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The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1911-01-20

That al delinque taxes, Inc. .udino
100, tax, Is now ia my hands for col.
lection, aud the law compels me to
collect same. II | am compelled to
collect this from any partie. il will
add great deal Of exueuse to them.
Those who have taxes due and unpaid
Will paw them tn me or the County
Treasurer at once, or will cOllec, the
same by distress. This i, for nersn-
nal tax only, and there IL no exemption
for these taxes.
w. Jennings
Sheriff OF Grant County. So. Oak.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1911-01-20

The annual meeting of the
Stockholders of the Grant COun
tv 20 Operative Creamery AS
socia,ion will be held at the
court house in Miibank. on Sat.
urday. January % b, 1911 at two
o clock p. m. All Stockholders
are requested to be present.
q. &. MlDDLEHROOk. See.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1911-01-20
Teachers Examination.

Notice is hereby given that the mex,
teachers examination will be held in
the court room at Milbank on Thurs
day and Friday. February I'd and I'd
Questions for first, second and third
and primary certificates will he snh-
mitted. All material will be furnish :
ed gratis to applicants Every app]i.
cant Tor q certificate must be present
Thursday morning.
Yours truly.
+. Il. PURDY, Co. Sup,
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1911-01-20

\ few nice clean. hard barrels
while they last. Just the thing
for Il pork barrel. All paiuted.
no rusty hoops, at the CITY
Bakery.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1911-01-20
THE BROMLEY MEETINGS
Large Audiences and Increasing In.
terest in the Revival Services at
The Tabernacle.


The Tabernacle.
The revival meetings being
held IN Milbank this month, in
which the congregational, Metho
dist and Evangelical churches
are united, are attracting large
crowds of people. No,wi,h-
standing the extremely cold
and stormy weather during the
first two weeks of the meetings
good attendance was had at
nearly every meeting, the large
tabernacle was crowded to its
seating capacity to accommodate
the audience.
The Sunday afternoon meet
Ing for men on v. drew Il large
crowd, and the lecture was
along lines where something is
greatly needed The appeal for
the young men and boys 10 keep
their ply Slcial Datares clean and
Wholesome and to avoid the
vicious habits and associations
that destroy them physically.
mentally and morally. and which
is tilIlng the insane a>ylums with
chaiterIng i'm )eclle>. was as
earnestly given as his denuncia
llOn of the rake aud ncen,iate.
whose c)rruptlng life means dis
1rncllon to himself and to all
within his influence. The lecture
was such us to stimulate young
man tOa clean wholesome life
IN all his associations with the
opposite sex, aud it would be
splendid thing If its truths
could be burned into the life OF
every young man in his early
boyhood.
The large audience Of men
who listened to Mr.. Bromley
last Sunday afternoon were
in asking him to give
another lecture TO men on Sun
day afternoon next, aud this he
Will do at > 0 clock at the taber
nacle
With the continuance Of he
the evanyelists are
winning the confidence of the
people Of MiIbanll. as i, evldenc.
ed by the increas ing audiences
tha, greet them, ani the final
result will undoubledly be a
large increase in the mem her-
ship of the churche, aud in the
Development Of christian charac.
ter among the people Of the city,
AS quite Il large mum Der of both
DID and young have made open
profession Of their intention to
walk IN the christian way.
The musical part OF the
campaign for righteousness
s under control Of Prof. VIM. II.
Myers. who has organized IA
Inc chorus, and the splendid
singing is one Of the great at.
fractions to the meetings. Prof.
Myers generally has a solo that
demands attention. and his work
IS chorls'er and in getting all the
people TO sing indicates that as
eader III music it would be hard
o lind his equal.
The evangelists have mes.
age to deliver. and they are do
ne It IN 3 manner that will prove
i lasting benefit TO Milbank and
Is people.
Mrs. =. +. Leach was no from
u minneapolis during tho wpek ;
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1911-01-20

Good SIX year Old horse with
harness. buggy and robe. AD.
ply to John Lilleskov. Milbauk.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1911-01-20

