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Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1910-10-11
TO TAKE PART IN LOT SALE

Il. f. Fry of South Berton, Va. pres
ident of the Investors Realty COM
pany, arrived in the city this after
noon for the purpose OF participating
in the auction sale tomorrow in the
Locust Vitw Addition, east end, ex-
tensively advertised.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1910-10-11
Proving His contsntion.

Jones Is an optimist. even In the
most discouragiDg circumstances. isn't
her,
why. no. His motberin-law is
slightly indlsposed. and he thinks
there's no hope for her recovery"
We'll. what did tell youY'-Cleve.
land Leader.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1910-10-11
DANCE TONIGHT

There will be a dance at Elliott &
Easley's dancing hall tonight, third
floor. Sohn's building. Dancing from
$3.50 until II o'clock.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1910-10-11
B. MS DANCE

Invitations are out for b. MS
(Brother Marley's) dance at the Sohn
Hall Wednesday evening October 10,
8 O'Clock.
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chess In Anelsnt c.vlon-

In ancient Ceylon the game Of chess
was played with local variations 10
culiar enough to note. The king may
not castle, but he Is permitted to jump
Ike knight It'll checked The pawns
are exchongeable on the last row for
the pieces on whose row they stand.
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cHARLorrE's POPULATION

Washington Oct 1.-THE Census
Bureau gave ont population Of Char
lotte today as 1904.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1910-10-11
CVZ ~ 90 3 Nl7)
NLOCALSANDPER SONALS
CnN 4 4 sc Z
PROMPT DELIVERY
OF THE LEADER

II The Leader carrier is not deIiv-
erlne this paper regularly to you,
kindly notify the business office and
the irresularity will be Immediately
looked after. II there is any irresu.
iarity in delivery by mail, this offic.
should be notified. All complaints will
receive our careful attention.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1910-10-11

Though the world may owe every
man living. only the persistent col
lectOr gets Il
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1910-10-11

, Leader Want Ads bring results.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1910-10-11
"A DOUBLE
REVENGE
BY F. A. mitchell

Copyright. 1910. by American Press
Association.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1910-10-11

II Is becoming daily more dangerous
90 refer TO the weaker sex on ac-
count Of the increasing doubt in the
readers mind which sex IL meant =
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-05-28

The annual meeting Of Group Mol OF
the State Bankers association will meet
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-05-28
Nebraska News Notes.

BEATRICE-Edward Gestes and Miss
Lizzie Eggert were married yesterday az
ternoon at De Witt. They Will make their
home at Nelson, Neb.
Observation-Disclosures entered a bunk car
on the Burlington here today and stole
several suits of clothing, watch and
other valuables. There is no clue to the
theft.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Esping and Esther
Long were married at the brides home
east OF this city, last night, Rev. f. n.
Swanberg OF the Swedish Lutheran officl-
ating
REATRICE-The Commercial club will
push the matter of cleaning up the streets
and alleys of the city before the state sun
day school convention convenes here the
first week in June.
BEATRICE-The little daughter of Will
liam Drake was attacked by vicious dog
in West Beatrice this evening and bitten
seriously on the calf OF the leg. Six
stitches were required to close the wounds.
BEATRICE-The plate glass front in
James Pisar's saloon at Wymore was bro
ken out early yesterday morning by un-
known parties, who fired bricks through
the windows. The damage Will amount TO
SO
CENTRAL. CITY-The wedding of w. e.
Martin of Lincoln and Miss Pearl Lock of
this city took place at the Presbyterian
church In this city last evening, the cere-
mony being performed by Rev, G. II.
Main,
EXETER-The st. Joseph, Mo-, CONNER
cial club arrived In Exeter about $3.50 TINS
morning ard remained about an hour. They
were met at their train by the Exeter Com
mercial club, citizens and school chlldren'
who escorted tfem over town
HOLDREGE-A rain which began falling
early yesterday morning, continued inter
mittently during tn day yesterday. The
| total precipitation was l62 inches. The rain
was general, more, however, being reported
west, than fell in this vicinity
BEATRICE-Charles s. Burroughs for
| twenty-five years a resident or Gage
| county died Thursday evening at his home
nine miles northeast OF Beatrice OF con-
sumption. Mr.. Burroughs was % years or
age and leaves widow and six children.
EXETER-The graduating class Of the
Spoiled Daring" at the Auditorium last
| night 10 a crowded house, regardless of
| the rain. They kept the audience in an up
! roar all evening. The proceeds amounted
! to about SIS.
| BEATRICE-The Wymore fire depart
| and elected these officers: V. Il. Holmes
chief Edward Lin, assistant chief; w. e
| Wright secretary; o. A. Knapp, treasurer
| The new department plans on raising 800
to assist in building the new city hall al
that place
/ SUNDERLAND-Will White, aged abou
| 30 years, son OF James r. White, a promi
nent farmer residing near town, committed
| suicide by taking 'carbolic acid Wednesday
| evening The body was found In the hay
NOW. Funeral services were held Thurs
| day afternoon. No reason for the deeC
! can be ascertained.
| PONCA-The graduating exercises OF the
Ponca High school took place Thursda.
morning Instead OF the usual orations thu
class presented a play entitled mr.. Bob.
The class consists OF the following: Hori
p. Cady, Benny NJ. Davy, Myrtle M. En-
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-05-28
Fourth Mt Columbus.

