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Charles HaralsOn, of the Bahlau Produce Company, is quite sick.
 FOR RENT--One furnished room, suitable for refined couple or gentle man. Phone 1531. 11-21 Ct
 Mrs. B. F. Clegg, who has been critically ill for several days, was re- ported improved yesterday.
 20 Gage Winchester Pump Slv- age p Imp, High Power Rifles and everything else for the hunter. Howell Arms Co.,. All Main street. 10-27-1m
 The largest assortment of Toys and F.re-Works ever brought to Pine Bluff, can be seen at CLEVELAND MATTHEW'S HARDWARE co. If
 An S-piece steel tchen set given FREE with cash purchase of $15.00 or more or $15.OO payment on new bll. Knox Walker. 113O Ct
 W. K. Lockhadt, well known Cotton Belt switchman, who is I'll with malarial fever, has been taken to the Davis Hospital for treatment.
 --idany of our former pupils are now earning dollars where they for merly earned dimes. You can do the same for yourself. James Business College, 9th and Ma n street. 11-13 I'm
 One time is as good as another, so long as they last, so why take chances, be one of the first, Club be- gins Monday, December 2. Reap & Crawford Furn ture Go. If
 Come in and let Us show you some useful Xmas Gifts for mother, father, sister and brother. CLEVE- LAND MATTHEWS HARDWARE co. If
 If you are not satisfied with your present position, salary you receive, or prospects for future advancement. call and see us. Our business is the remedying of the above James Busi- ness College, city. 1113 I'm
 If you need more money, a course in James Business College will in crease your earning capacity from 25 to 100 per cent. Day and night sessions. 9th and Main streets.
 11-13 i'm For the latest designs in com munlty SlIVer, we nave them, you must remember that this silver ware is guaranteed for f fty years. Get it at Fox Bros, Hardware Co. Re- tail. 12-1 i'm Judge Grace in the circuit court yesterday fixed the first Monday in January as the day on which he will hear the protest petitions in the mat ter of assessments in the Kersch Lake Drainage District.
 Re sure to ask about the Roches- ter Chafing Dish, the Toy Cast Iron Stove and the Miniature Farm IWag- on t;llt are to be given away at CLEVELAND-MAT HARD. WARE co. If
 MT. Graphic:-We told you we would clean ladies kds, for 10 cents; we will do so this week only. Have your kids clean for Christmas. French Dry Cleaning Works. Phone Il. ]1S w. Barraque Street. It
 Will Sm tn. the tall black man who has been employed as our west end driver has been discharged and is by no means solicit ng work for us. lCaver's Dry Cleaning and Dye Works. 12-3-3t
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FOR SALE.

FOR SALE. Lakeside home, lot SOx154. Phone 1032. For cash prices.
 TAYLOR & co. Real Estate and Loans.
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REV. HAMILTON IS
 GIVEN A NEW CHARGE

Rev. F. R.. Hamilton, who has been pastor of the Hawley Memorial church in this city since June 21, yesterday received notice of his transfer from the Tennessee to -he Arkansas conference. and his appoint ment to a church at Siloam Springs. Rev. Hamilton will leave Thursday for his new home and nis family will follow shortly. The appointment vas announced, along with a numhe.' cf others, by Bishop Chahdler at A.Fins fa.t Sunday night.
 Thongh Rev Hamilton and fam y nave Teen here only a short time 'hcy have made many friends who wish fer them success in their new home.
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Remember the children to buy them one of our veloc'pedes or tri- cycle; or goat wagons or one of those celebrated. Irish mail Wsgons-So don: forget. Fox Bros., Hardware Co.,, Retail. 12-1 Inn
 The congregation of the First Presbyterian church held business session Sunday morning and elected the following elders: J. A. Clement, R. s. Cherry. E. M. Schober, E. E. Mosley and T. M. Hooker. Another meeting will be held December 15 at which time eight deacons and two trustees will be elected
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1T ROS[NBERG'S BOOK STORE TODAY And Every Day One of the Rarest Treats in the
 Line of Sweets. IS F. AND K. NUTMEATS In This Rhyme By Keats the F Stands for Freshness and the K
 For kwality.
IS F. AND K. NUTMEATS
.$$$$%$%A%*$%$** *+% %t . s4 LOCAL AND OTHERWISE !
 &+ t+
 $$$* zee . . t% : |
Rub-My.Tism will cure you.