Mrs, .. +. Leach was up from
Minneapolis during the week
visiting her daughter, Mrs.
Lloyd Thirsk,
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1911-01-20
WANT COLUMN
Local and Personal ParasrapI,s,

am bermen convention.
"A general result Of the legis-
Iatlve work at Pierre may be
found on an inside page.
Mrs. H. &. Port has been
elected delegate to the state
meeting Of the Royal Neighbors
at Lead.
Mrs. J. A Rickert, Of Sisse.
ton, Was in town Wednesday on
her way for a visit with friends S
in the cities.
Mr. Guy McCollum has pur-
chased the Druecker residence
property on the corner Of Third
avenue and Third street.
Mrs. O. F. Wanner of Great
Bend, n. Oak was visiting her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Henry
Deh'endorf last week.
Theodor Raebel, who had been
aliing during the week or two
previous. has been improving
this week and is able to get down
town as usual.
Just received a shipment Of
new Sewing Machines. Cash or
easy terms See me before YOU
buy. Il. A. FIrlE1D, Act.
Second Ave.
Mrs. Acker man, mother of the
-Ackerman brothers and Mrs.
+. & Roberts. was smltten with
a ptralytic stroke during the
week, and has been quite ser
iously i'll.
Ralph Briggs and Fred
Schneider went down to Mime
apolls the first of the week and
took IN the great wrestling
anatch between Hack nsmith and
Otdeman
Hubert Poppelman returned
last week from trip to Texas,
and WAS we'll plepsed with some
OF the advantages Of the Lone
STR state. and we understand
made small purchase of real
estate there.
CT a les Gl,nders received
word last week that his danyh,
ter. who has been in California
for several months. was taken
with pneumO lla, and Mr.. and
Mrs. Chambers have gone to the
assistance of their dau "hter.
The Madison IS. d. Leader of
the ltah says that a. NJ. Mccall.
lister has gone to Los Angeles,
where his son Bruce resides.
o1t is undecided as to whether
he will remain there permanent.
~.
}. G. S'oen Of Cre> bard, S. d..
was the guest of his sister. Mrs.
}. +. Erickson, OF this city, Tues
lay. Mr.. Stoen was on his way
70 Cresbard, returning from
Minnesota, where ne had been
~ business.
Ed. Redman, received word
he first OF the week that his
Brother, Gus Redman, who IS
n a hospital al MINNEAPOLIS from
IN automobile accident, was
seized with pneumonia. and was
lot getting along as well as he s
lad been. Mr.. Ed. Redman I
Veut to the cities on the night $
rain Sunday
A number of those who attend. |
d the lecture given by George {
Y. Egan last Friday evening a
tated that the speaker made a
cry eloquent address, and one
yell worth lis'nirg to, present.
1g the legal points in the con- ).
emnation aud crucitiction of Il
esus Christ, and showing that d
either by the Jewish or Roman q
Dde Was MS tfial legal one. -
The farmers institute which e'
'as held at the court house last g
riday and Saturday was not as
ell attended as it should have
cen, owing to various circum
[ances. Afternoon and evening
|eetings were held on both
ays. and talks on horticulture, !.
orse breeding and general cml m
Irming, were given by the &C
)eakers. 1t is hoped that at the q.
me of the annual creamery u
Getting it may be possible to r
I'VE an expert dairyman at the 81
Getting to help advance the nj
Iuse of successful dairying in 10
lis country.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1911-01-20

In" discovery of bloiting paper
was the result oI an accident. Some
'i''le IN III" last century an opera.
tive in mills in Berkshire omitted
10 put the sze into his pulp. When
he paper was rolled it WAS deemed
nse less. and the unfortunate work
man received his congo. Some
DAYS aftcrward. when they were
about 10 throw the paper away.
some one discovered lis power OF
absorption and tried il with some
written matter. The old sand box
winch np to that time had been
used for driving ink was discarded
and the workman was rcinstated
and rewarded for his negligence.
We may add hat in comparatively
recent years mllcrs in outaway
places sprinkled flour over their ac-
counts 10 dry the ink. but We SUP
pose at this period The flour dredge
has o"n" he way Of the sandbox.-
London Globe.
Writing from German Africa. A
European tourist says: "We found
here IN the dense forest, among peo-
pie VIII" know nothing Of modern
scientific discoveries. good and
practical wireless telephone. The
natives have for purposes Of cere-
monv. peaceful and warlike. drums
OF various dimensions, made of
wood. and these, when beaten, emit
sounds OF about an octave in range.
Aside from the ceremonies. the
drums are used also as means of
communication, and the manner of
striking, the number Of strokes, the
Panses. ETC.. make up words and
sentences which are readily under
stood Tor miles around. We had
proof OF it one day. Our caravan
was ready to start when our head
servant stopped suddenly in his
work, listened intently and then
gave unmistakable signs Of pleas
nre. We learned later that the ~.
distinct sounds conveyed - hin M
news that boy had heen
his brother in neig M
lage."
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1911-01-20
Lutheran Norwegian Service.