COLUMBUS. Neb, May N.-(Special)-
Columbus will celebrate the Fourth of July
this year, this being decided on at meet
ing Of the citizens called by the president
of the Commercial club Wednesday evening.
Committees were appointed at the meeting
and all arrangements are being made for
a grand celebration. One of the chief at
fractions will be the afternoon ball game
between Kearney and Columbus, which is
scheduled for that day.
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on June %, at Lincoln. Arrangements have
been made through committees, by the To-
cal bankers and entertainment will be furn-
ished by the Lincoln members of the group
President Canon of Tecumseh will be in
Lincoln soon and will then be ready to
announce the program for the occasion.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-05-28

BEATRICE, Neb., May H.-(Special Tel
egram)-The saloon remonstrance cases
against E. II. Thomas and John Walker of
Barnes Neb.. were heard in the district
court today. The case against E. H.
Thomas, who was granted a license by
the village board, was reversed on the
grounds that some of the signers to the
petition were not legitimate freeholders
Walkers case was taken under advisement
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-05-28
sixtv nav. for BootIerginw,

BEATRICE Neb., May N.-(Special Tele-
gram -Albert Craig of O'Dell, this county
who was arrested at Summerfield, Kan,
recently on the charge of bootlegging,
pleaded guilty in the district court today
county Jail.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-05-28
| 5 @
PIANOS
Must Be Sold
! AT Once
we are
compelled

To dispose of one hundred and eighty pianos
owing to the lack floor space Some Of these instruments
are in perfect not be told from ALL
THE LATE STYLES IN MAHOGANY, WALNUT, OAK,
BIRDSEYE MAPLE EBONY and ROSEWOOD.
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Un DC termnc para enegue I'd. horbre dio
an1enazador
amenazador.

-sQue te acaoo 9e decir scb-e es-
tos coppers y de Carle 4 nadle venta-
ia para corregirse?- Red pregunto a
Jimmy
-Es un ]uego dihc.i contra el cual
! tenemos que defendernos, ,-repllco
Jimmy. 6Overon ustedes % que pre-
tende de nil
!, -Bien, ,-repllc6 Red-puede ser q.
] ahora creas 10 que acabo de declrte
Dye, Jimmy Avery y vo tenemoS un
| proyecto que esta muy ben prepara-
40, pero hemos ouerido esperar por
ii, puesto que sabiamos que ibas a
If pronto podemos apoderarnos del
tesoro ssta noche. y puedes estar Sc
guro de lie con nosotros dos fuera
vlgllanco, nadle podra apodeyarse ae
| ii.
! Jimmy novio Ia cabeza negatlva
mente
va ne alberto is Ultima GAIA,
Red; voy j tsabajar halo Ia per-ecu-
con de un copper, pero no me hare es
pla
-Pues. todo esta concluido, -di
70 Red desazonado 70 naoia con
s7suldo ei easo era una aaaler
\ -lo ne hecho amlstaa co.. IL
muchacha decente, Red, esn.!1
Jimmy, la eiase de muchacaas i {
vo t,ecuertaha clanric era ni"9 l.!a
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% coger6
.Bien, c6jame q nj.

