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The daily sentinel., 1910-03-19

The ambulance wagon of Cosgrove
& Stough's and a spirited bay team
figured prominently in runaway
scare on Main street today. For sew
eral blocks the team ran through the
crowded streets but the driver re-
gained control of them between Tenth
and Eleventh streets and no damage
was done.
The daily sentinel., 1910-03-19
IBy Associated Press. ]

Washington, Mar. 10. - Wild
cheering on the republican side of
the house greeted Speaker Cannon as
he mounted the rostrum at IL O'Clock
this noon.
The daily sentinel., 1910-03-19

BIG TWELVE PAGE PAPER
pgtmmaHA ~ %@
The Detroit times., 1910-12-24

he has the gift of graceful and elo-
quent expression that give TO his in
spirauonal messages an intense and
abiding power
DIR. Atkins recent visit to Detroit
and the two public addresses he gave
while here only served TO strengthen
the conviction that this city lost a
preacher of exceptional brilliancy
when he went away; the reports from
the east prove that he has won hearty
appreciation there His address 70
the congregational brotherhood in
Boston at the time OF the denomina-
tional council, was widely and en-
Enthusiastically commended We would
command Things That Remain" to
both ministers and laymen who are
seeking distinctly modern and
notably adequate Interpretation OF
religious truth.
The book. which is printed by the
people OF the church." can be had
from Myron c. Stowell, 1892 Ma
jestic building, Detroit.
The Detroit times., 1910-12-24
BOOKS.

Things That Remain" is a volume
OF sermons delivered in the closing
weeks OF Rev. Gaius Glenn Atkins
ministry in the First Congregational
church OF Detroit. IL is "A happy
title. for the spiritual and mental
quickening OF the pulpit messages of
which this series of sermons are in
spring examples may with all ac-
curacy be numbered among the
things that remain in the history of
church that has rejoiced in a
famous succession OF preachers.
The sermons present with con.
tinuity and clarity the development
OF certain basal conceptions of re.
ligious truth-the imperatives and
permanencies OF faith of which Dr..
Atkins Is easily one of the foremost
interpreters in the American pulpit
OF the present day. His mental pro-
cesses present fine instance of an
enriched and disciplined mind enlist
ed In the task of meeting the modern
demand for a demonstration of the
authoritativeness and the reasonable
ness OF religion yet in dealing with
the mystic qualities OF spirituality or
in contemplating the rapt and sancti-
Tying influence of faith and worship.
The Detroit times., 1910-12-24
DIED.


