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The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1910-05-20
even Amono the t1ebeee.

"Hullo. Dusty. said Weary wae
gles, ~ the two tramps met In To
street. "How's iivin'."
"Somepin awful" replied Dusty
Rhodes. "Tke cost OF everythtng's
gone up 20 . Teller cant hardly get No
three meals per"
"Humphs' calculated Weary. r
never knowed you to pay Tor nOthin.."
NO." returned Dusty, but It's ths
solemn fact that along my route,
where ! used to have to ARK only oncs
for = breakfast. they make me ask
twice these days."-Hsrper's Weekly.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1910-05-20

Decentralization point to a
considerable increase in the popnla-
ton is Black Hills cities and towns
to be shown by the results OF the
new census just completed. From In
formation at hand II Is estimated that
the population of Lawrence county
will exceed 5000 which would be an
increase OF 5000 over the last census.
Although within the past two weeks
Lead has lost several hundred men
from among its union residents who
have gone elswehere. that city expects
to show above 10000 while Dead
woods population Is estimated at
around 1000. ~Spearfsh Is figuring on
the basis OF 1900. Belle Fourche a lit
tie better. Sturgis about 250o. Raoid
City over 5000 while Butte and Meade
counties will show a large increase
from the number Of new settlers who
have come to their borders within
the past three years.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1910-05-20

Tho bright six-year~old daughter a.
. physician happened INTO his ,recep
tion room the other day and : wait
Ing woman patient engagsd hAf y Coz
versation.
Il suppose you 90 TO church ard
Sunday school," she asked.
.Oh. yes, ma'am." she replied.
And what denomination DO ycur
parents belong to-"
why" said the little one. mar
mas . Presbyterian and papa's =
stomach specialist"
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1910-05-20

Oucks MINI
Consider This AdviOo.
No woman should submit % ) sur1l
cal operation. which may mean death
until she has given Lydia e Pfnkham'o
Vegetable Compound, made exclusive.
u from roots and hsrhA = fair tE1nk
This famous medicine for womDon
has for thirty pears proved % T. H.
most valuable tonic ard invieosatcroe
tho female organiser Women roat1I
ing In almost svsry city and town +
the United States bear willing too13.
mony 10 tho wondsFful vtYtus q Ly6h
y. MnkhAm's Vegetable Compoun4
Il curca female illa, md CREATES mi.
ant, buoyant female health. IL 20
those you low. eive Il : trial
MA PinkA0smI @ Lynn unmS
invites III sick WumDem = W1110
her Tor odvtco. Her a1V1ooDeso0,
~ always h91pluk
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1910-05-20
Panama Libe, Case Aope.,ed.

Washington, ID. c. The famous
libel case OF the United States against
the Press Publishing company, propri-
etor Of the New York World. was
docketed in the supreme court OF the
United States.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1910-05-20
Kidnapped Girl Reported Found.

Lexington, Ky. A special dis
patch TO the Lexington Herald from
London, KY, says that Alma Kellner.
the Louisville, KY, child kidnapped last
summer, was found at Grays. Ky,
with a gypsy fortuneteller.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1910-05-20
Arithmstle.

Teacher--If I give you one appae-
Young American-Don't do Il. teach
". and you won't start any Of that
that Adam and Eve got into.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1910-05-20

Sissefon-A delegation OF Indians
from this agency who recently return
ed from Washington report that here
after the government will not pay
any interest one to mixed bloods.
who through congressional action
have In the past been permitted to ac-
euire title to their lands the same az
the full-blood Indians. This for years
has been subject Of controversy, the
full-bloods maintaining that the mix
ed-hloods were not entitled to draw
their share OF money due the tribe
under the provisions of cid treaties.
The delegation further rerorts that
a new payroll will be prepared al
once, and that another payment will
be made the Sisseton Sioux between
now and July 4.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1910-05-20

Presho-People who have been out
over the new reservation country say
that the Milwaukee road Is getting
busy on Its new lines into that coun-
try. They have the rails laid on the
Timber Lake Line, out almost to Fire
steel, which will be the western ter
minus of that branch for the summer
ii being about fifty miles southwess
Of Mobridge. On the Fox Ridge line
they are working a number of large
grading crews. and are pushing the
work as rapidly as possible, and tel
the stockmen of the Cheyenne river
they will be in shape TO handle their
stock at Faith. and other points along
the Fox Ridge this fall.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1910-05-20