DISIl, COldno .Ei.
81 rostro de Jimmy permanecls i'm
pasible, pero q saba 10 que signi-
6caba aque.ls amenaza. Signi6caba
que dia y noche tendra que espiar
cuanto pasara oerca de el, y que por
cualquiera esqulna aparecerla Doyle
en- un momento inesperado y Sc apo
deraria de su persona. no importaba
10 correcta y honsada que fuese su
conducta.
Al delar Doyle el saion, Avery sa,
to revolver en- mano, desde su escon-
drijo. Habia dido toda Ia converse
cion.y Sc sentia ansio>o de envlar una
! bala al cuerpo de aquel impiacable
lenemigo.
Jimmy 10 sujeto por la mano ea
que sostenia el revolver, Y lie dilo en-
voz bala
No seas tonic, Averv
70 10 matare, 10 a>esinare. -dl
10 Avery tamblen en- yoz bala, ciege
de ira.
Red habia salido tamblen de de
tras de Ia cortlna.
--Es una last:ma que Bill no 10 p
llara ,-diio
| -Esa eS M asque.pia mentira,
die Avery apesadumt ado por nc
haber podlGo elecutar - .ccloa de 4
lseslnatn. tenMndo 4 Eentala de ha
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''[EU7FE[RPlE''
bazar de m0sica de lose laza Y Ga

Esa cuena siempre grandes ezistencas de ms
rumenos para Bandas Orquestas Flautas Fautnes
Ierceras Requnos Carnees 0boeS SaxoOnes Cornetnes
Fiscorno Bartonos Bombardno rombones Basstubas He
cones Viones Voas Violsncelos Conrabaos Guitarras
Laudes sndoinas Bandurrias Redblanles Paos Bombes
CONVENE SABER que nuestra Sc dedica e1cu
svamene odo cuanto reee musica via unca que
puede vende los pianos garantizados de la reputada
CARL FISHER de los cuaes representatives excusi
yos toda la 1sla
Pida nuestro cataogo que contene Ia relaoion de
de obra para piano. violin mandona al
intimo p.ecio de D1Ez cENTAvos ejempar.
Llamamos tamben la atencion sobre nuestro complete
surdo de muslca &c aIores pueorlqueos de zarzueas
espafolas
CRUZ No IS. SAN JUAN P E. 4P4R7.1DO 216,
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nos.
-Pero Vd. no 10 hara. al obtiene
de mi un favor?
| -Ha acertado w
! -SCual es ese favor
-Quiero coger q Bill! Avery qus
acaba de cumplir una condena de
lnueve amos, y el cual Sc ha undo 81
eviejo amigo de Vd., Red Jocelyn.
No conozco a ese hombre.
-Vd. vel eran muy buenos amigos
len sus empresas.
" Vd. espera que yo vaya bus
carlo = Sc 10 entregue?- pregunto
Jimmy
ST, y 10 extrano del case es cue
Vd. va haeerlo, ,-anadio Doyle
-Lo extraho seria que 70 10 hicle
Sc, ,-replico Jimmy tranquilanento.
Avery estaba en- lbertad solo
desde hacia tres dias, cuando asaltd
q un hombre y le robo,- ,-dijo Doyle
y el hombre a quien robo, puede que
muera del golpe que recibio.
No conozco a Avery, nj Sc :am
POGO donde Sc halla. Por otra parte
20 no be de ayudar para enviar a un
hombre 4 perpetua prision.
--Entonces 20 10 delatare q vd
por el robo deringield. Tan segu-
70 como que estoy viviendo- dijo
Doyle.
--Desde luego puede vd. muy bien
hacerlo-replic6 Jimmy.
No hay prisa. Tendre que hacen
algo mas en- el asunto tofavia Y 10 en-
contrae q Vd. cuando 10 necesite.
No pienso huir.
| Mire, Valentine, ,-dijo Dovle ha
ciendo el dltimo esfuerzo, ,-este hom-
bre Avery no es digno de que Ed
vuelva 4 Ia prision c;nco amos por el
Ell lie traicionara a Vd. o cualquiera
otro en- cualquier case. 70 creo que
cuando un hombre que no vale NADIA
llega q viejo conservando sus malo;
habltos, y es perjudicial a la sociedad
es mejor sacarlo de ella y aleiarlo pa
ra siempre.
/ -Yo no Sc donde Sc encuentra II
mi tampoeo NADIA sobre sus actos-
fue Ia contestacion de Jimmy.
Doyle Sc dlrigio la puerta poner
dose Ell sombrero, y con ell rostro hvi
do por la ira.
I'm mes de termino para que en
tregue Vd. q ese hombre, dijo anne
lnazador.-Un mes, Valentine, j 81 Vd
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20: Dos, Jimmy, no vayas en-
tuslasmarte con esa muchacha .-dllo
Red en- tono suplicante Solo con
seguiras destrozar tn corazon y Doy-
ie perseguira contlnuamente ca!um-
Ini4ndote. de modo que nj ella ni su
familia guerra cuentas contigo uen-
tro de POGO Yo sc 10 que Is digo. a.
mlgo mio.
En- todo este he pensaoo, mucha
chos s.-fue Ia replica de Jimmy Ella
estara aqui aent:o de alguncs mlnu-
tos, i buscarme y 70 la segui.e
Sim embargo, los antiques compa
neros dc Jimmy no es,aban d!spues-
los delarlo, sin sostener una fue.te
lucna. lie diieron que ia i6ven no re-
gresa.ia, pue. prec:samanse cuando
hablaba q con Doyle ellos "a habian
visto pasar en- compah!s de su pa
Dire para la estacion de feyrocarr!!
Doyle los hs encontrado y los
ha preven!do va. lie di!o REQ
Doyle te segu!ya los 9asos a;lo'
Avery.
Convencieron a Jimmy.
i l!edo bnrlarme &c ..-ccntest6
iimmv.
En esta Imprenta Sc vende
papel de periodicos ylejos a
50 ouintai.
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- L detective caminaba pesa
damente; como una he
ro dnep,,oc 40 ho r+orco

