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STEAM
WHY NOT HAVE
DO YOUR WORK?
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Steam is the only reliable method of
developing power tor engines for the heavy operations of agriculture,for grading, heavy hauling,
plowing, pulling stumps and moving buildings. One of the most important requirements of
traction and portable engines is a safe, strong boiler of suitable proportions, well made and thor
oughly tested. As a measure of absolute safety the J. I. CASE boiler is first put under a cold water pressure of
200 lbs. to the square inch; second, when the completed engine comes from the erecting room it is kept under 130
lbs. steam presure for several hours and worked on a Prony brake. Thus you are sure of having a boiler that will
not leak and an engine that is not defective. A traction engine similar to cut, is rated at 20 horse (Jj nA aa
power, 10x10 inch cylinder and sells at tpl " Voir 1
A 9x10 inch cylinder traction engine rated at 15 horse power is a wonderful hill climber, it having
climbed hills others couldn't go and is a popular one with threshermen. Price
A 7 1-4x10 inch cylinder traction engine is rated a 9 horse power. It is a light powerful engine suitable for driving
small separators, corn shellers, feed grinders and will pull a heavier load than any other make of CM OA A A A
engine of equal weight over ordinary roads. Price l)l .ZUUiUU
$1,450.00
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Headquarters For Span Minn's Athletic Goods,
Base Balls, Bats, Gloves, Mitts,
Masks, etc., this season at
i flerold Book & Stationery Store
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Buy Spaulding's Base Ball Goods. There is
none none "just as good." Beware of the
"just as good" dealer who makes "appear
ance" first and "quality" secondary, and of
fers the customer the "just as good" article
when Spauklings are asked for.
CLCCK MADE K'JCH TROJELE.
f Full Line of Fishing Tackle.
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Frtsh shipment of Red Band Brand Candies
just received from New York. See window
display of these 20 cent candies which we are
selling at 12 cents a pound.
Read all the latest copyright $1.50 books for
10 and 15 cents. New arrivals, "The Round
Up," "Serventin the Houee." "Lewis' Rand,"
"The Man in Lower 12," "The Bronze Bell,,'
"The Yoke," "The Music Master," "54-40 or
Fight," "Red Mouse," "The Missioner." Be
sides about 200 other books of recent popular
fiction for rent at 10 and 15 cents a week.
Herold Book & Stationery Store
One Door West of danger's.
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Alarm H;
at a
a Been
Certain
Didn't
Set to Do
Hour, Eut
Know It.
Its Cw'.y
Jim
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YOUR WISHES ARE
CATERED
.hist you wcuM have tlumi nt
IiHrnes' restaurant. The viands
art of thi bent, the cuisine is
perfect, and our sauces, entrees,
tih, meats, oysters, clams, des
erts and I'ies are prepared hy
'oerts. Our price- well, von
will say thev are small when you
test the culinary nems that we
present for your dolt ctatioti.
(iood rooms in connect ion.
One of the elevptor men In a Mr
office buildlns up town found that
there was rcmcthlr.g the matter with
his clarm clock, f.&v the Ntw York
Times. KnowiiiR tln.t cne of his col
leagues was u kcvuI c:e;d of a nie
chaniiian, he decided to save the
price of having his clock fixe; hy get
t!n Joe to fix it for h'.m.
.loe tprced with areat rnOr.:Kl:is:n;
took the f lock home rtid t'.i kered with
It, and wheu the two went "oft the
Job" at tlx o'clock o:io afternoon lEft
week. Joe turned the chick over 10
Jim with the assurance that it wrs
fixed. So it v;is; and Joe had set the
alarm for fi:1r, l ut Jim didn't know
that and Joe forpot to till him.
Joe and Jim v.ne traveling towi.rd
the far end of liiooh'yn on i.n elevate-'.
train at fi:43 that, nlplit. nr.ii were
Just piiKpinc, (Srccnwood cer.v!e:-y
when the alarm went o!T. "Every'jcdy
In the car Rave either a yell or a
jump. Joe tif.T.cd t- Jim with a look
of PurprUe.
"What r.re yen maUhp f.U that r.'i!se
for?" he yelled, in a voice that d;,:r.i
noted eni the uprntir f the alarm.
Kod in the fr.ee. pt is;,i:ii, i hiring
eyed. Jim was tryliv; to nppreg th.e
(lefenlnp clamor. The quard war, el
howinp his way through the crowd to
find out If soni(b');!y had tit oT a i!y
nmnlte hetnh. A pretty plrl In the
nt::t seat had bo. -.need up at.d was
tryl:iK to cllmh the ro( f . and a ft Jlld
fJenr.an had lifcnptly rat down in It.
There were 1 11 the symptoms either ct
a panic or a cirnn.
As for Jim. he wrestled vainly with
the claiifiinp thlnp. and turned otT
everything in his excitement lint tht
rl.nht stop. Meanwhile Joe, the au
thor of his cri'.fuFlnn. was laokir.i; at
him with r.n air of mlM Inquiry.
" Del n it on n bit, Jim?" he asked
kindly.