Just receqVed 5U rolls OI new 1Hal- ting. Knox-Walker. 11-30 Ct :. Mrs. Noses Broa1i:,s purchased stLe old Blum ces.i !ence on West sBarraque street from Miss Lillie Blum. The consideration was $2,500. < Start your Xmas shopp ng right MATTHEWS HARDWARE co. If
 Carving sets, the pest in the worli from $1.OO to $1O.OO at Fox Brcs., Hardware Co.,, Retail. 12-1 I'm Thirteen cases of minor import ance were disposed of by Judge J. R. Stewart in police court yesterday, with the total fines amounting to $5S.
 Electric Power is the Power of the day. Always there for less mon- ey. Ask us. The Pine Bluff Com psny. If
 Chatting dish and fire sets of brass and iron-You can get these fire sets in all the latest ornamental designs at Fox Bros. Hardware Co.,, Retail. 12-1 i'm K -Breakfast and Luncheon table mats, suitable for Xmas presents, made to order by Mrs. Anna P. Kav- anaugh, corner 16.ih and Walnut sts.
 11-27 Ct
 Yes they are delivered when you pay s1.OOO down, the Hoosier Kitchen Cabinets. Reap & Crawford Furni tllre Co. If --Duxback Hunting Clothing (waterprcof) waders. witch Elk boots, U. M. c. and winchester < shells. Howell-Arms Co.,, All Main street. 1O-27 i'm
 Twenty shares of Southern Pet roleum stock costs s100-no more. investment is trivial. It's all to gain, nothing much to lose. We ask you to join us. Win with us. and zone this coming year with new prosperity. If Med Malone, a negro, was yester- day sentenced by Judge Grace in the circuit court to one year in the state prison, being conducted by jury in that court recently for assault with intent to kill one Ben Peals.
 Eve ryone knows that Joe Rogers and Challenge Brand are the great est pocket knives that are produced so doa't forget the place to get them Fox Brcs. Hardware Go. Retail :.
 12-1 I'm Half million homes have the Hoosier Kitchen Cabinet, at s1.00 down and s1.N0 per week, why not yours. Reap & Crawford Furniture Co. If
 Why should life be spent in dark ness when there is so much light for every one, with the Mazda lamp cleo tric light will make permanent glad ness m every home? The Pine Bluff Com; any,. tf
 Club membershipslimite to fifty, ycu need cabinet, and we need you in our club, lets both be satisfied, Monday is the time; Reap & Craw- ford Furniture Co.,, the place. If
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-12-03
MEMBER OF BAIRD
 COMPANY DIES IN TEXAS

Duke Pohl, local Elk, Sunday re- ceived a message from Miss Grace Baird, of the Grace Baird Stock Company, now playing in Fort Worth, Texas, bearing the news that Jesse Harris, a member of the company, was dead. Harris was an Elk and while here made many friends among the local B. P. O. D. The funeral ser vices will be held Friday, conducted by the Elks of Fort Worth.
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 } WEATHER REPORT :! . ] s + + + 4 ]. * + l. l. + < I. + + I

FO' ATKd1lSdS. CUIQtT, WILL li10A- ing temperature. Far Tuesday.
 Weather Conditions.
 Areas of low pressure appear over the lake res on, Florida Arizona and Britt n Columbia. Precipitation has occurred in the Southern states, fHe centrol valleys, the lake strict and the Pacific coast states. An area of high pressure is advanc 'ng eastward across the lower Rocky Mountain dis tlict. attended by much colder Weabl- CT from the Dakotas to the west Gulf states. Zero temperature occurred in Nortr Dakota Fair and colder weather is Indicated for tn vicinty. Tuesday VII be fair and warmer.
 River Forecast
 The Arkansas and the White will not change much.
 H. F. ALCIATORE,
 Section Director.
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NOW IS THE TIME

We will renovate your old mat resses, cover them with the latest de- signs of PLAIN OR FANCY TICKING and make them like new a; reduced nrinn
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NOTICE