W0&ty = O0Ft0O0 0ttOsVeSS0s
The chap Who works on me stde g.
me-" said an ONES man. has been mar
ried six weeks and he sneaks % IT,
telephone about four times = day an1
calls up his wife. and then I hear hin
saying: Dear. how II your headache
now! hope you are feeling better
Then pretty soon he comes hack to his
desk and goes To work again Ill smt
ling.
The man who works on the other
side Of me has been married six years
and he goe to the telephone oaly
when he's called and then | hear hin
saying: Why, | cant possibly do that
can't spare the money and thsn ~
comes back to his desk MI Sowing.
And. really. when | hear the way
these two men 60 on don't know
what to do. don't know whether @
get married Or to stay : bachelor"
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1910-05-20

IOuA ut GO ~ 81
my hOussvork. Ny
&icknAn wsa 0lled
H~et1o00xion Whan
I would at down
MnIcould NJ
ret up took
lydia 3 HlnkhAmso
Cos
pound and did tuo
- yUu tod - md
BOW I'M perfectly
cured and have :
big baby boy
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1910-05-20

Sioux Falls-The building commit
tee. having charge the plans for the
construction of the Odd Fellows home
al Dell Rapids. met at the Cataract
hotel in this city last week. DR.. A. p.
Clough. chairman; Geo. w. Snow. C..
]. Bach. F. S. Emerson and j. M. Pat
ton were present. Also Grand Seere-
tary Harvey j. Rice and Brother Hen
rv Robertson. chairman OF the Dell
Rapids committee, and Mr.. Schwartz.
architect. Several bids fo~ the con-
struction of the building were receiv-
ed and considered. and the plans care
fully gone over. The bid of tho Gar
ner Construction compenv of Madison
for the COMPLETED building, heating
plumbing and all ready for OCCUPANCY,
nthe lowest and deemed the bes+
and yhe same was accepted subject to
the approval OF the grand lodge. A
good deal Of work was done IN the
report to the grand lodge, and Ii is
expected that everything will be ready
for action at the beginning OF the ses-
sion.
Pierre-State Engineer Lea has re-
ceived from the Kansas City Star, a
request as to feasible lines for a high
way from Kansas City to northwest
ern Montana. Such a highway could
be established along the Missouri riv-
er for its whole course. but would be
somewhat longer than a line TO follow
the river to practically the south line
Of this state. then taking a west
erly direction through the Black Hills
to the southeast orner OF Montana
and be continued through that state.
The route would sweep through the
very center of this state and would
give a route which would cover all
classes of scenery of the northwest.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1910-05-20
DEAF MUTE SCHOOL

Sioux Falls-The thirtieth anniver-
sary of the founding of the deaf mute
school was celebrated by appropriate
exercises last Friday. There are
those in this city who have a vivid
remembrance OF the inception OF this
institution. How a few individuals
went to work to provide an institution
Of learning for the afflicted. Chief
among those who took the i%nitiatory
steps which resulted In the establish
ing OF this home is f. A. Sherman.
still a resident of the city. 1t was
others who conceived the idea but Mr..
Sherman readily fell in with the prop
osition and his financial and moral
support was always behind the insti-
tuition. The exercises opened at 3
o'clock with an invocation by Rev.
George Biller Of the Episcopal church.
This was followed by short talks by
Mr.. Sherman and George Schlosser.
The main address of the afternoon
was made by n. II. Garrison. a deaf
mute. who. with his brother. were the
two first pupils In the school. Mr.. Gar
rison got his education In this insti-
tuition and he feels grateful for II. He
is now a resident of the state bit Re
has made a Journey OF nearly
three hundred miles to make this adj
dress which was given In the sign Ian
guage.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1910-05-20

OFT hath ven = whole city reaped
the evil fruit Of = bad man.-Haa1o4
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1910-05-20


A clear brain and
Steady. dependable nerves
Can win wealth and fame
For their owner.
Clear Medicines and !
Strong, healthy body
Depend largely On the
Right elements in
Regular food and drink.
Coffee contains caffeine
A poisonous drug.
Postum i rich 81 the
Gluten and phosphates thas
Furnish the vital energy
That puts ~eineer -
"hustle' -
Into body and brain
There's ! Reason
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1910-05-20
AUGUSTANA COLLEGE
Fiftieth Anniversary will be Celebrated
Appropriately at Canton

