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Hu tcr ( ! to. llcpubUcan
1'lIb1lshod every ThurFd"y nL thb CounlY _ . ' _
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U. 11. snHltm \ : = : IMlto
l\1co In COFter mock , 1o'00rth A(1"
' lrok-jj ; - ; - O-h.- ;
Bn\\rod ni'lheIW mco lI ' ,
88 sooonl\l/IIIF ! / matlor for IranFml , lon through
Ibo U. M. Mlllla. .
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SUIIMClm.rWN l'HIU :
Ona Yonr , In IIdvnnco . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 11.00 -
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AI > VlmTHlNO ! IlATJC .
Ono colnmn , Ilcr month , 7.00. Onn.half cuI-
umn. IJcr mouth , I ( XI Illlarlor column. I'or
month , .W. 100M thau ( Innlt ( r colullln , ro
cents per Inch \lor lUonlh
Card. on Ort IloRO. 60 conlAor \ IIICh.10r
month
LocIII dvarllFlll1o : & cuniB per IIno ench llilor.
1I0u.Nollca ot church falrF , 80clllhlee IInd onlorlnlu.
meutll where monc ) ' Is charjIJono.hnlt mlCR.
SoolOI ) 'IOU co. 111111 reRnlnllonF. ollo-hillt rnleF.
Wedlllng ( ] oUcee troe. hilit I' ' rice for IJIIJlhnlulo ! :
1111 at Ilrell nt .
Doatb notlcns tree , III\Jr prlcII for puhll hlng
' abUu f ) ' notlcoe , nllli c/lrd8 / ot lhatlks.
Logalnotlco at r"tt. Ir..yl\ed \ hy I'ntntoe at
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\ -Thursday. Octobe-S0 3-- :
REPUBLICAN TICKET.
:
I Stnto Tlakot.
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t lI'orJullgo ot the uprolllo Courl-
I J. JJ.IIARNt : ! .
: 1III1dl 01l.
For Hcguoh ot Blnlu Unlver lIy-
: . Cl1AULml : 8. AILUN ,
1'lIlcsMlur.
W. O. WUlTMOlm.
i I"UgI1l8.
Twelfth Ju lnl DltJtrlat.
, For Judge at Iho 'fwnlfth JUlllclnl I > Ietrlot-
: o. u. 1108TE'rI , t ( ,
. I\oaroey.
t.
t County.-Iakot.
" For Coulity Judge
I J. A. AItMOUH.
f For Coonty Clerk
ClerkO. . W. DltWE . .
Itor Couol ) ' Trea urcr
W. A. OEOHO .
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For County ShorllY
ShorllYJ.O.TA lUIt.
Vor Clerk DllltrlcL Court
. ORO 11. MAIIt.
I For Buperlnteudent ot MchoolK
J. O. W. L&WJ8.
i or Ooooty Surveyor
F'E.VANANTWEltl' .
For Oounty A880ssor
JULK UAUMONT.
I For Coonly Corouor
llH.I\1UnttOW. \
County Supo lsors Tlakot.
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; For Boponl or Second Dl llel-
' 1 u. F.CnHltjr ,
Hound Valloy.
I For SupenJeor 'oullh Dl8trlcl-
It J. U. KLUMl' .
: Klump ,
( , For Buponhor SIxth Dbtrlct-
\ A. ONDA. !
\ Ocoulo.
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! Township Tlokot :
For To"nshll' Clorlt
A , D. llANOS.
. I For Towolhlp TtIJa8Url'A
J. M. KUIBICHLINU.
For JuBllco of the I'cnce
: J , J. 8N Dlm.
. For Conllabla
. , L , E. COl.I .
. S For Road Overseer , lJI8trh t No , 1
b I , . aU8IUlAN.
For Road Cyor eor. District No 2.
UIIAJt\itY ltAUl'l' .
l For Head Oyer eer , mltrlc ! 1o. . 3
, . " I' . M. 8'XUADLEY.
: . . , For 110ad Ovenecr , DiMlrlct No. I
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O. ImU'JOH.
. . Per Itoad Oyorseer DlPlrlct No Ii
FUED AU'l'IIUIt.
For 1I0ad Oyorscer JJJ8trict Nu. 6
/ . ' UENltY HKIWEU.