With an oath, Jlni arose and hurled
the thing throuph the window. It
llphted In Greenwood, still point! off
and a policeman, at whose feet It
landed, pave a shriek and leaped six
feet. Tin n he arrested It ns a dyna
mite bomb, and the train moved on.
Quotation Guest Rooms.
A yrunp matron on Long Island, who
Is havir.s her spacious country home
decorated over for the reason, has con
cc ived a novel idea for her guest rooms
which will solve the difficulty cf seem
inp favoritism in the dbtnbv.tion cl
rooms. ?lie litis selected CiUctaMons
from well k'jown authors, had them il
l:i'::ir.td and hung cn the doors of the
various i'Oius. In her p.'.et book
thffe are cerresi ending quotations and
hefeie a'.y of the meirditts of a home
patty are fliown to their ioor.:s they
:i i-tt it a!: e r. selection cf a quotation
pr ;l write tlic-lr name beneath it. From
tl.ls r '.( Ire of ouet:.'l( n the rrr.m Is de
t-.-""i!:d at.d thB pnst finds V e wr,.-ds
o", Ms (Ite r. Here Is me. fev instar.re.
i-; s! e las huns ou the door ef a
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s-1 tid In all thins i e
Fi m
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fi b"
j!i::ty
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r.nd
ti.l'e,
v,-.o cove
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Id v,-e ;.n u.'t
1- w!.h vcr::
Vorscms: "To
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' All '!! pro
rd f' H( WR!:ip.
a ;w.-ter.a c'.o
the 'i' tatlons.
'.: .Ttr r.t'y r.oon
is to I ick arid
a:", . r.t.tat; In
!BHE8HMm.,jfuwxt!jeryj
For Hot Fires Get Egenber
ger's Coal !
Sure satisfaction every time you light a fire if on
top of the kindling is ebony fuel from our yards.
It's heat and light giving and slate-free when it
leaves the mines, screened and cleaned again here
and served to you full weight and with celerity of
delivery. Order any way that suits you. Both
telephones.
J. V. EGENBERGER
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Hs-i.-ers nrd Jo.
:v.i--:r. fcnV.ti.; to 'h-e ct!g
. ef th" torm. I.i thi't which
rr f.f. cs to inu oy a i:a;i.
i 1 y aa i utv.-arl lu 'a'iin. er
j c :;.,;t;."n. It I? vh:i'. money
'.;. ir -i:i buy: dre". euipags,
1 ten. Ir.vrl -1 i f t'..o tt-.b'e; or It
S"tMettPP.t In life, indeinTd.'tTi?.
ip'i.i.use. a::".:.r::::e.n. ip.'pi.t
th" itioro eonve-jtlonal an 1
-tif'its rf ra"k, p'.i.itirr.l stand
r;-, power, all the -o s ir a dn
the sop.l, wVPh Is wet of th
Real Estate. Insurance. Surily Bonds.
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so'.ii. cr its c.r.ality. but from witho it
Jl'-rce, lh."'y are l.ieke.l upon as ha;j
pttdttp to the foul atirl, n that sense,
ceate hup;iiP.ess. .ley differa from
iris, as being f the "onl itself, oi'lp
Ii:atl::g in It:-, quality. And :hl? at
pears Iti the o: Until form of the word,
v. ! Icli. instead et sai:-;estinp a hap,
literally dviotes a leap or spring.
. . . The motion is outward and not
toward. :'.. v.e conceive, it to be hi hap
pi'toss. It Is not the bliss of condi
tion, but of character. Dr. Horace
I'.ushr.cil.
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Head the cdler below which is one of manv I can show ou.
West 1-2 section 5-140-4(5, Clay county Minn. Xo improvements;
clean, level, heavy prairie land. Every aere enn be cultivated.
..nt uidiucu. i.Miiiis an arouni it se ut sun tn s.ir. m.r i.r.r.-
One mile from town anil 1:1 miles
For
this month only fL'O per acre
from Farco.
fcouth Dakota lands will increase in value materially durinc
the Fummer. I'.uy now and secure the advantage of the rise
which is sure to come.
J. E. BARWICK.
DOVEY BLOCK.
By-product of Coal,
ripnients ef more than 400 different
colors are secured from coal.
Real Aim of Religion.
Iteliplon bus loftier alms than the
education of a pood man. It presup
poses that he Is pood already, and Its
principal aim is to uplift this pood
man to the hlphest stapo of under
Btatidlnp. l.essinp.
Chinese Walled Cities.
China has more than 1.C00 walled
rltios.
Coentry of Hunchbacks.
Spain has more hunchbacks
r.nv other country.
than
Make a Note of This.
There may be no psychological sip
nllleiince contained In the fact, buUw
may lay down the dictum, neverthe
less, that few women who are pood
lirhlpo players trim their wn .-,'-,
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Kireless Cookers
We handle the National firless cooker, at d guarantee it
to Rive entire satisfaction. Now that the hot sultry days
uro coming it will pay you to investigate this. Now and
second hand pasolino stoves and re f iterators. A larjje stock
of diniiiK room chairs nt specially low prices, running from
S5 to SIC per set.
D. P. JACKSON
Old Papsrs For Sale af This GtBcp
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