BAtGli John - father OF : A.
Baugh, T. - Baufh OF Youngstown.
@, John Baugh, AIRS. L. G. Lewis.
SaJ gT@i, AIRS 6s, charles b ~ T. h2nek Of De-
ElsENi AkT- Dec %. at his home,
1893 Wabash-ayca Aaron. beloved
husband OF Elizabeth Dnee Geimer),
father Of MYRTLE olive Warren Eis-
cnhart and Mrs Frank Dewey. broth
cr OF Bcnlamin, Albert ot Toledo O..
-1Lhn- -Eiscuhart, of Flint, Mich, Mrs.
Albert NllliuEcr ana James tiSrn-
hart. OF Los Angeles cal. aged 81
years Notice "f funeral later
kEAN-Dec %. at the residence Of his
sister. Mrs. MorAan Murdock, 4
New berry St. Edward, beloved son
ol the late William and Mary kean
Funeral MouuaN. Deceit, from resi-
deuce at $50 and 20 Holy Redeemer
church az =.
IL MERE-Mrs Helen. beloved moth
er OF Mrs Barrett aud charles T.
Busha and Mrs, sidney Rillett, Geo
and Albert LIE Micro Dec. 70, 1919
Funeral Monday $50 a.. m., from
residence OF her daughter, Mrs Sid
ney Billott, l03 Pine-st, Wyandotte,
Mich
SCHNEIpER-Dec %. AT her resi-
dcnce $50 Concord, Barbara. aged 81
wears. beloved mother Of Ed h.
Schneider and mother OF Eleanor
dear daughter OF OF Alr and Mrs.
Wcndeln Fcttig, and sister OF Mrs.
Joseph Veins Sister Rernctte ana
Sister Cordella OF the franciscan
convent, aud John and VIII Fettis.
Funeral Monday. S30 q. m. from
residence. ana . o'clock 20 81. An
thongs church
STIMSON-E Entered into rest at $50
Mckinstry-aver Mary \ dearly be
loved wife OF George K Stimsou. ana
mother Of Mrs w \. York and Ed -
ward r. Stimson, aged SO years. Fu-
neral Monday, Dee 26. at =. M.
VINTON-Dec %, at residence, g.
Stimson-plr g. jay Ninton Funeral
from the Woodward baptist
church Monday. Dec. 26 at l:31
Special cars viii be at the Woodward
ave Baptist church To CONVEY om-
ploVes and members of The Ninton
Mutual Aid to cemetery.
MORIN-Suddenly Dec %, Adolphine,
beloved wife of Frank y. NORM and
mother Of AdclorC j.. Frank y, il,
Mrs G. j. Sheerun and Albert ~,
NORM. Funeral Monday frolh her
lat eresidence. $40 Altred-st at s y.
m and St. Joachim's Churcn at $50.
TOZER-Dec. -. 1910, Martha, beloved
wife of George Henry ToZer. aged
30 years Funeral from residence,
81 Thirty -hrst-st, Monday, : n III"
and ST Nincents Episcopal church,
. 80 p m.
WlLsoN-Dec 20 1910. at his resi- =
deuce, 14l5 SeCond-aVe., Frank X,
beloved husband OF Katherine ID
Wilson and brother Of Thomas j.,
| Edward r.. William l., John g., Ade-
| laide and Claudia Wilson. Funeral
Saturday, Dee. -, from residence at
$50 and Holy Rosary church at
o'clock Burial at Mt Elliott.
The Detroit times., 1910-12-24
Outrageous UNLIMITED Guests
Attend The Wedding

It's her wedding day-maybe your
little girls" wedding.
Ma, with tear-filled eyes. knows that
| daughter is a woman now, and IL
destined To leave her girlhood home ;
| pa may be wondering how all the bills
will be paid.
The preacher. backed by some
palms, taxed 25 per cent in the Aldrich
tariff law. faces the parlor filled with
admring relatives Of the two who are
to be one.
Sweet and softly comes the beauti-
fnl music of Lohengrin's wedding
chorus.
Likewise comes the radiant bride,
The assembled audience views with
approval her lovely complexion and
her beautiful gown. which. being OF
silk, had been tariff taxed 60 per cent.
The dress IL trimmed I'm dainty lace.
also taxed 90 per cent with rope
OF imitation pearls, taxed 90 per cent,
and pa had paid for all these things.
including the tarifr, without muir
mur
Clad i'm the conventional black"
taxed A. cents a pound and so per cent
additional (you see how the captains
OF industry love loverD, with a silk
necktie. taxed 45 cents pound and
60 per cent added on it's Wholesale
value. collars and cuffs, 40 cents A
dozen and 90 per cent added, a silk
handkerchief. 80 per cent. pair OF
kid gloves, taxed sos a dozen, the
nervous groom comes TO meet his bet
ter-half-to-be. in pair OF tightly fit.
ting shoes. taxed Is per cent.
The Detroit times., 1910-12-24
BIRTHS.