For 1I0ad OYOflocr Dlltrlct No.7
J. N. WF 'l' .
What do you think of the
argument of W. J. 'ray lor , the
great statesmen , that thc county
has no protection in thc treasur-
\ . , ' , ' er's bond for the reason that the
! , county paid for the bond. A
.
; wonderful revelation is'nt it.
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\ 'rhe Populist Press of Custer
; , County has dealt so long with
theory that cold facts are things
they don't like. When challenged -
ed to state how much Custer
County had lost on County
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" Glasses That Suit
, Your E'es are what } 'ou . . . . .ant when 8
) 'ou nec glasses at all. GJa.sscs \ )
that are not what ) 'our C'CS rcquire 8
Ulay be u hill .n lIce in tearl of u 8
; l . elp to good VISIOII. It ts also vcr ) '
i. Important thutthe. . . . . . . .
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F Al\IIES
l ol .the glasses in a proper posi.
bou 111 frollt of the e'cs. It \ \ ill 8
cost you nothillg hul a few memo - 8
o cnts of ) 'our time to step in aud 8
is see if } 'OU nced glasscs.
F. W. HAYES ,
l , " ! & OP'.1'ICIAN.
, West Side of Squarc. B
= .r.r.rJ".r.r.r.r.r.r.r.r-.r..o l
1\J : " ' - 1 - - JIIIe
' ' bOlUlR , the Beaaull
stated abollt $1,500 , when upon
investigation it was shown by
the l Hl'UIlIIC N last week that
011V ei Iller's hond alone the loss
was $3,187.09. How much was
the loss on Brown ?
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An ) ' omcial who courts public
favor and seeks public preferment
on the grounds that he performed -
ed the sallie senice for less mone ) '
than another is certain to be let
down hard when the public understands -
derstands the true situatioll.
"Sch neri nger has the docltlnen ts
to prove what he says , ' so says
the Beacon.Ve don t know just
what he is telling the people hut
If he is saying anything about
the expense of collecting taxes
show him the statement which
we print in another colullln.
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'raj'lor asks "what was the
lIIatter with \Veimcr's bond ? "
Look over the bond and you will
find the names of some of the
most respected and prosperous
citi7.ens of CuSter county. Are
they to blame for coming up and
making an assignment of their
possessions for the henefit of the
county ? Man ) ' of thelll we are
told , ahV l's stood ready to put
up their part but others did nt
want to put up anything.Ve
would just like to know to which
class ' 1'aylor belonged. IVlr.
'l'aylor , now that you are inbusi-
ness of discussing county treasur-
er's bonds just tell the public
how much it cost you to put your
name on Weimer's bond.
J. O. Taylor republican candidate -
date for sheriff , has been a resident -
dent of Custer county for twenty-
four years. During that time he
has been engaged in farming ,
and by hard work and good man-
gement has made a success of it.
lIe has been an active worker in
the republican party , standing
b.r if. through all the years of
populism and fusion , and never
faltering for a moment in his devotion -
votion to its principles. For the
first time he is now a candidate
for ofiice , and with his long record -
ord as an upright citizen , a good
business man , and a faithful republican -
publican , he has earned the
heart } ' supper ! of e\'ery republican -
can in the county. If elected ,
Mr. 'l'aylor will perform his ofii-
cial d tty withalit fear or favor.-
Callaway Courier.
'rhe sole duty of the county
treasurer is to collect the
taxes. This has been done
by W. A. George , with a promptness -
ness and completeness approached -
ed by no former treasurer. It
has also hecn done at the least
possible expense consistent with
.
good and efl cien t work. 'L'he
contention that his administration -
tion is costing the taxpayers
more than that of his predecessor
'is mere bosh. Heretofore the
collection of taxes has bcen done
by townsh i p collection. Under
the present law all taxes are paid
in direct to the county treasurer.
This necessarily increases the
clerical work , but it saves the
commission formerl } ' pald to
townshi p collectors. If the present -
ent treasurer cmploys more help
in his ofiice than did his predc-
cessor , it is simpiy bccause more
help is needed. . His clerks re
busy all the time , and the ) ' earn
their salaries. When times are
good and people are running over
onl1 another in the rush to pay
their taxes , it tales more hell' in
the treasurer's ofl ce than it did
during the calamity period when
taxes were allowed to run behiud
from two to ten years. W. A.