~ detective caminaba pesa-
damente; como una he-
ra, despues de hartarse,
'darfa vueltas por la jaula.
-lHola Jimmy!-fue el saludo dc
Doyle.
-sComo esta Vd. Doyle?-pregun
to Jimmy.
-Perfectamente inocente, segun
be dido, ,-dijo Doyle con una risita
burlona.
-Perfectamente,- : contesto Jimo
my sin perturbarse.
Doyle tomo asiento y estudlo Ell
rostro de Jimmy, y su porte decente,
vel traje nuevo.
-Permitame hacerle una pregun-
Ia Jimmy, -empezo Doyle !Cree Vd,
que yo seria su amigo 81 pudiese3
listed?
-Sf.-si desea Vd. cambiar las cor
tesias comunes entire amigos.
-6Que es 10 que exactamente qule
re Vd. decir?.
-Favores. Ahora 20 hare el pri-
nero.
-Gracias.
Ell sarcasmo no le hara Vd. ga
nar nads conmigo.
-Cornente. !Que es 10 que Vd.
desea?
-Olvidare aquella obra que llevo
Vd. a cabo en- Springfield, no hace
mucho.
-Nunca be estado en- Springfield.
-.Cual Spring6eld?- pregunto
Doyle.
-Ningun Springfield.
--Vd. Sc esqulva con destrezs.
No Sc como.
-Diga anora, a que Springfield
cree Vd. que yo hago referencla2
No tengo Ia menor idea.
-Muy bien por vd. Bueno, 70 /
dire. Me rehero 4 Springfield. Mass
-Creo que nunca he estado Ell
Massachusetts,.
-Yo puedo probable que vd. es
taba allf la noche que la GAIA del bar
co fue desbalijada. !.
oh, no: Vd. no puede, proba
ESQ.
-Creame, Jimmy. 70 puedo. E
sestigo puede que sea POGO honorable
pero yo puedo probarlo.
-Vd. puede acusarme y trabslal
rontra mi, ies ESQ 10 que quiere de
cir
o-Yo puedo enviarlo & Vd. q pre-.
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ONsEJos A LAS HADREs.-E