I have severed my connection with the J. B. $ mon Company and am now connected with KastCr and Blu thentbal. where I will be glad to see my many fr ends.
 EDGAR BLACK WE'LL. 11-2S Ct
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TURNER BEDDING FACTORY

Wholesale manufacturers of all grades mattresses and pillows. Long distance and local phone S96
 6-21-1m. PINE RLTFF. ARK
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Isaac DreyfuS Co.
 The 'Stein- Bloch" Store
WOOD FOR SALE

2,O0O cords of wood for sale; prln- cipally pine, any length or size de- siredL Office Phone Nc. AS; Resi- dence Phone 36.
 11-5 G0t A. Q. EDW ARDS,
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Chronicles of Society Polk.

who wilIsspend the, summer with Mr.
and Mrs.. F. j. Lowrey at their cOun-
try home, "Niniko."
r r 4 sssi
Mrs. Homer Smith, formerly Miss
Julia Perry of Honolulu, who is a sis
ter of Justice Perry, arrived in the
Lurline on Wednesday. At present
Mrs. Smith is the house guest ofGhefs
sister, Mrs. A. d. Larnach.
3 Mrs c.. Montague Cooke, Mrs. Clar-
Cooke have invitations out for a surf
ing party at the Outrigger Club EfAt
Thursday afternoon. !.
Mr.. aud Mrs. George Beckley, Mrs.
Fanny IShingle and Colonel Sam
rarkers arrived in the Mongolia
Thursday morning. ri sii altsT 1
sssyrsEseSsS kaft kaesie. isSaef.A
e Mrs. 1Esharles Anterior, Miss j uliette
Atheftoffs and Miss. LaRras iAtherton,
were home coming nassAngerR in the
Lprline' on Wednesday. aaftiaa 81
,-f,.,s akrs Egsksf ess - rsl.lsf
:, Miss, Ruth Richards and; her brother
Mr. Atherton Richards, returHedE in
the. Lurline on Wednesday tor spend
the snmmersrwith their parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Theodore Richards 5GJ Is
!. spgga O. t spa .e2I,isstg sdti
S, Norbitt, the sson Of Mrs
Berna Nobbitt, left in the. Ventura
on, Wednesday TO spend 4 few m months
in San Francisco. 30" sisi9o' A'5lsv
80. Co. 4 ~ 41sass afIg -
Mr.. and Mrs, Francis Gay, MISS
Carol Low, Miss Laura Low and Mr..
Ernest Gay left in the Kinau Tues,
day for Kauai. where they viii spend
the summer.
Miss Harriet Lucas will leave in the
Korea Monday for San Francisco.
where she will visit Miss Violet
Makee. rt,l
DIR. and Mrs. w. L. Moore are &C..
cupying the shome of Mr.. and Mrs.
w. R. Castle for the month of July.
Miss Marjorie Gilman and Mr.. Ar
thur Gilman were homecoming pas
sengers in the. Mongolia Thursday thu
morning. a.,s. y. 80 &.
Miss. Lorna Iaukea returned to .Ho-iI
/ olulus in the Mongolia Thursday
morning, after having spent three
years in Boston studying the settle
ment work. .,t,.s
Miss Fanny Moir, the daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. John T. NOR of Ha;5
wall, is the house guest of Hiss Mar !
garet L3shman. .s.@ - 49,
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The Misses Lucas Entertain.
The Misses Harriet and Mary
Lucas were hostesses at poi lunch
con on Sunday in honor of the Misses
Margaret, Mona, Maud and Eva Hind.
The table was prettily decorated with
ferns and flowers. Covers were. laid
for the Misses Margaret, Mona, Eva
and Maud Hind, Miss Rose Herbert,
Mr.. and Mrs. Bruce Cartwright, Jr.,
MISS Carol low, MR. and Mrs. Rob.
ert Hind. Mr.. and Mrs. James Hind,
Dr. and Mrs. George Herbert, Mrs.
Cuhna, Mrs. Booth, Mr.. Kenneth
Ables. Mr.. Frederick Wichman, Mr..
{ Charles Herbert, Mr. Ernest Gay, Mr..
Carl, Schaefer, Mr.. Charles Lucas
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Lucas and the
Misses Harriet and Mary Lucas.
= 4
Mist Theima Murphy Entertains at
Luncheon.
Miss Zepha Pischell was the COM
pIimfnted guest at a luncheon ION
Wednesdey. given by ssMisss Thelna
Murphy The color schame for the
associations was red, white and blue
ana was developed with red and
white carnations and blue hydrangias
To each of the place cards was at
1ecasal,s 'sHelk sgaeh ss96 tiny!sd Ere
'affefnooff's merffnsent. Covers were
laid for ten. including Miss zepha
Pischell, Miss Pauline Schaefer, Miss
Daphne Damon. Miss Dorothy Wood,
Miss /. Myrtle Schuman. Miss Eloise
,Wichmap. Miss Rosamond Swanzy,
Miss Helen Jones, Miss Ruth Ander-
son and Miss Thelma Murphy.
eEs = 4
Miss cousens to Wed.
Miss Frances cousens, the daugh.
ter Of Mrs. H. X. Cousens, viii leave
IN the Zealandia on the seventeenth
of July, for Tasmania, where she is
to- marry Lieutenant Trevor Eardly-
Wilmot of the British Royal Navy.
Miss Cotsefis has been IN Honolulu
for about three years and during that
time has made host of friends, who
are 10th to see her go so far from
Honolulu. Lieutenant Eardly Wilmot
was here a. year ago on the Challen
ger, and has many friends in the city.
The marriage ceremony will be per-
formed BY Chaplain Morgan of the
Challenger
University Club Ball.
One of the most ENJOYABLE affairs of
the week was the dance at the Univer-
sity Club on Wednesday evening. No
formal invitations were issued bur
each b The iheI1bers was pfivileged
stoeintite bns lady - - as.~s~s1s
The grounds were prettily decorated
for the occasion with yari-colored cleo
tic lights. The interior of the club
was also decorated with flags and rsn-
nants. This affair was SO successful
that the club members hope to enter
tain in4this manner once every month.
70 NAat 4 X 4
Miss Margaret RESEARCHES Dinner
Party.
i Miss Margaret Restarick was host
ess at pretty. informal dinner party
on Wednesday evening. The table
decorations were symbolic of the
Fourth of July. Covers were laid for
Bishop and Mrs. Restarick, Miss Da-
Wis, Miss Myrtle Schuman, Mr..
George Leovi, Mr.. Frank Riley, Mr.
Arthur Restarick and the hostess.
4 4 4
Mrs. Macomb to Entertain.
Mrs. M. NJ. Macomb will entertain
the Saturday Bridge Club this. even
ing.
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! !. FUNERAL NOTICE.