George is a thorough business
man and h will get a vote this
fall which will show that his ad-
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" ' ! ! i CALIFORNIA FRUITS
: . .j. . .
. Apples , Peaches , Pears , Plums , and rt1
' : , \V a tennellons. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . i:1.
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resh.mverVCav : : \ I'
-AT THE-
r . , ST AR GROCERY CO. j
Rfil I . . ' ! . ' l.tl ' . ' . ' ' ' ' ! ' . ' . . . . ' { . : . ' - ' ' ! . " oi ' . . 11. . ' . : ' . ! . o ; ; , ( : ; : " " ' : " ; ! ' . ! . 1I " , " ' I : + ! i7.Ii , , : ' ; ! . . . .11.'u.1. ' . . : " ' . I..U , , . 'J1"iY1' . . : ' " " . jlli
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Wi ! Y l r " 'AIX ! ; : : : . : ! : ; ; ; L ; ; ; ; ' ;
ministr : tou of the trcMurer'-j !
oflice has beeu indorsed by the
people.-Callaway Courier.
HUll SA J S AIUW.\U '
Jlnw I'rnlcctwlI lllCrCI\Hl'1i lito J'xJlurt :
of Mllllllfl\ctllrc ,
Protection prescrveH the home
market , keeps th factory busy
in the manufacture of large
qual1titiesand thus cteates a surplus -
plus of manufactured goods avai1
able for export. 'l'hat is why so
large a part as $408 000,000 of
otrr S1,420OOO OOO exports in the
fiscal year jmt closed consisted
of manufactures. Considering
only th lines of manufactures
of which our export was $1,000-
000 or over we have the following -
ing record :
'I'otal I nCrl'aRe
eX\lorl. over 1901.
AlCrlcllltnrallllllllelllenls $21OWOOO $5,000.000
Books , lIIa\l'f. ele. . . . . . . 4.OO.XJO 500,000
Grain taJlu ! fou < ls . . . . . . 2.VOOOO 500.000
Wheat lIour . . . . . . . . . . . IJOOO.\I ) 11.000,000
Anlollluhll.'f. . . . . . . . . . . . . 1,20.000 ; 250.000
Carrlalles . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3,5c.\I.l\JLI lOOO.OW
I..rllllzcrs . . " . . . . . . . . . . . . 1.r.7.50\1 SOO.U )
I x\llu'flve'f. . . . . . . . . . . . 2..500,000 .500.000
l'II\1a ' \ rnhher lIIanufac.
lures. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4.000.000 .500.000
gleclrlc a\lllllances. . . . . 4,2.50.1\ " ' 750\1 ) (
In lrnnwnI8. sclenllfic. . 3.\I.l\U 1,250,000
WlmrutJs. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1lJOO.UUO 500.10'
Jlullrlers' hanlwafl ! . . . . . . 12.ulXJ.ouO 2.1"10.000
Cash reldslerll. . . . . . . . . 1.500.1"XI : .00.000
I'rJnt1I1tlreSscOl. \ . . . . . . . . ! , OIIO.OOO 250,000
I'nlllils a 11I1lUIIII ilia.
chlnery. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2.7.50.000 .500.000
Sml'lnlt . lIIachhw'f. . . . . . . . 5.lJIO.IXIO ) 1.000.001 ,
'l.yllewrltenl. . . . . . . . . . . . . 4,01 " ' .OlIO 750,000
Buller. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2.coo.000 5OOOm
Wlm na\lll. \ . . . . . . . . . . . , 1,250.000 2050.000
Ieather. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 16IXXI.OOO 1.1100.000
BnullI anI ! Khoell. . . . . . . . CJ.7.50.000 51'0.000
CollunK'ed ull. . . . . . . . . . . 14.010.0\10 1.0I,000
I'alnl'f a'lIllllCment" . . . 2.25O.OW 250.0\10
l'araOin allll wax. . . . . . . 9.5I1O.0t1O 5001l '
Can",1 , ! Jeef. . . . . . . . . . . . . ! i,000.\\J , 1.500.000
Saltel ! heef . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4. lXI.OOO 1,000.000
Lanl ! cOlllpuundll. . . . . . . . 3.500\\J 1.000.0\10
Sua I' . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2.SUO.ll ( ) ( ) 1.000.000
SUllar anlllllulasscs. . . . . 2.500.000 7.50.000
LUlllber. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 21,500,11110 4 , I,000
\\0011 mannfactures. . . . 12,7.50.000 750.000
Wuud stav'.s. . . . . . . . . . . . . 4.750,000 7S0.0on
'rulals. . . . . . . . . . . . $226.250.000 J.oooooo
These figures represent an increase -
crease of 20 per cent. in our export -
port of these lines on1y. Against
this good result , the following
decrease must be allowed for : !