A1u 1cYicuitoyss cys neces.17 =
.asOrdomos" hay ''rayc-domo,
cue neces,tan to;ocaci6n Ens 10,
.srIirocIoncs se esscusner1s o,a alE.
Ca.IGd y ,es0r1o. Ansb1s ooiEc.dr1s
rGuS.Gnenfe 81 los aessss 1s vsayor5l
nso: . GgIcul.vss - snvncb3s en
La Cosrespondencia". H1y en- e.
e ctoJto s.pscsSi D ssedsea 1y1 u
.TeeA
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'un buen negocio. ;i

IN Caguas, ofrecen 90 venta los
Srss Quihones Cabezudc 2 Compafia,
una acreditada fdtr,ca de totdcos. con
existencias de taDaco en- rama, recor
tes , picsdura, marcss acIeditadas en-
E.E C.U. = una oiiciua ea Nusvs
York. Is una huena opor:apidad pa
"a rsalizar productive ueycoio Para
mas 'ntormes airi;irse d Ia sxp,essda
casa 81 cagusa P. Rico P o Box
X
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PIlDoBAs lu1lBAc|LABEs

fs rnecss snteeaas neM,..=ss,
"i..-S e = eso.aA q spasso rsorsssna -
- ssooqun .e sd eae saasa& hgip,sh
- foAA0e0 . - - patnAA - CD
- - sos sns.n.h y ~ sssss taaasasvs
~ sasAs . s.o 80 EnGo0l aac.a~J Assssssss :
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Sc VENDE

In triple etec;o de 9 ds !!:smetrc
ocn u ooab:nac:t. 5s .iaves pa-a
ce-coreotar en- case ie aver:as = coz
t.Ea-' tianalando como Gup.s
-ei- Ge:ec ado.as 9e ion.e .ondo. ie
oot:e. con una eavidad e 1000 al.
cadl Una
Dos uegos C oen,r:::igis :ei= Geo.
il.:lgas csda juego ie - i:imet-o:
con ~ CORES -pondient-s nezc!adore..
o mo mo Dc nueve N ssas , varias
aieza= Ge repue-to
Para n:ornes diri,;r:e J Y.
1alleiu Vieaues. ?. Z.
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0FRECEMOS Al PUbLICO
EI Empiadof VACUUM marca "SANTO. '

Ioa las s!guientes garantias de fabrica
Aarchara consantemene sin caentarse nterrumpirse
'Ilene por minute desttucion cacuada de % 81
pies clbco de bre Producra vacuum ma xmo de
pugadas. segun e mercurio Standard de los E. u u
Durara de i5 90 amos. aln usandose dariamente"
I'll SANTO trabajara de cualquier cubo de luz incande
7entc IN costo de centavos la hora FL SANTO" no
odra nunca snperado para e hogar pero tambien ~
INES OFICINAS IGLESIAS HOSPITALES. u otros
cicios grandes Haga vista nuestras ofcinas para
re- ia demostracion por ctacion mandaremos Ell aparac
laquer stio en- San JUAN para demostrarlo prvado
Porto Rico Power { Light Co.
ciieinas rincipaies. Marina. San Juan
The Mobridge news. [volume] (Mobridge, Walworth Co., S.D.) 190?-1917, 1910-04-22
The Response Mechanical.

It is the custom in converts for the
nuns TO respond TO a knock at the door
with the words: I'm the name OF God"
the phrase being equivalent in con-
ventiOnal p%arlance to our worldly
ENTER or come in"
In a convent in one Of the western
cities not long since the mother supe-
riOr had a ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS eXpe-
rience as a result Of this custom. Some
one in the outer world called the con
vent telephone number by mistake.
The mother superior, reused from her
meditatiOns, picked up the receiver
and responded, mechanically: I'm the
name OF God"
Madam" called an irate masculine
voice at the other end of the wire.
there is no occasion for you to swear
at me, even If | have made a mistake
in the number. Profane language is
prohibited owe the telephone!"
The Mobridge news. [volume] (Mobridge, Walworth Co., S.D.) 190?-1917, 1910-04-22
KNOW THEY ARE SAFE
Under Statutory Protection Prairie
Chickens are Pestiferous