Honoiulu Lodge No. 900, L d. IN.
The members Of this lodge are re-
quested to meet at odd Fellows build
ing, Sunday. July Z, at l p. m, to at
tend the funeral of our late brother.
George c. Meyer ne
All visiting brothers are requested to
attend. =. -f-'e-. sss
Per order $50, ls.s..,...s,.
= DICTATOR. clstf K Quinn.
52Sf-1t
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Miss Pauline Sci1aefer was hostess
at swimming party at the MoanaI
Hotel Tuesday afternoon for her
house guest, Miss Zepha .Pischell.
After delightful swim. refreshments
were served at the hotel The guests
included Miss Zepha Pischell, Miss
Ruth Soper, Miss Eloise Wicbman,
Miss Thelma Murphy, Miss Helen
Jones, Miss Margaret Jones, Miss
Mary Won Holt, Miss Carrie McLain,
Miss Helen McLain, Miss Rosamond
Swanzy and, Miss Margaret Center.
a. Z - Il
) Letters have i been re oaiVed from,
Miss Margaret Cooke, the eldest
daughter. of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
GocRe, sailing that she will spend the
first. week in July visiting various
parts of England.
b 81 saS
water were the guests sof. honor sat a.
luncheon : Tuesday at which Miss
F5essie Kennedy was Hostess The
centerpiecei for the table was of yell
low coreopsis. Covers We're laid for
Miss Dora AtWater, Miss juli6tte At
water, Miss Murfef FIoWatt, Miss Car
RE McLain, Miss Ifeleti Isic.1ain,, Miss.
Fanny Hoogs. Miss Elizabeth Games,
and Miss Jessie Kennedy. ~ o.
altk r ksi .ii
Mr.. and Mrs. F. A. Potter and Mr..
and Mrs. Otto A. Bierbach, with their.
daughter, Gretchen, are occupying the
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. L. A.
ThurStOn for the month of July.
--.-s--~,.s -.,r. 4 = tnt g. q
Mrs Charles Lucas. with her daugh-
tiers, Miss Harriet Lucas and Miss
Mary Lucas, left on the Ventura for
San Francisco, where they will spend
the summer.
Mrs. John Alfred Magoon will leave
in the Korea next. Monday with her
three children, who will attend
school in, California.
X 4 4
Mr. and Mrs. H. F. Lewis and Mr..
Donald Lewis left in the Ventura
Wednesday morning for visit to the
mainland.
s. 4 4 t
Mrs. Walter Coombs of Alewa
I1OlSHJS WIKI tuOt I6CSiV0. cdll6fS ulleil
after theasfirst of October.
= 4
Mr.. andaMf John Guild and Miss
Marjorie Guild have gone to Kohala
for the simmer.
80 r.
Miss Sarah Lucas and Mr.. Harry
Lucas viii return to Honolulu on the
fifteenth Of July.
- * r 4
Mrs. George G. Guild and family
have moved to the Peninsula for the
month of July.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Scott Gray
have taken the cottage of Mr. Woon
at the County Club for four months.
4
Mr.. Alan Lowrey was home-com-
ing passenger in the, Mongolia Thurs
day With him came three college
friends, Mr.. Paul Holifster, Mr..
George Stevenson, and Mr.. E. Watson.
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CALLING DAYS ~
FOR 9oNoLULu