SIt.cls. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $4.000.000
Cup\ler lIIanufaclure'f . . . . . . . , . . . . . . . . . . 2,000,000
'l'utal. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . : i .000,000
Deducting this from the $43-
000,000 total increased exports
cnumerated above , leaves a net
gain of $3t 000OOO in the export
of our Protected manufactures.
As our total net gain in all exports -
ports was S38,000,000 , the Ding-
ley Protective ' 1'ariff is entitled
to all the credit.
\V ALTER J. BATLAUD.
Schenectady , N. Y. , Sept. , 25.
1'011 Shcrlff.11 EXIICllfllvc IJuxurf.
'fhe county in general has not
forgotten the sad experience between -
tween 1893 and 1897 , when the
county state and nation was under -
der democratic rule. But comparatively -
paratively few now know what
an expensive luxury the county
of Custer has been maintaining
for all these years , in leeping a
pop shcriff in ofl ce.
Herc are some o.f the items of !
Sheriff Armstrong's grafts , of
which the general public is not
aware. We find by looking up
the county records that. he has
collccted as mileage on distress
warrants on which he made
collections. . . . . . . . . . . . . $1,274.35
and on distless warrants
u ncol1ected . . . . . . . . . . 2,334.55
' 1'otal mileage. . . . . . . . . $3,08.90
On the item of S2 334.55 for
uncollected warrants , the county
paid him direct , while the item
f $1,274.35 on warrants collected
was paid to him by the indiyid-
uals from whom he made the in-
di vidual col1ection .
In addition to thesc items we
find that the sheriff received from
these same indh'iduals as fees for
serving these executions the
sum of . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $ 771.)0
and for serving the warrants -
rants uncollected. . . . ' 1 403.50
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' [ 'otal. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $2,175.10
' ! 'his gives a grand total of
$5 783.00 he received for serving
and collecting on distress war-
rants. As the pop sheriffs con-
stn1ts the law that they do not
have to account to the county
for mileage fees and have pre-
sistantly refused to account for
them to the county. You can
see that the present sheriff on
miieage fees alone has receivel
$3fJOS.90 of a graft in addition
to the $2,500 a year salary the
law generously provides for that
otlicer. When the number of
miles is taken into account that
the sheriff travels in the dis.-
charge of other duties of the office -
fice , for which he does not account -
count , you can begin to compre-
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: : Mt.'i' { ' / , : : . : u. , w. ! , t. . ' . . . . , ' . 'j---
I ! tet1t s0l11cth1t1g o the rakl ! off :1 :
sheriff , with the pop intcrpation
of the law , gets yearly off the
people of Custer count ) ' . It docs
110t amount to less than $5,000 or
" /
' ( , I 000.
Have taxpayers of Custer cour.-
ty an } ' reason to suppose that if
the prescnt sheriff's .deputy i
elected to omce that he will in-
terpel the law different or conduct -
duct the omce different than he
does now. 'L'he fees of the sher-
iff's ofiice in Custer county if
properly accounted arc sumcient
to pay the sheriff and his deputy
I . their salaries besides leaving a
good size : iurplus to turn ill to
the treasury of the county.