Norwegian preaching services
Sunday forenoon at eleven o clock
aud english services in the even.
ing at eight o'clock.
Rev. Strum. pastor.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1911-01-20
Joint installation.

The Modern Wood men ot
America and the Royal neigh
oors had an open staila.ion u>
otilcers .ast Saturday night, and
after the installation a good
social time was had. The Wood
men we're installed for the frs,
time under the hew ritual. Fol
lowing are the officers:
+. C.-George Mitchell
Y. &C. II Germain
Ad.-Geo 5. RiX
3anker-E Thorndii1e
ClIk-F w. Lowlhian
EScort-C NJ 5owe
Trustee Levi Schnabel
Physicians Drs. Jacolel. Fer
yuSOn and Flett.
ROYAL NETGHBORS
Oracle-Mr> II. G.. Port
+. Oracle Mrs. Geo. S,egall
'. Oracle Mrs. Chas. Prior
Chancellor-M Mrs. VIM Ross
Recorder-Mr> w. W. wilson
Recelver-Mr>. II. Roberts
Marshal-Mrs. NJ. Rourk
Asst Mar>hai-M"s. Nelson
/. SentineI-Mrs. l.. Schnabel
q. Sen'inel-M Mrs. Zielke
Manager-Mrs Gi>,
Physlclan-Dr J. \. Jacotel
Mrs. d. Hlnman, of Baker.
Mont. is visiting with Sheriff
Jennings, and greeting her for.
mer Mlibank neighbor> aud
friends. She says that the Mil
banl people ont uear Baker are
getting along nicely.
For Sale.
Good six year Old horse with
harness, buggy and robe. AD.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-03-21
VETERAN OF SO WOULD
RUN FOR u. S. PRESIDENT

n, Eiymus Hackett OF North
Yakima, Wash. hereby offer myself
as a candidate for nomination TO
the presidency Of the United States,
subject to the decision Of a eonven-
ton Of the Workingmen's party. to
be held on tire first Tuesday Of
January. fsf2.-
Nothing very startling about that.
Is there7
But when an old soldier In the
twilight OF life. after spending 50
years In an effort TO uplift hui
mainly. hambly offers himself "a
a candidate for the highest office
In the land. HIS motives are entitled
to respectful hearing.
Mr. Hackett Is a firm believer In
government ownership OF all monop-
olles.
He believes that our money Is
Law and nothing else and that since
all laws belong 10 the people. there
fore all trusts. monopolies. and the
control Of money belong 70 the
people.
The people should own the
banks, as they do the school
houses. and elect their bankers as
they elect their other officers.
Hackett believes that the interest
on the money now In circulation
will build 1000 miles Of railroad
every year. the most Of which Is
nov paid by the laboring people.
II is upon this platform that
Hackett. al 50. asks 10 be given the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-03-21
WOr.lAN ADMITS
SHE SHOT HER
HUSBAND; ORGY

CHICAGO, March 81. Mrs.
Charles Schenk. who confessed to
shooting her husband Saturday
morning after night Of revelry.
was yesterday held by the grand
jury on a charge OF murder
She related the Incidents OF the
party, a wedding anniversary Of
Chick" Fraser, aformer National
League baseball player. After hav-
Ing been put TO bed. she said she
was awakened by Schenk calling
her. eFaring burglars, she took a
revolver. The revolver was dis
charged. but she insisted she had
no knowledge Of subsequent events.
Chick" Fraser said he had not
seen Mrs. Schenk drink anything
at the party, though a bottle Of
champagne and quart of sour wine
had been served to the ladies'.
The police think Mrs. Schenk de
llberateIy shot her husband after a
quarrel.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-03-21