Mondays - PunahOu. College,
Hills, Manoa, Makikf s,
Tuesdays-Waikiki, Kapiolari
Park. Kaimuki, Palolo.
Neutrality-suspicious. Puunui,
Pacific Heights. First and third
Wednesdays, above Nuuanu
bridge: second and fourth We'd
nesdays. below bridge; fourth
"wednesday. Pacific Heights: first
and third Wednesdays. Alewa
Heights.
Thursdays-The Plains.
Fridays - Hotels and town.
Fourth Friday, Fort Shafter;
first Friday. Fort Kruger.
Saturdays-Kalihk Third and
fourth Saturdays, Kamehameha
Schools.
Society Editor = 4sieplohe
27ss.
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The famous Mrs. Kings Kant Sip
shoes for children are carried by the
Regal Shoe Store.
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The Woman's Golf team at the
Country club are looking forward to
getting their players and match will
soon take place to decide who the
winner shall be. The colors of the
players ar dark green and white with
o. C. G.. embroidered on, the pocket.
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Lieutenant and Mrs. Ross Kings
bury and Miss Priscilla Ellicott Will
will spend the months of July and
will spend the months OF July end
August.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Temple.on
Croker are contemplating return to
Honolulu after the wedding of Miss
Jennie Crocker and Malcolm Whit
man. which takes place at Uplands on
July 10Th. Mr. and Mrs. William are
still in the islands, where they will
remain during. the summer Chrori-
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Mrs. Francis M. Swanzy accompani-
ed by her two daughters the Misses
Nora and Rosamond Swanzy and her
niece Miss Farley are spending few
days on Maui.
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when a letter Is sent from Inland Ii
travels to the Missouri river and then
by way of Pierre. Huron, Aberdeen
and Mobridge to Lennon, in the
northeast portion of Perkins county,
from which point it is transported over
land to Bison, the county seat.
Pierre-After a search extending
over several months a horse stolen from
a Lyman county rancher was found
ia possession of ''Joe" Hudson, an1
be has been arrested on the charge Of
grand larceny. The accused furnished
a bond of 81, 900 for his appearance at
the mex term of circuit court in Ly-
Ean county.
Aberdeen The Aberdeen city
authorities have issued orders TO pro-
prietors of pool halls, cigar stores aud
other similar establishments, that play
ing cards for the cigars or other things
of value must cease. Gambling in
Aberdeen Is not extensively practiced,
but the city authorities are anxious
that no suspicion of a wide OPEN
town should be permitted to arise.
PieiIe-The traders at the stores
upon and about Cheyenne River res
ervation are looking for a harvest
this week as the government will pay
the Indians on hat reserve S. per
capita in cash, which means thousands
of dollars placed in their hands ready
to be spent as soou as they get the
money. and the traders are ready to
| gather in the harvest.
Pieire-The late election lin Stan
ley county did not make the showing
of two years ago in the number OF
| votes cast. and as a result the salar-
les of several county officers are
reducing by the showing. The county
Judge is reduced from $1,000 to
81, 900; the states attorney from 81, 500
to $i.100; and the treasurer from
So, 900 to 81, 500. The county has
| called in its fist issue of bonds OF
twenty years age amounting to S63, 500,
but by vote of the people has ready to
issue $3.50, 600 of new bonds fol the
taking up of floating indebtedness.
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THOSE OFFICES
Richards Law Effective Dec. s.
File Your Application
for Office