It is true the law provides a
fec of fh'e cents a mile for every
mile actually and necessarily
traveled , hut it also limits his
salar ) ' to $2,500 a year. No provisions -
visions are made for paying his
expenses above the salary. They
a.'e included' ill the'salary. . ' 1'he
several items of fees specified the
sheriff may charge are provided
to create a fund from which the
salary may be realized. 'rake
the oflice of county superintendent -
ent of schools. ' 1'he law limits
his salary to $1,200. It is his
business to travel the county , but
no provisions are made for hi m
hiring riggs at the expense of
the county. ' ! 'hat is included in
his salary. No mileage fepr : , is
provided for that ofl cc as it is
dependent wholly upon the revenues -
enues of the county. But provisions -
visions are made for t1.le sheriff's
ofl ce' to be self-supporting and
fees for his services ar provided
that the office may , not be dr-
pendent on the revenues but that
he may retain the fees thus provided -
vided for himself and deputy to
the amount of $3,200 a year and
no more. 'rhe residue , whether
it be $1.00 or $5,000 , whether
it comes from mileage or serving
papers , it belongs to the county.
Is it not about time the taxpayers -
ers of Custer county rid themselves -
selves of these' reform grafters
and put 11en in that office. who
are willing to fill the office for
what the law provides ? Elect a
republican sheriff who is capable
of keeping his accounts ; one who
will account for every mile necessarily -
sarily and achial1y traveled and
you will have a big surplus turned -
ed into the county fund annually
to help meet current expenses.
) ) } -L : > .ilt'l' IEN'l OF 'l'IIE IN'fEHIOU.
Washlnglon , H. t' .
Attention is called to the fact
that a wall map of the United
States prepared under the direction -
tion of the Commission of the
General Land Office , has. been
issued for sale by the Department.
In addition to usual map features
TO cu.u A. COI.D IN ON DAV
Take Laxallve . IIromo Qululno Tablct. , All
"rugll tll fl.fond the mOlitY If It falls to cure ,
. W Grove's Ignalnl't ! la on caah' box. 2Sc.
FEMALE
WEAK iESS
IU21.2 OongrOI ! 8t.
PORTLAND. 1.IAIIOI , Oot.17 , 1002.
t conalder WIno of Cardul .nperlo.
to "nny doctor's modlolno I ever uled
and I know whereof I .peak. I ! JUt-
tered for nIne monthl with Bupprosle4
menatrnatlon which completely prostrated -
trated me. Pains would .hoot through
my back : and sldoa And I would hayo
blludlng boadnoboll. My limbs would
Dwell UI' and , I would tool 110 weak I
oould noL lltand up. I naturally tolt
discouraged tor I seemed to bo beyond
the help of phyalclans , but Wino of
Oardul came B8 a. God-llend to me. I
telL a. change for the bolter within a
\veek. Artor nlnoteen daYB treatment
I monstntatodTltbout Buffering 'hit
.gonloa I ueuall ) " Illd and lIoon becamll
regular And without pain. Wlue of
Oartlulls lrnply wonderful and \dah
that all suUoring women kne" of Ita
good qualltlea.
h J
Troaaurcr , Portland Economio LoaiUO
l > eriodlcnl headaches tell of female
male weakness. Wino of Owu !
cures permanently nineteen out of
every t\venty cases of irregub.r
menscs , hearing down pains or
any renmle wcakness. If you are
discour ed and doctors have
failed , tlint is the best reason in
the world you should try Wino of
Oardui now. Rcm6mher that
hCAdaches mcan female weakncss.
Boouro 1.OO botUu of Wine of
Oardui today.
.WINEOF
\ CaRDlalI I
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; 1)tF ' - : ' ' ' ' ' 'i
011 lhis ur shown. UIC ! t V ral
acquisition of territory upon this
contincnt by the Gov rnrnent of
the United States , bj' clearly e-
fined boundaries , as determined
by the latest investigations , all
military , naval , Indian , forest ,
and timber reservations , private
land claims , and the location of
all United States Land Ofl ces
and ofiiccs of the United States
Surveyors-General. Along its
lower , border are small maps of I
Cuba , Porto Hico , Pine Island ,
t4e Hawaiian Group , Guam , the
Philippines , and the 'rutuila
Group of the Samoan Islands.
'l'his map is about 5 by 7 fet > t in
. si7.e , mounted on muslin and attached -
tached to rollers ready for im-
mediate. use , and is sold for 80
cents per copy.
