, taking orders
from house to house in Clay and I'm
ion counties. He was 81 years old,
No relatives live here but an at'em,'t
will be made to locate a daughter in
Illinois. The ~supposition is that he
uttered a stroke Of apopleXy and fel!
over the dashboard as there are nc
evidences of foul play.
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list as if he read from it. Who's the
woman?"
Search me-" I replied. in the same
way.
When the chicken came, l. still
found myself gazing now and then at
the distracted couple near me. Evil
denily the subject of conversation was
unpleasant. Bronson was eating lit
tie, the woman not at all. Finally he
| got up, pushed his chair back noisily,
thrust a bill at the waiter and stalked
| out.
The woman sat still for a moment;
then, with an apparent resolution to
make the best Of it, she began slowly
TO eat the meal before her.
But the quarrel had taken away her
appetite, for the mixture In our
chatting dish was hardly ready to
serve before she pushed her chair
back a little and looked around the
room.
! caught my first glimpse of her
face then, and | confess it startled me.
1t was the tall, stately woman of the
Ontario, the woman ! had last seer
covering beside the road. rolling peb.
bies in her hand. blood streaming
from q cut owe her eye. l could see
the scar now. a little affair. about an
inch long, cleaning red through It's
layers OF powder
.19ethen. c unexpectedly,
turned and looked directly at me,
k5tnr miDuSsS 02c6a2sy, Sal
bowed, letting her eyes rest on mine
with a calmly ~insolent stare. She
glanced at Mcknight for . moment
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led bv the Nose.

An analytical chemist was retained
DIS q skilled witness some years ago.
where there are questions of analyt-
ical chemistry. There was one case
where a farmer had bought some ar
rifcisf manure, and he was being
sued for the price of II. He resisted
payment on the ground that the ma
terial had none Of the qualities Of
manure at all. The expert chemist
was one Of the witnesses. and had
stated that although the Substance
had the smell. It had none of the
chemical qualities of anllre Under
cross-examination he was asked, II
that was SO. how did ne account for
Ihundreds OF the best farmers having
taken fhe n for many years.
They must have been led BY the
nose" returned the witness.
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Wrong Guess.

It was exhibition day at No. 8, and
as the parents of Jack Grady, the
dullest pupil, were listening hopefully.
the teacher tried her best to help the
boy. How did Charles I. Of England
die?" she asked, assigning the easiest
question on her list to Jack. AS he
looked at her, with no indication of a
coming answer, the teacher put her
hand up to her neck. Jack saw the
movement and understood its mean
cage she happened to meet her first
land died of cholera" he announced
briskly.-Youth's Companion.