GIRLS
Frank Arcns, 11g LaSalle.
Edgar Rcnncr. 40 fourteenth.
George Nuun, "a Jefferson W.
John PrHrS. iO6 Southern.
Albert Widak, 81 Bulwcr
Peter Bigus. Grct sci
John Urhanek. 1883 Military
William Berwick. 292l w. cd. Boule
ard
Fred Wicland. 1857 Fredcricks
Francis Mcnamara, 516 Fort @.
Lion Boroski, ii4S Jos. Campau.
Charles Wcudl.r. 4Gl tlmwood
william Walker. Itl& Fort ST w-s
William krcft, $40 Central
Thomas MutcsicIe, II Marquette.
Claude Russell. 293 NJ. Vernon.
Ernest plant. 4G6 Reaubieu.
Andrew Arr OF, los Becko".
BOYS
John Reed. AS Wabash
Adam iva. 299 Hammond.
John StryZep,k. lSi Martin.
Michael StrZyputa. l6 Lockwood.
Andrew Wil<tor, 50 Annexation,
WtadySlaW Pole. l6l ThUtieth.
James stone. 1871 John Il.
Thouy Zclka. G15 Theodore.
John Marchcwich. ga Warren.
August Siladkc. 1912 Dubois.
Anton lIilorink, 80 Baltimore W.
William FeaZcl 25S Green.
Lawrence QuiPleN, l69 Fifth.
JOS. Phillips. 3a2 st. Antoine.
Sam Lubclsky. 2l0 Montcalm-
Henry Gutcrman, 3Gi Adelaide.
Louie cohen, 4i6la Hastings.
The Detroit times., 1910-12-24

Standing before the happy couple.
the preacher mumbles few unin-
telligibfe words. and as IL is "ring
ceremony" the groom draws from his
vest pocket the gold wedding ring,
taxed 90 per cent. and as the bride re-
moves one OF her gloves, taxed $3.50
dozen, slips the tiny golden band
upon the finger where also reposes
the engagement ring. taxed 60 per
cent.
Possibly the preacher gives the
pretty bride a kiss NOT tariff taxed
in any Of the schedules OF the Payne
Aldrich law. and then handing the
orchids, taxed 25 per cent, 10 the
bridesmaid, you see your little girl,
through mist, lead her lord and
master 10 the sumptuous spread in
the dining room
Afterwards. as the happy couple HE
themselves away for their honeymoon,
accompanied by a few quarts OF rice,
tariff-taxed 2 cents a pound, the
guests are content 10 view the we'd
ding presents. Here are dainty pieces
of cut glass. taxed 60 per cent. silver
knives, forks and spoons. taxed never
less than 40 per cent, and check
from pa. NOT tarin-taxed
Then the mailman gets busy on the
announcement cards, taxed 35 per cent
on the envelopes, 3 cents a pound and
ID per cent added on the paper. and
printed from engraved plates. taxed %
per cent--not because they really
came from other countries. but in or
der that infant" industries may live
and thrive and some day become big
trusts.
The Detroit times., 1910-12-24
DAILY DEATH LIST.

Sarah Cass, 1876 Eighth 81 years
scnility.
Rodolphc Hacchler S29 Fort e., 7'
years. apoplcNy
John Kolch, SIS Chene, 6S years
pneumonia,
Lewis Griffin, l53 National, years
typhoid fever.
Emilio peMichael. months 1885 Nc.
Clellan, eutero Colitis.
Mary Collop. Us Chrlstiancy. G.
years: arterio sclerosis.
Frank Pinkerton 81 years, $50 Fort
w. chronic ucDhritis.
Andy Maros. SolNay Hospital. 80
years. pcricarditis.
Mary f. Rose 391 Humboldt. 81
years intcrstital nephrtis
VIM. W BELL. 250 Fort ", 40 years;
obstruction OF pylOrus.
Jacob T. Emmitt % Cardona, -
years. septic bronchitis.
John Clark. 2S Myrtle, Al years;
tuberculosis.
Lorraine W Hayes. Harper Hospital,
% years, scarlet fever.
Herman Bgdy, Eloisc. Mich. ~
years, exhaustion from chronic melan-
cholla.
August Rzcpa, 165 Illinois. 65 years
pneumonia.
Martha Tozcr SO Thirty-nrst. 30
years. tuberculosis.
Sophie Smoliushi coo Parker, 1s
years. aortiC rcgureitation.
GustaVc Wchrr 10 Theodore. SO
years, heart failure.
The Detroit times., 1910-12-24
IN SOCIETY