I
'l'he Department also publishes
I separate maps of the se\'eral
States and Territories in which
public lands of the United States
I .
are located , Issued as follows :
Alabatna. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1893
Alaska ( double sheet ) . . . . . .1898
! Arizona * . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Arkansas. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1901
California (2 sheets ) . . . . . . . 1900
Colorado. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1897
Florida-(2 sheets ) . . . . . . . . . .1893
IIawaii . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1901
Idaho. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1899
Ilhnois . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1885
, Ind iana. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 188 ( )
Indian Territory. . . . . . . . . . .1899
; Io\va. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1885
! { ansas . . . . . . . . . . ' . . . . . . . . . .1898
Louisiana. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1896
Michigan * . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Minnesota. , , , , . . . . . . . , . . . . . . . . . .1864
1\1' ISSlSSlppl. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .18 ( 0
Missouri. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1891
Montana. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1897
Nebraska. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1890
Nevadat. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1903
New Mexico * . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
North Dakotat. . . . . . . . . . . . .1903
Ohio. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1895
Oklahoma. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1898
Oregon . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1897
South . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Utah . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1902
Washington * . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Wisconsin. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1897
\V yoming. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1900
* At present out of print.
t Will soon be' pUblis4ed. ,
These separate maps are Ul1-
mounted and about 2 by'3 feet
in size ( excepting those of
Alaska , California and Florida ,
which are about twice this size ) ,
and are sold'at 12 cents per sheet.
Th law permits the sale of
only one copy to an individual ,
but to schools and other institutions -
tions as many copies can be
furnished as may be desired for
separate buildings or depart-
ments.
Maps sold by the Departmen
are sent by registered mail postage -
age free to purchasers.
All remittances in payment
for maps should be by draft or
W AI'tTED-SeTernl IDlln8trlons puaOOi In
each slale0 trn..1 for honle "stabllibed eleyou
I , \ earl aed with alage capital , 10 call upon mer-
ohauls anti agenta tor IDccesstul aud prolll"ble
\lLe. I'e'mauonl engagement. Wel'lIly calb
llalar ) ' ot $18 ! ! oud 1111 Irnellol ( expeuse. aod holol
bill. aliYanced In euh each week. Rxporlenoo
no' ellentlal. Mt'n\ton relereuce and encl088
llelf.nddelltd f'lIvelope. TUB NATIONAL ,
Dearborn 8& . , l.hlcage.
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Ayers
To be sure , you are growing
old. But why let everybody
see It , In your gray hair ?
Keep your hair dark and rich
and postpone age. If you will t
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your gray hair will soon have
all . the deep , rich color of
yo.uth. Sold for 60 years.
II I om 110W over CO YCRrs olel. onel I III\VO
a thlck.lllou ) ' 110011 or lenl : hair \.lIlch Is 1\
wonder to cvery ono wllo I"cllt. An < l not II
Krll ) ' IIl1lr Inlt , 1111 < lue to Ayer's IInlr VIJor. " "
Mll . II. n. ! JON'fIS , lIecldR , Mlno ,
111.00 II bet lie. J. o. A TIm co. ,
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All drulllll.ts. for . " ' ' ' . MUI.
White Hair '
postal money order made payable
to the order of the l'inancial !
Clerk , Department of tbe In-
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Like Grover Cleveland , Ex- '
Sheriff of ] rie COllnty New York , . . . . . .
Elbert Hubbard ldivorced ) is ,
an Individual. ' 1'hough the .
author of "The Retired li'armer"
does 110t think that the ex-sheriff . .l
can compare with the author of
a Gessage to l\Iessig , and founder
of the Roycroft experiment , he
has written a criticism of both
immorals. Mr. Hubbarct' one
of those envied by all broad
minded " whose ears long closed
to earthly things catch heavenly
sounds , " and though it is im-
possibe for all men to be sane
enough to approach the truth
Hubbard teaches without en- .
dangcring their souls , it is well
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Vou ma ) ' drop onto a .
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Good. ' : ( 'hin.g
by talking farm lands to me. If you are
looking for'a profitable in\'cstmcnt in
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this line we can assist ) 'on to fin it. We
are the sclling agents for many hUllllre s
of acrcs of excellent
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in this. and adjoining counties. Much of
it can bc pnt under cultivation with 1ittl .
trouble. Some of it is morc suitablc for .
pasture. , 'l'he prices IIrc vcry attraclivc. r
James Led1..vicrl.
Broken Bow , - - - Nebraska. I' .
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