within looking
story 10 e ~
n h n go
TO e free 10 he vent the womanw absolute
he akd them az the humaneo office
n a h you oo- they "Ths .
Ryu horne
Mma give up my ndpnr nidu ewouan quck fear
Q ca wit you N %
ylG"
An she nj to h home the nyre
ui @ t th would h her hands. herr lenI
herself
here roof t UGH IN hut In the mmu
o enough led tar Z get to n hospital As
county. my reader he star caldg Nv the aswer
a pdh t hes tho d
u
and is
No mot suc1y
4 q y h
wob y he three M h tsupyh the for e m on ans the g dickens raaa
M a nct going n the " OK the work O tho an nknE aid
the
$ Mrs Ryuer sEttnh into ebt
On dd win eepon c week
vii help the hnhnf
Il %
0 a y Sta 70
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-03-21
BAD BREAK

Attorney Mcclure this morning
narrowly escaped punishment for
contempt of court. He abruptly
entered the court room presided
over by Visiting Judge Carey.
Noticing Attorney Vincent n. Fabin
In the witness chair talking 10 the
Judge. be stepped up to him in
lively fashion. slapped him on the
back and jovially exclaimed:
"Howdy. telling the Judge a story,
are your"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-03-21

NidEssaY-s ceyien tea 81 cenfs per
peuaa. tu4ifsh hreakfFHs tea. - cents
tnr f-1uudt raFnad beef. 4 tents per
Res lard. i1 esufs rastnd . peeads %
rrnts. pounds IS soats. rufk sausage.
10 cents pound Eastern bacon ~ side
~ fanta. lamb sfaN Frets. Hakifna
nurhanka tiss PER ice pannan. carna.
tiun IeFHrY hatfsf rs senta f~r poand.
pounds Tor o. fresh hsrrtaE . paaahs
fpr - cents. fresh ranch raea Is esnfs
Eastern eggs. - cents dsrrr bananas
i1. IS. 70 certn per d9ENn. navel pfenses
10 cents PEI HmeTr
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-03-21
T0DAY'S NEWS ON MEXICO

artillery. and six privates Of the
First Provisional regiment. were
seriously injured here today when
an automobile tn which they we're
riding struck telegraph pole and
was hurled over an embankment
into a creek near Fort Crockett.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-03-21

nomination as president OF the
United States.
In his little room at the Soldiers
Home at Port Orchard. Elymus
Hackett protests against the aggres-
sious of the big interests" His
platform Is an appeal for the work
ingman. He would Ike 10 be the
Moses OF the workingmen.
y don't expect 10 be president.
be says. Il would like to set PEG
pie thinking"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-03-21

