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Preliaps you afe not ready .to
fauy yet, It's a little early, we'll
:admit but not too to see the
new styles and find oiit where you
can buy cheapest.
There is no need of yd\ir «end-
'ing away or going to any neigh
boring town for cloaks or jackets
this year. „Our line is up to date
in style, finish and fit, and priced
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Tlifere isn't tlie least doubt in our minds that our new Fall Stock
is all that it should be in Style, Quality and Price There wont be
any dOiibt in yo'ur mind, either, when you see it. The only chance we
run of losiiig your trade, or that of any other shrewd buyer, is in your
staying affray, if'you visit the store you will bay sooner or later.
We invite you to
confident that the visit will be mutually profi
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Do you contemplate buying-.
Carpets?
If so do Hot buy until you have -v
seen our samples, displayed by
'patent catfce&displayer, sixty-four
yards of each pattern is displaced. gj|
©HoWs you how it will look in a ill
room, already matclied and sewed.
Qualities and styles can be exani-gj|
ined and compared.. (Bring us'the
sfee of your room 'and let us give||j
you the prices. Satisfaction'guar-
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HURLEY, SOUTH DAKOTA, THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 14, 189^
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Cofflel'ius VandeJbilti *he rail
road kftf£, died sudderfly at .his
home at Newport, early Tuesdav
mdrning.
The "reformers" are opposed
to wealthahd will insist oti cah
candidate Mcl/ea'n of Ohio divid
ing his millions with therti. .....
September §9th is to be Dewey
day in New York City, and that
old town will present a more lurid
hue than ev£r befojre in its his-
tory.
J. T. Sarge'tit, editor and pro
prietor 6f the Yankton Herald,
tfied of "a'pop^'lexy Tuesday even
ing the attack being- brought on
by his ^Scetrdi'tig the stairs to
the city hall.
The vereict -of "'l gfiilty of "trea
son in the Dreyfus c&se 'is raiS-,
ing a feeling throughout the en
tire world, and unless the prison
er is soon released the result may
be serious to France.
Bryan has accumulated a for
tune of $200,000 since he was
discovered at the Chicago con
vention in 1896. Don't see where
he has any kick coming on the
'financil acondition of the country.
The democratic Yankton Her
ald says: The Sioux'Falls Press
should run up the Filipino skull
and cross-bones Mag at the head
of its editorial columhs. It would
be more in keeping with its edi
torial utterances. And, while wei
think of it, why not open a re
cruiting office in aid of -Aguitial
do's patriotic pirates?"
All is now harmonious among
the officers of the First South Da
kota regiment at San Francisco,
Lt-Col. Stover, Maj. Warne and
Lieut. Bates, the officers placed
under arrest by order of Col. Frost
charged with writing, and insti
gatiilg the writing of letters con
taing serious charges against a
superior, haviiig made written,
apologies have been released from
arrest by order of Gen. Shafter.
The South Dakota regiment is
now encat&ped at San Francisco,.,
and September 27th is the day set
for their mustering out, whetf
thigy '"Will be "ready to board thef
sj^edistl trdin furnished them by
the citizens bf this state, and coh-:
tinue their
ljotorney
The south is well satisfied with
the progress it has Aiufe u&der
the present administratioh. It
would not be at all surprisifig1 to
see several states heretofore dem
ocrats in the republican coltiftln
when the votes are counted in
1900. Bryan is not popular in
the south because of his free-sil
ver hobby^ inasmuch as the south
ern states are doing better now in
all lines of industry than they
have ever dxne* We shall expect
to see the confidence Iti the ad
ministration of William Mckinley
expressed at the ballot box.
Yankton Herald, democrat: "If
Bro. Kingsbulryj #ho ts a ttlember
of the state board of tharities and
'(Jorrections, arid ha9 beefl fof the
past two years? and" Who is also
publishing a refornl' paper,
wants a subject for
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home, to be'1
cheered &hd saluted at every city,
town and haihlet tHtough which
they pass, and ^tt be met with
cheers, teats ahd open arms by
their friends aad^b'veU ones When^
they arrive in South lD'tfkota.
HURLEY.
biiy$ a^ctod wheel, wrth Morgan & Wright
tires: „Below is a,list of part of our
riders on 1899 wheels
ttay 3*nnum ,.Tom Nielson. Ed Schuwalter Miss Verdi Brown
Ed. llaj- ,-.Pearl -WormmoddPeter Sorenaea Miss Gertrude Thompson
Waltner S. Nielson Justilj Bacon Miss Prieling
Wm Sareent -'Otto Nielsen Otto Rasmussen Mrs. Will JenkinS
Walter Palfeer Palmer James Withee Charlie Garnice
Daniel.Witbee^S Patrick, Will Jenkins, Charley Pratt, "^rank Brauch, Miss
Stoddetrd, Miss Edith Wormmood, Harry Bartle, Miles Bartle, A Christen
sen, A Hackett, O. J. Bratilt, August Wested, Lillian Bacon, Toe Leber,
C. Gearing lLonnie Welch, Lease, Ray Near.
Keep your best eye on our Bicycle ad, and
call land examine OUR line before you pur
chase.
want a farm loan:
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would make intet'efstiri feftfling he
might explain t)y ^hat process of
reasonid^ thfc board lSst Ttfovem
ber justified itself ifi givihg Uncle
NyrutH, wardefi bf tfife fien, $200
per year
fdr
tlearly eight years
back pay. But if he cannot ex
plain this, then he,might perhaps
^explain why he has keptquipf
libout it. Any old explanation
Will dot.
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GoOd Rigs, with1Or Without Drivers.
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Wheels!
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you want a clexk for'your auction sale
W. H, ROBERTSON,
The Banker and Real Estate Man.
Htirle^, Turner County, South Dakota.
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SOUTH DAKOTA.
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All Orders Promptly Attended to and Goods
Carefully Handled
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Ellis' farmer bought cheap
fencing, We keep a full line
of good fencing, "both in boards
and toijW
We also keep aL full line of
all kinds of lumber, and it goes
at the cheapest prices.
If you want carpet-lining you
wiH'^fid it here, alsb lime,
brick*,? Vrndow screen fixtures,
cemetli/,' plastering hair,- win
d-oiws and blinds ifc fact, if
yoii''do not see what you want
in our line, ask lor it, and we will either produce it or get
it here in a short time.
Come and s^pi^.stQc'k it ^rill ctost^ou notljdn^
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