Canton-The fiftieth anniversary of
Augustana college will be celebrated
with appropriate festivities on Tues
day. May 81. 1910. The United church
and its several schools will, through
their representatives, take a betting
part in helping us make this ami
yersary long to be remembered in the
annals of the school.
The festivities of commencement
week will begin Sunday, May 90. In
the morning dedication services will
be celebrated In the new Lutheran
church lately erected in Canton. DIR.
T. H. Dahl will oficiate. In the even
ing Rev. David Stove, 1900" will de-
liver the annual baccalaureate ser
mon. In connection with the dedica-
ton exercises the local ehurh will
conduct a religious conference on Mon
day, and in the evening Prof. Chris
tiansen of st. Olaf college will give
an organ concert assisted by able vo-
cal talent.
The entire day and evening or
Tuesday the 3lst of May, will be CIV
ell to the anniversary festivities. Pres
ident DR.. Dahl will speak In Nor
Wogldn, ana rev. - ~. RosSldHu III
English in the forenoon. The after
noon and evening programs will con-
tain a number of short addresses. rem
i%niscences and congratulatory speeches
by representative men who have been
prominent in church and school af-
fairs, interspersed with instrumental
and vocal music. Wednesday Is grad
uation day. Glass day exercises will
occupy the morning and the COM
mencement exercises will take place
in the evening.
Augustana college was founded In
1860 by the Scandinavian Evangelical
Lutheran Augustana Synod and tenn
porarily located in Chicago, ILL.,.
whence It was moved to Paxton, Ill,
in 1863. After continuing here for six
years the Swedes and N~orwegians
concluded to divide the school ac-
cording to nationality and the Nor
wegian branch. faculty and students,
moved to Marshall, Wis. The school
was again moved to Beloit, Ia, In
1918, and to Canton In 1884 where II
has found a permanent home and a
large field for It's activity. It's prop
erty in the city of Canton Is valued at
about SIC. 1000.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1910-05-20


Pierre-The last of the Offices in the
old state capitol was deserted We'd
nesday when the records of the gov
ernor's Office were taken to the new
quarters. This leaves the old build
ing without an occupant for the frs
time in over twenty years. and within
a few days, the contractor who Is To
remove the structure will have a force
OF men tearing 1t down.
Pierre-A. f. Chamberlain in charge
OF farmers institute work In the state
is now westhound or his "a to Del
richs and other Fall River conntv
points, where he goes on request OF
farmers of that section TO organize
the institute work. Mr.. Chamberlain
saws outside of request calls, such as
the present there will be no regular
institute work ATTEMPTED until July,
when a tour will be made by the in
structors OF a number OF towns of
railway lines. which require drives
into the country, and these points vii
be covered during the warmer wealth
err of the summer. leaving the railroad
towns until later In the season.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1910-05-20

To kill song or msehwrmsb birds to destroy nests or eggs all birds to pursue game in any manner Turing
closed ease; to fish with SneT any device ohr tnw it hook and line hunt at any time without a
license: to hunt or fish upon he s or waters of amhT without permission; to shoe un the public high
way; to ships game or FISH within or without the state only as personal baggage to sell game or fish in any
manner to allow the running hunting dogs Turing the months of April. My and June hunt aqh fowl
hmd dark to daylight or from any artificial blind or from any boat ,nd other than by oars paddles to
hunt e birds with ane
Tombstone epitaph., 1910-01-23
Fss ] fhursdsy's Daily

Mrs Aired Paul returned to Doug las this afternoon after several days visit with her parents and friends. Little Mise Alice Swain, sister of Mrs Paul. accompanied her to the smelter city on visit.
 4 force of workmep are tD be em. ployed on the local E tS ; W depot this week. The entire depot ;s to be raised eighteen inches and a new roof and other improvements added to the structure.
 Another attraction has cancelled "The Woman of Mystery" However, "The Lion and the Mouse" will be here Feb. 4. and that will make up for all Of the cancellations up to date.
 Tombstone has gun club and its members will soon be at it with trap, insnimste target and gun. Lawrenc. Woolery is the clubs promoter. w. H. Banks has reopened the Turf lunch counter and will keep the stand open to serve patrons day and night. Mir Banks is sn exoellen, cook and respectfully soliclts tht patronage of the pubic.
Tombstone epitaph., 1910-01-23
PROBATE COURT