Huron, Dec. g. Special: a recent
dispatch from Pierre announcing that
the secretary of states office has ruled
that the new party law does not go in
70 effect until 1914 is an error. The
secretary of states Office t~elephoned h..
O Richards today that the law goes IN
to effect Dec. 9Th, 1912, when the state
canvassing board viii announce the
Official results. All sections of it be-
come operative at once except such
sections which specifically give dates
which determine when.
Any applications for official party
endorsements to appointive offices can
be fled with the party national COM
mitteeman, state chairman or with
any member of the state central COM
mittee or presented at the party state
committee meeting at Pierre Dec. 10,
or the legal official party endorsement.
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STATE NEWS

Miller-Fity dollars was stolen from
Emil Finders meat market safe at ST.
Lawrence. Several business men OF
that town have had similar experiences
lately.
Webster Prospects are very bright
for the erection here in the spring of a
new $40. 900 hotel.
Pierre-The state treasurer has re-
ceiyed q check from the United States
treasury for VA, 5S2. 80. to be placed to
the credit OF the school and state lands
funds, representing the sale Of school
lands.
Miller : While loading shis gun the
barrel exploded and Robt. Sheriff.
nearly Lost his head. This lie the third
10y here to receive serious injury from
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Tagged Train With Shirt.

Tearing his shirt from his back sn
Ohio man tagged a train and saved ii
from a wreck. hut II. T. Aston, Ra-
leigh, N. O., once prevented a werck
With Electric Bitters. Il was in a ter.
rible plight when | began to use
them, = he writes ''ny stomach. head,
back aud kidneys were all badly affect
ed and my liver was in bad condition,
hut four bottles of Electric Bitters
made me feel like a new man." A
tiial will convince you of their
matchless merit for any stomacb liver
OF kidney trouble. Price 90 cents at
all druggists. ADV.
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rifle and gun during the last few
weeks.
Yankton- December / was ushered in
at Iankton with NO snow SO far this
season, something most remarkable.
Not even a small furry at any time.
The weather changed Sunday afternoon
ID stormy with Northwestern and indi.
cations were for snow at last.
Carthage-One of the aged men in
South Dakota Is John Funk, of this
place. who is nearly 80 years Of age.
He is enjoying very good health for
II of so advanced an age with the ex-
ception that he at intervals has trouble
with his heart.
White Owl-Neighors gathered last
week at Anton Nelson's place and re.
placed by sod a number of buildings
destroyed by the recent praire FIRE.
Nelson lost everything he had, includ-
ing a three room frame house, 3S tons
OF hay and only saved q few provisions
and the clothing the family wore.
Miller-Between $50 and $50 in bills
was stolen from the safe in Emil Find
er's market at st. Lawrence. During
the last few months several losses by
tnievery have been reported from there.
Aberdt en-Mail has to travel a dis
lance Of 300 miles from Bison to reach
Inland. though both towns are in
Perkins county. Both are inland
towns. on separate star routes. and