Mrs Clara Bradley Dawson, Of De-
troit is spending the holidays in Sag
NAV, visiting her brother, Dr. y. B.
Bradley.
The entertainment committee Of De-
troit Commandery, No /. Knights
Templar, has completed arrangements
for the only party to be given by this
famous commandery this year, Friday
evening. Dec. 80 Almost the en-
tire Masonic temple Will be used for
the commandery's guests on this oc-
casion. The parlors will be thrown
open for the use of the ladies on the
first. second and fifth floors: the din
ing rooms will be used on the sixth,
and the great assembly hall on the
seventh floor for dancing. The lobby
of the temple will be decorated with
palms and fernE and the ball room
with palms and the templar colors,
The dining room, where a holiday din.
ner with turkey and 'fixings" will be
served, will be entirely different from
any other banquet scene held in the
temple in recent years. The tables
will be set in the form of crosses and
decorated with the tempar red and
white and with Boston ferns. Special
electrical effects will be used. The
members Of Detroit commandery will
appear in full dress uniform and wear
their swords during The grand march
Officers OF other communicates in the
state have been invited to participate
so that the affair will have all the life
and color Of n military social function
The Detroit Commandery" march
will be one of the features of the
dance program.
The Detroit times., 1910-12-24

twill be disgrace TO every de
cent man and woman in Detroit,
u this OH couple, so graphlca:'y
described IN The Times, ;onis@.
must. through no fault ii their
own. be- taken to the poor hous"
When a. can SO easily be pre-
vented.
Moreover Col Miles of the sal
Vation Army, is right when he
says couples should not be- scpar-
ated In the poor house. II is bar
barous that peopic who have
struggled. worked, sorrowed and
joyed together, should. in their
old age, be separated, simply be
cause they are poor is this civ
ilization or Christianity?
presume 1hC board I'm this in
stitutlon is composed of men, as
il does not seem possible that
women could be 50 dead TO pathos.
Enclosed hnd check for So
only wish II were more. Thank
ing you for drawing my attention
20 this matter and Wishing you
the great success which awaits "A
paper standing for the best in life.
Very truly,
LOVER OF HUMANITY.
The Detroit times., 1910-12-24

There has been invented in Brit
ish Guiana a process for literally
powdering sugar cane. the idea being
to export the product 90 the United
States for refining to dodge the duty
on sugar.
The Detroit times., 1910-12-24

Aid. George owen, Of the First ward,
who has opposed engaging Engineer
Bancroft To complete the appraisal OF
the -. I. r.. expressed himself Fri
day. as favoring Bancroft. The COM
mittee Oh franchises will meet next
Tuesday 10 decide upon report to
the council
The Detroit times., 1910-12-24

At cost of nearly $5.000.00O the
Chilean government will build a dry
dock large enough for 20,0OO.ton war
ships.
The Detroit times., 1910-12-24
MEETINGS.

MEETiNG-The reg
uiar annual meeting Of the stock
holders Of the Detroit city Gas co.
Will be held at the office OF the
company, I'm Detroit. Mich. on Mon
day, Jan. 1G. 1871, at 3 o'clock y. m.
CHARLES :. RITTER
Secretary.
The Detroit times., 1910-12-24
DAILY DEATH LIST.

Clemens W. Ludwig 35S ST. Aubin.
Ncur. neuingitis (spinaB.
Arthur schultz. - years, 4l8 Monroe
pneumonia
The Detroit times., 1910-12-24
BUSINESS opponTUNITIEs.
FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE.