SAN DIEGO. Cal. March Ill
Reports from Tecafte, Lower Cal
nornia, today were that the federal
troops were still keeping up a fight
across the narrow valley near the
town. With the Revolutionary force.
This force. said 10 number zoo and
to be under the command OF Der
thold and Leyva. IL keeping the
federals wen within their scant
fortlfications.
SAN FRANCISCO. March Ill
cealed. Branding as a "lie" a sen
sationai report that two Japanese
spies, one carrying miniature
camera concealed. had been ar.
rested on forbidden ground at the
Preside post, Col. Wiser Of the
Coast Artillery declared today that
the statements were based solely
upon suspicion.
SAN ANTONIO. Tex, March 81
Figures furnished today al mill
tary headquarters here show that
in spite of active recruiting the d.
vision modified here has only
reached half its nominal war
strength. The war footing Of the
division Is rated 1850. the present
force numbers 597 officers and
1888 men.
SAN ANTONIO, Tex, March 81.
Chances for American inter
ventlon In Mexico are believed here
today 10 be more remote than they
have been In three weeks, army
officers generally expressing the
opinion that the probability OF their
seeing foreign service is now not
great
SAN DIEGO. Cal, March Ill
Reports concerning the movements
OF the Mexican cruisers were
brought today by the steamer Man
uel Herrerias from Mazatlan. The
cruiser General Guerrero was seen
at Ensenada yesterday The Tam
pico. which il expected at Ensenada
was at Mazatlan when the Herrer-
ias left there last week.
GALVESTON, Tex, March 2f.--
Bergt. ]. +. Johnson OF the coast
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RUPTURE CuRED--Do not year
truss. permanent. absolute Without oper-
alton OF detention from business o.
two yeara, from are / year 20 age 10
The Harvard system, 106 shafef blda.
1914 second Az, seattis
STYLISH NARROWER SHOP.
Hats trimmed. dyed. cleaned aud re-
ti.eksd Fumes eufled and cleaned.
rnsnts sel Arcade
MARRIAGE CEREMONIES
PERFORMED.
PHONES MAIN fas7: IND 80.
Mrs Won Rieksrt graduate midwife.
home confinement: female disorders sue
eessfuliv treated. physician n required.
1891 Valley. corner Eastiake av Take
kaatiake car 70 Valley -. Prom I 70 s
WANTED--Teeryons suffering from
BLOOD OF SKIN disorders Of any kind
10 call for free trial bottle Or Rickard's
famous remedy sis Pacific BidE
LADIES' REMODELING PARLORS
Now garments made and old remodsied
latest styles Prices reasonable sis
MEItNEILLE HAIR RESTORER
IL not a dye; viii turn gray or bleaehed
hair to ita natural color a2i Arcade
BIDS. Main 1873.
Rhsumatism, acute or chronic, our ape
eialty Hygea Therapeutic Baths. sos
Wautsd-Fiano pupils beginners
apecially Phone 4 1855
Ho.shir and electrical paths. massage
AMI Swedish mOvenr ats HyKea TherR-
peutie Bnths. e0s F.tsi nix
W y. Mallory srows hair and cures
dandrpff III coinn'' ST.
IOpg AND FOUND.
-~e~o~r~e~e~~~rOeec~>Ne-~~e ~c~~ee~~~r-~~~N~~O
S2b reward for Information leading To-
the arrest and conviction Of the parties
having my Leweliyn softer bitch. marked
black and tan on the head body licked
Phone Ind - and Main a.
FOX RENT MtBCELIhNE0
.~~~N~~r-~cNN4~-~S~y~~
Car Works Hotel AZ Henton for rent
or sale
All Kinds 81 store FIXTURES counters
sheivlng etc. made at % Bell at- Phone
Ind. 1905
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-03-21
REAL rsTArs loAna.

esgsfeS.1-e->->s'srse
CITY AND COUNTY LOAhs
o. improved or vacant gropsiiY ~ ara
for long pf short lime ara ensy pay.
WfutHi 49, DELAY HfuFfevnuf 4 CO. 81
Boston Block. hscenG ana Columbia
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AABlIMG'S