Fairfax-All through this section OF
South Dakota the grouse, or prairie
chickens. threaten to become a pest
which the farmers are unable to get
rid Of. simply because the birds have
the protection of the state law.
Some years ago the South Dakota
legislature enacted a law that still has
two years to run. 1t provides a fine
of 81 for the possession of each and
every grous dead or alive. regard
less of how this possession may have
come about. over in Nebraska, a few
miles to the south. there is a law that
protects these birds during certain
months OF the year and there is also
nm open season when it is legal TO Kill
up TO a certain number.
a year ago last fall when the open
season was on in Nebraska, the
grouse seemed to understand the stu
alton, and within a week after shoot
ing commenced, they commenced to
c~olonize in the South Dakota coun-
ties. along the southern boundar NOf
South Dakota. Last fall. when the
Nebraska law removed its protection,
there was another exodus Of the birds,
thousands Of them coming. and in
stead of returning south. they have
remained here. seeming to under
stand that they are perfectly safe. so
tame have they become on the farms
about here that they feed with the
domestic fowls and when driven Oh,
fly a short distance. only to return
after the farmer has turned his back
upon them.
This spring they are doing much
damage in the fields. eating of the
tender shoots Of the wheat and oats
rs soon as they appear above the s r
face. Alfalfa seems to be their favor
ite diet, and a half dozen fields within
ten miles Of here, they have destroyed
what promised to lie a fine crop. John
Wilson, living eight miles west or
here had a ten-acre field which has
been eaten close to the ground. He
states that at times during the early
part Of the present month he has seen
dozens of hocks in his alfalfa and that
in some of them there were as many
as 1000 birds. Henry Ramsey. an
other farmer in the same vicinity,
states tn tain one day theg rouse ate
off five acres Of wheat. not leaving a
blade standing. In many of the fields
farmers go out with guns. shooting
into the air to scare the birds away.
This worked for a time. but recently
they have become accustomed to the
noise of the gun. fly away, a short
distance and. settling down, resume
their feeding.
The Mobridge news. [volume] (Mobridge, Walworth Co., S.D.) 190?-1917, 1910-04-22
TIE Important
Problem

confronting anyone in need Of a laxa-
tive is not a question Of a single ac-
ton only, but Of permanently bene-
fetal effects, which will follow proper
efforts to live in a healthful way, with
the assistance of Syrup Of Figs and
Elixir OF SIENNA, whenever it is re-
CURED, as it cleanses the system
gently yet promptly, without irritation
and will therefore always have the
preference Of all who wish the best Of
family laXatives.
The combination has the approval
Of physicians because it is known to
be truly beneficial, and because it has
given satisfaction to the millions of
well-inforned families who have used
1t for many years past.
To get its beneficial effects, always
buy the genuine manufactured by the
California Fig Syrup Co. only.
The Mobridge news. [volume] (Mobridge, Walworth Co., S.D.) 190?-1917, 1910-04-22
Mitchell Wants Good Roads

Mitchell-The good roads idea has
set in hard in this city and county
aud during the summer months q large
SUM Of money will doubtless he ex-
pended in work and in buying machin-
cry to Keep the roads good. A good
roads committee has reen Oreani7ed
in the county with VIM VI Smith,
president of the Mitchell National
bank. as chairman. The committee is
cooperating with the towns in the
county and with the farmers. many OF
whom show a disposition to contrib
uate 10 good roads. In this city 81 900
has been raised for the project and in
NJ. Vernon $3.50 has been contributed.
The county commissioners have shown
q great friendliness toward the pro
iect and has ordered an elevator grad
or. and if il works satisfactorily One
will be purchased for each cOmm's-
sioner diStrict-fve in al. The city
council has contributed 5000 to help
build a model piece of road in the
southern part Of the city.
The Mobridge news. [volume] (Mobridge, Walworth Co., S.D.) 190?-1917, 1910-04-22
Solves Sewage Problem

Aberdeen-For years the proper dis
position Of the city sewage has been
an ~unsolved problem in Aberdeen,
but the city administration has. ar
ranged for the purchase Of an eighty
acre tract of land from the state land
department. lying n mile south Of
the extreme southern limits OF the
city, where a sewage disposal plant
will be located and the sewage run
from the pumping station to the new
plant by the gravity system. The
eighty acres Is drained by two streams