Farm of 62 acres 20 miles from De-
trOit, right on a town line two acres
on which house is located is in the
town Black sandy loan soil and
very rich Good buildings consisting
OF modern 9-room house newly y
painted and nicely decorated Horse,
hay and grain stable 32Xb0. COW
stable 2iN30. with loft above. sheds
on both sides IL feet wide and all
enclosed, and a 60-ton silo on the
end, hog pen corn crib OF | 900 BUSH
el capacity; two chicken coops. with
separate yards and brick smoke
house. all In good condition and well
painted. two good wells and n 90
barrel Cistern at the house. viii sac
rifiCe for cash.
G.. a. ERSKINE & CO.
Phone Main 4t25 1905 Majestic Bldg
The Detroit times., 1910-12-24
ron sAI.t.--FARMs.
FARMS OF EYSTER THE FARM MAN (

FARMS OF EYSTER THE FARM NAN 4 = y -!,,
A. mi
hp-ro barr
N
free from tile
wheat o
and
ndlnsf don't this $500.
Lrge an poultry
In the family
out
y
acomb G st
A tools
looking for call havea a Iarge
Eyster. The Farm Mar, ,507 Majestic Bldg.
ofnco Thursday until o'clock
The Detroit times., 1910-12-24

The population Of Liverpool has in
creased from 511.95i 10 160.357 in the
last 10 years and IN that time iS.549
dwellings, have been built.
The Detroit times., 1910-12-24
TRAVELLERS GUIDE.
DETROIT UNrTrD uNTERuRp>,
IINru

PORT HURON LIMlTEDS-y
and every t~o hours To p. M; sun
days only, IL p. IN. Through locals q
q IN. and every two hours to o. m
hourly TO r. IN. Including limiteds
hourly to IL p. IN. Shore line to Nj,
Clemens. s:2s a. m. hourly TO 1l:2s o.
FLINT LIMrTEDs-.7:s5 a m. ,.,x
/. m. 'l2.35 ). m. asa p. IN. 'f;s5 ..
n, Through locals. a. m, every two
hours TO } D. m. oxford only. IL %. IN
4 Pint. sundays only. IL .. m. To komso
m a. M. and every two hours to
u 10 N m IL u. m.
"srKsoN LIMTTEps-s:isn a. IN. ara
.,.rv two hours TO 6:iS p. IN. Through
I in,s!s a. IN. and every two hours -
q m m Ann ArbOr only, a.. m, 20 N
M D m, 10 y. m. IL p. m Northytlls
oniv s,sO m. hourly to $50 d m
1850 p. m, m. IL .. m Saline cars
from NDsllantL
TOLEDO LIMrTEDS-T;e a. m ana
every two hours to $40 p. m: ssTurisv
and Sunday. 7.2o p. m Through locals.
$50 a. IN. and hourly 10 $50 D. ma
Monroe only, use y m. II p. m
WYANpOTrE pIN-b.S3 n m h..fs
hourly TO s:S3 .. IN. hourly to iI:Sa
PoNrrAc Dive n m. 20 TO 30 mia.
service TO $3.50 p M, hourly TO f0:ao
% m, II p. m: Birmingham only. ~ N
ORCHARD LAKE pIV.--s q. m. hour~
U to IL D IN
sThsss cars run snrsush @ 6auonsA
The Detroit times., 1910-12-24

THE HOTEL STE. CLAIRE
will serve CHRISTMAS DINNER
Sunday, 5 to 8; and SPECIAL DIN
NER Monday, 6 to 8. Music.
The Detroit times., 1910-12-24
SHOE REPiIRfSG,
FOR SALfs--- AIS-TS.

Farm of So acres 20 mites from Detroit.
right on a town line, two acres on
which house is located. Is In th5
town. Black sandy ioa IN sot, and
very rich. Good bulldogs consist
ing OF modern nine room house new-
ly-painted and nicely decorated
horse, hay and grain stable. 22S5V,
COW stable 24X30. with loft above and
sheds on both sides 12 feet wide.
and all enclosed. and n Cotton silo on
the end. hog pen. corn crib of 1000
bushcl capacity. chicken CoopS
with separate yards and brick smoke
house. all In good condition and well
painted. Two good wells and a Tao-
barrel cistern at the house. --. Will
trade tor Detroit property.
Sacrifice for cash
G. \. ERSKINE. & co.
Phone Main 4l25 1905 Majestic Bldg
The Detroit times., 1910-12-24