Estate Joseph NJ Pattison; time set for hearing petition of John Pattison for letters of administration.
 Estate William McDougall; time set for hearing petition of Frank Luckleby for letters of administra- ton,
 Estate Mary A Forrest; Thomas Pidwell, administrator. discharged.
 Estate Rosa Johnson, alias Rosa Randolph; appraisers appointed.
 DISTRICT COURT
 Suit No. 5s9O filed; E A Tovrea vs B L Mckinney ct al; suit on notes, and to foreclose chsttle mortgage.
 Suit No. 5sss filed; Emma Bogges A : Pidegon; suit to compel defendent to transfer to plaintiff I25, ,49s shares of stock of the Arizona X Michigan Development company.
Tombstone epitaph., 1910-01-23
May Rssslt ina
 Reduction ol Rates

One good result which will prob ably come from the meeting of Bis bee merchants with the Arizona Board Of Railroad commissioner held Monday is the reduction Oi special rates on the part of Wells- Fargo Express Go. Probably it will also effect rates generally.
 Some time ago the citizens of Phoenix made an appeal to the inter stsse commerce commission on the subject of Wells.Fargo rates. A hearing vss held in Fl PAso. The commission decided that the rates were Boo high and ordered 6 re- dcc.ion.
 During 8 recent visit to New York Commissioner Bicknell called at the main office of Wells Fargo Go. and discussed the rates in force iD Arizona telling of numerous complaints which had been received. At that time he obtained the impression that s rec ommen3a,ion of the railway commis sion would meet with recognition.
Tombstone epitaph., 1910-01-23
Senate to Act On
 Statehood Measure

4 Washington dispatch of Jan. IS says: Chairman Beveridge of the senate committee on territories this afternoon issuei call for session of the committee. The committee is favorable to reporting immediately the statehood bill, but there are some minor differences concerning land features Senator Nelson expects to offer an amendment to protect the government interests in the matter 0. existing land grants. The bill, with come trifiing amendments on the land fsatures, will probably be reported during the present week. Every indication points to its passage as soon ss presented. The amendments will not materially alter the present Hamilton bill.
Tombstone epitaph., 1910-01-23
A Correction of
 Some Early History

The Bisbee Review of the l6th inst. recounts the death of Bill" Rene, a character of Cochise county, made 90 by his strsngling proclivities when. in 1884, he cl,mhed telegraph pole in Tombstone and adjusted the moose thst sent to eternity one Heath, who was sentenced to life imprisonment for crimes alleged against five others Dan Dowd, Bill Delaney. Red Sample, Tex Howard and one Kelly. The article is at fault when it states that the latter escaped the death penalty and were slterwsrd taken from the sherif's custody and hanged in the same manner ss Heath by party coming overland from Bis bee, armed with rifles and bent on having their blood.
 The facts are the opposite. With the exception of Heath. the bandits were launched into eternity from one crossbeam according to lew; snd it is because we feel kindly toward our territorial historian that we assume to make this correction.
 sheriff Ward. who permitted the hanging of Heath by a mob, Is now a very aged man, meek and nearly tlind and is a guerd at the territorial prison at Florence.
Tombstone epitaph., 1910-01-23
Four c's Road
 Changes Hands
The Fl Paso Times says:-

The Fl Paso Times says:-
 All concessions for building rail- road across Sonora and Chihuahua held by the Cananes Consolidated Copper Company of CsnsDes, Sonora, have been bought outright by the Pearson interests, headed by pr. Frank 3. Pearson.
 It is known that a cash considera- tion was paid for all the rights held by the Csnsnes Consolidated Copper Company.
 There IS e difference of opinion as to the exact amount the PearsoD's paid. in return for the privilege of building and operating across Mexico . railroad through the northern sec ton oi the republic It is generally however, that the sum pad was vel up ir the seven figures
Tombstone epitaph., 1910-01-23
From Fridays Daily

PB Warnekros returned yesterday from Los Angeles, where he hss beeo for fortnight. NIT Wsrnekros wit messed {, he famous aviation meet held in Los Angeles an is sa enthusiast on the progress and possibilities of airships.
 Arthur Jones is Tomhstone sisi. for after an extended absence st Douglas. He may conclude to re- msin here.
 Tie Oriental opened last night to s good attendance An excellent pro- gram was rendered and arrangements perfected for presentation oi only high class films and special festuree for each show. Mafinees will bs had every Saturday and Sunday. Watch regular al for ann un1uncement. There is every reason to believe that the meeting of two members ot the Arizona Railroad Commission and F.. P. & 5. w. officials, with some Of the local shippers in Bisbee Monday. brought sbou. the desirable results for local merchants.
 A prize of slGOO in gold coin offered by members of the New York Cotton Exchange to any psrson or persons in Arizona who can pro- dace bale of cotton grown and bsled Iii this territory on or before July l, 1910. For years this prize has always been taken by Alabams or , Texaa, but Arizona has now been in- vited to compete.
 The Dispatch says that passenger coach No 2j3 of the E p X $ w line reached Douglas yesterday afternoon having on board five en and eighte' chidreI on the way to ioin their nsbsnds who have taken up land in the Sulphur Springs valley, 2S miles northeast of Douglas, near White water.
 The colony is but one oi a numbe. which have settled in the valley ip the pact two or three months. Conr. Commissioner Alber, Sames reports 8 steady settlement in the valley m ost, y of people having means and large knowledge of farming in semi-srid regions. The colony passing through Douglas Wednesday was m charge o A G Lovelady.
Tombstone epitaph., 1910-01-23
Board Makes
 Stringent Ruling