Roaebaahss. Fruit Trees and Plants
Are tho best grown Gail and see our
stock
AAnLfSu's SEED CO.
~ w. Pike -
Next 20 Public Market
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- : ~sSS =
or BADLY OR CHILDREN :
FREE PICTURE .
70 advertise ny sgsoialiY q ehi-
aSs beautiful picture Zee Dent isi !.
BABY EfuN up without a picture
HARfEHS.
1855 Fourth ana rihs,
Wanted @airt tn eraeefy siafs. cal AZ
Fairbanks grocery. Eoth aud Market
ballard
Wanted Gin 10 Dc mafkinE National
Laundry, phone ballard % and ballard
lsas.
SITUATION WANTED-FGMALE
s-~s~@~~~s~e~~~eS~s~s ssss>s~e>sS>s>e~Ns>.
Experienced pastry cook wants work
short hours. small place a. iftl. even
mEs
HELP wANTEp-MALE.
NS-~.~-~~-~>ss>s>.e-@ esss,eNe>e'eN' >r--,-'>s><
barhss trade fafrest aud most cen.
piuta school IN the Wet Wages paid
while learning A. uHiinited course onif
as come and sse a. of write for par
NATIONAL BARBER COLLEGE.
o. Washington. 90 Te1 Third Az
Phone Nsln stts
HALLWAY MAiL ctEHks wANrtp
Average SALARY i.taai alternate weeks
orr with full ppff PREPARATION free zoe
esssiux heaitls examinations Frankiin
tnatitHtr, Dept ~ n hnrheeiaf. n N.
wanted - eco men q pay pool al the
orieatai pool Fooms We nlse our patrons
trade checks itta Tiiifd az. tetrush
fihs asa ruiun
MupEL nOrEL
wanted. u men 20 tsks steam .heaisf.
slsetrie lishisd gea'as, ffss baths. iss
l.aes nrn wanted 10 eat hot roast resf
esndwiehsa hassWent ORIENTAL
root HouM itla Third ay.4 between
Pike ard uaian
Wanted sra,israHaAsf apptentioss n
ttt, 1hs star
WANTING. paper hansinH kaisofnin-
tins, EsnsF~i houssrisaninE Phone Maple
TSTN0DucffoS SocfFrY
so7 Pas 81. foofa "a Albeit hotel
CRAWFORD FLoon CO, tfii.
ftesf sarfaeirg ard rsfinishtns dons
a Photographed wantsd isss I'VE, a.
"A Prot stevens. Ns- Ms,haa Teach.
00 ins Dancing fuaranissd To pri,
Ml1 si~ars ffse Fourth and fins q.
wAsruo--~,scHllAsUous
----~--~.s--=-a=s---sz=s-~s-s-s--
! have Applied fer a patsnt IN the
United states aud Canada ou an im
proved Whtsf Nlaeet ~ ls better than
anfthinE on tho mefhet noe. vast
Partner ~ foreign eeu0tftes on Sane
Cali a. fee fahoNtss az, fftY ~
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SITUATIONS WANrE D--MsLE
ee--~~~~~~~~e~~ese-r~~~r~~
fuaua. active uan wants wcfh ~ as
ktnd. ipa saisry required tss. ms
star
a.ss.T .r4 trtstsfsT7555. ,...r .sarf. fs.
side labor tet Iniaa at. " y, Jane.
enq
fAtNrt%s. paper hsHminN kaisufnius
ins. general hSusecisaalns fhaue Maple
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cnATTEL LOANS

SHs-~aCreTserHgF<arsrs<A SNSaTesr=Ssesc-~~SaNy
Loans 60 wsfkiHE people. oscar v. Jans
sen a Co. Inc az hegthsrn Bank BOG.
tnurfh and pfkr
Laans an furniturs horses. csc VIA
lam nnarh rnnn- ~ .an Hnrk nlaz
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-03-21

1 have % acres OF oyster iand, viii sell
.alf in order 20 seed balance. Address
\ "a. The star.
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GALVESTON, Tex, March 2f.--
Bergt. J. +. Johnson OF the coast
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BOARD .xp NOON

~-~e~-~0~~~~~~.~~~~~J~
Babies boarded. experienced baby
nurse prices reasonable Phone ballard
7af
Room with board, beautifully Furnished
home. for two. other bonrderH East
Gs2b
room and board &C. and 80 per week
single aud double rooms. 1914 y. JET
ferson
children boarded. Phone Queen Anne
1tf0.
Wantcd--Two children to board, good
home. Tel East b9l2.
Children three years or under boarded.
Call Oak 7ss
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WANTEp-FGMALE

Wanted -tiiri 10 Do mafkinE National
Laundry, phone ballard ~ and ballard
lhaa.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-03-21

Wanted airi in eraeefy store caii a
Fairbanks sfeoerY. Eoth aud Market
ballard
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-08-29

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Special to Times Republican.
Des Moines. Aug. 2S.-The weekly
weather ana crop bulletin says:
The week was cool and unusually
dry: only few light and widely scat
tered showers occurred. In many To-
calitiss over the western ana southern
counties no rain fell during the week.
ana In those sections the drouth Il still
serious. In the northeastern district
the rainfall was more copious. and
practically all crops are In excellent
condition. but considerable small grain
In shock has been damaged by the con-
tinuous vet weather during the past
Ave weeks. In other sections OF the
state corn on light or rolling ground is
dying very rapidly and some Of 1t is
already being cut. Reports made on
Aug. Is by the correspondents Of this
service show that the average OF con.
dition Of corn was Is per cent, or q
gain Of points, since Aug. l. With
normal weather conditions about Is
per cent Of the crop will be safe from
frost on Sept. Is; so per cent on Sept.