YOU are wanted for Government Posi-
tion; $1,000 month. Write for list OF
nositions open. Franklin Institute
Dept. 174-B., Rochester. n. 4.
The Detroit times., 1910-12-24

WANTED-Msn to learn barber trade
few weeks completes, money earned
while learning, big demand for our
graduates; wages Sl2 TO f2O weekly
little expense be Independent Cata-
loeue mailed free Moler Barber Col
leRe. Chicago. III
The Detroit times., 1910-12-24
40 ACRES. near Gaylord. good build

40 ACRES. near Gaylord, good build-..
ngs. $1,000.
40 acres. near New Boston. 2-story
house. 1924. with Kitchen 12x2i.
barn 20x40 granary 1GX20, good
wells, 90 young trees In orchard. all
good black loam soil. only 81 600.
33 acres close to Detroit, good frame
house. barn and other buildings. l
acre timber. close TO river, Sl.6oO.
60 acres, good buildings. orchard
acres timber. only $4,000
los acres at WiNom, new lo-rm. house,
cost $4,000. with cellar. barn 3oxi0,
poultry house, l2Xl6. tool house lex
so % acres timber, only $4,000. ~
125 acres near Croswell. 115 acres up-
der cultivation. acres timber, acre
orchard. high class land, good 6-rin,
house. barn S6x72. COW barn lSx3s.
poultry house 10Xf2, tool house 24x
30 This farm is a snap at $1.5oV.
VIII make any farmer good money
10 buy it.
132 acres. near Belleville. good 2story
house. barn 32X60 with cement fioors.
and other good buildings. about 20
acres Of good timber, about loo
peach and apple trees and a good
farm. VIII take house in e>hanga.
want good farms for cash buyesr.
FRANK T. BRIGGS. THE FARM MAN
50s-9 Majestic Bldg.
Detroit. Mich Main 1900
1000 ACRES Red River and Upland
Improved Farm; 600 acres open; So
-. a..aa - hr
The Detroit times., 1910-12-24

HIGHEST prices paid furniture stov
carpets Lapuam. 232 fiiat. Cherry
The Detroit times., 1910-12-24
ACREAGE

Two acres land. 1-room house; ono
mile from electric line; some fruit;
$1,000: terms
Ten acres fine garden land on snyder
Road; y mile south OF Grand River;
$500 per acre buys IL.
Forty three acIcs on Woodward, near
l-mile road, nearly 80 feet Wood
ward-avenue frontage; $500 per acre.
FARMS
Forty acres: 90 miles from Detroit; Ia
miles from Il r. station; new house;
new barn good orchard, $4,000; Will
take small house in Detroit.
12O acres Washtenaw county, Y mife
from electric line. l0-room house.
basement barn, good orchard, 10
acres good timber; $50 per acre;
Will take SO 500 In vacant property.
BROOKS & KINGON,
Main sl73 405 whitney bldg. City 4ssf
The Detroit times., 1910-12-24
HELP wANTIeD-ri-MNLE


ANYONE. anywhere may earn good
pay doing iight work at home even
iuEs send stamp G. ~ Rowan,
Chicago III.
The Detroit times., 1910-12-24
WANTED-EAH

HORSES and COWS removed promptly
MillenbaCh Bros. Phone ". lOS-gl5
The Detroit times., 1910-12-24

S25 WEEKLY and expenses 20 trust
worthy people 10 travel and diStri-
bute samples for bis wholesale house.
{ II Emery, K-225, Chicago.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1910-05-20
Lightning Rods.