Hereafter the man with the hide will have considerably more trouble 'n collecting lis bounty from the county authorities, according to 8 new ruling of the board of super . vieors.
 The ns~ rule becomes effective at once, and provides that hides will be received by the supervisors only dur ,ng the first Mondays Of April, July and October.
 Another stringent provision of the new rule is to the etect that each hide must be accompanied by sn affidavit and witnesses giving a detsil- ed account of how 1t z .me into the posses ion oi the h6,dss.
Tombstone epitaph., 1910-01-23
A Word to the
 Wise is Sufficient

Get alive to the fact, that you have cerulisu sky above you, ringing. vibrating, nerve toning, blood tiDglios ozone about you, and have incs'cul- able wealth beneath your feet.
 That ID brief, you own the paradise of creation from every standpoint, theoretically, practically, and every other wsy.
 Lift that bushel from of the light.
 Look about you, and realize what other communities are doing aud the interest they are attracting on 6 mere fraction of what Tombstone pos sesses.
 Shout your merits from the house tops, boom them from the mountain tops, signal them sfsr by the pillar of smoke from the mess, send them believing mp the canyon.
 We have the goods.
Tombstone epitaph., 1910-01-23
Smoking Out the
 TubercuIar Germs

A short time ego the Phoenix Republican published 6 newspaper cl pping recitinz the statements of Rev. L. C.. Crime of Turnersville, Iexs,, to the effect that he had heen cured of consumption by inhaiing the smoke of stone coal, and that he knes others had also been cured. A Phoe- nix lady evidently applied to the minister to verify the story. for she now furnishes the Republican .his directions for the inhaling. of the coal smoke.
 Shs says the minister adds that he hes received l,2Oo letters of inquiry from oonsumptses, asking about his treatment. Some, he says, have beep cured and many others have been benefited. He said he had the disease forty two years ago. is now 63 years old. and can run iootface and preach ss loud as anybody.
 Like the Republican, THE PRosPEc. TOR is no doctor, and will demand nc fee in the event any reader is cured by ths stone coal smoke treatment; noI will It assume responsibility if sI experimeDter chokes to death while taking treatment, but here are tn, rules of the Texas minister, as giver by his Phoenix correspondent, for th' benefit of any person who may b, interested:
 "Go to the blacksmith shop, or hay, @ furnace with a Buffalo blower, bull at home. Use only stone coal, as th sulphur in other coal is injurious [,
 the lungs. Sit with face over tn smoke sod once in 6 while draw
 long brssth, inhsling the smoke an, soot. Take treatment for or fv
 hours in the forenoon. ssss an hou
 at noon and then continue the tres, ment in the afternoon tor four or fiv
 hours. Continue this for three day
 Keep the fire down by pouring wate on it and putting more stone coal O
 it. The spittle. of course. will b black if the smoke has besn properl inhaled. The frst treatment VI, stop the hemorrhages."
Tombstone epitaph., 1910-01-23
Judgments Filed
 in District Court

The iollowing judgments were yes- terdsy entered ia the district court:-
 Mark Deems vs 4 1 Dudley ct al judgment for plaintiff for s200, with interest, costs, attorney fees and for foreclosure Of mortgage on lots block II in the Queen addition to city oi Douglas.
 Ella Brown vs Charles Brown; di- vorce granted and lot 6, block III, Douglas, and east l-2 block l2 in Fairyiew addition to Douglas adjudg- ed separate property oi Ella Brown.
 George W Ivey vs Julius Hugel, judgment for plaintiff for s2Oe. with interest, s75 attorney fee, costs snd foreclosure of mortgage on lot IS, block g, Pirtle addition to city oi Douglas.