Every year tnere = . great
loss Of life and property caused
by lightning. every where. We
all hone to escape Il vet none
can tell who the next victim will
be. No one can afford to take
the chances Of having his
property destroyed and the
lives OF himself and family en-.
dangered for the cost OF abso
lutte protection. Scientific re-
searches prove that u il a phv-
sical i'm ppossibility for a build.
ing properly rodded with ma
ierial scientifically prepared for
the purpose OF conducting
electricity, 10 be struck by
lightning. Dodd 4 Struthers
are pioneers in the manufacture
Of lightning rod material on
scientific principals. Through
long years Of study and ex-
psrimenting they have SO per.
fected their lightning rod that
II IL a absolute conductor, and
when properly connected on q
building, viii afford IL absolute
protection during its natural
life. They have many imitators
but NO EQUAL. Don't buy
anything Just as Good" when
you can get the genuine article
at just = t-ifle larger cost. You
cannot afford TO pay for pro.
lection that you don't get. A
second grade lightning rod may
protect your building, but you
re not certain that it will.
You are no better of with it,
than without 1t. We are exclu-
sive agents for Dodd & Struth.
ere Lightning rod for Wagner
and Lake Andes and territory
adjacent and Anv one else
representing himself a. selling
Dodd 4 theirs Lightning rod
in the territory mentioned is
and should be treated "a an im.
poster, Unless he can show
authooity from Us 70 do SO.
We are pioneers in the light
ming aod business IN this ter
ritory, and prepared to furnish
work that will give you absolute
protection. Call on ps or send
rs . postal and work will b,
promptly attended TO.
Call on rs for anything you
nay need in Hardware, Har
ness, eli kinds Of farm imple
ments, buggies, wagons. wind
Mills, Bumps. glass, paints AM
oils, gasoline engines, cream
separxtors. We 90 all kinds 9
tin work and plumbing.
Our goods are ALWAYS the best
Our prices right and we guarau
tee satisfaction.
4 Yours.
Stedronsky Bros. Co
Wagner, S. D.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1910-05-20

\ book on Rh~umatism, aDd : trial
treatnent of DR.. Shops Rheumatic
Rs0sdy-liquid or tab'ets-n being
sent frs % suEerers BY Or. Shoop, Of
Racine, VIA You that are we'll, get
this book fur sonie discouraged, dis
aeartened sufYerers do q simple act
Of humanity Point out this way to
quick and certain relief! Surprise
some sufferer, by FIRST getting from me
the booklet and the test. lie will xp-
Treciate your aid. Z. X. Pinard.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1910-05-20
Real Estate Tranfers.

Jshssoo Bros Land Co 10 J q Konechne lot 8 blk s.
"a odd % Gs1dss ....... ........ eI75 co
AN Wood . VI % a Mckay Il 3 i II ~ blk as Platte $3.50 90
70 otruhbshn = VI % a Ksphart IL Is ~ blk 8 Wagner $50 90
u Jensss q 4 - = Haisch ~ ! sd. 81. ............ 10000 %
j r Barch = VI - g Funstou nc4 1857 ............ 5000 co
q r1oiaIsIa ! VI % 6chnjsdt 4 Schoidt vi |, o6,o2... 1000 90
0ursash = VI . = Rssek nw4 1897 81. .......... lOlOO 90
tdnnsoa Dros "a % % 81 q Milsr Gil OF blk " l. Andes 1900 GO
m LAID - - " 4 Bssbs lot Z 9 blk SO Platte -. l35 90
\ = oeoes = ~ - 6tsdrousky lot SO as 81, @, 49,. $50 90
j = Uax1ruso . " a Lyons Hot in Il l blk s. Geddes.. 90
Wysaph : " - r Weichman % - 2,96.63... -. 1900 90
J J q Wilaoa = " % J q Funston u 4 blk Z Geddss.... 600 90
201nous = " . Il Novak a2 OF n4 1896 .......... 1920 90
J q noha . & Il Burlesou II r r blk IS Platte -. 275 90
j gIndo 4 hus % n osrvis IL blk ~ Like Andes 49,. 1900 90
G. b. Partick.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1910-05-20

Hiring Us your accounts for
collection. Strict attention Civ
en- TO business. 6. q. Johnson.
Office in rooms over New Era.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1910-05-20

For Sale: NV house and two
lots south Of the new school
house. Will trade for horses
and cash or part time. For par
ticuiars write Frank Ray. Grind
stone. S. D.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1910-05-20

Wanted.-lO,0O 600 bushels OF
eAr corn. Harvey Bros.