Turner County herald., May 31, 1906, Image 4

About Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??

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PAPER
It is Foo/
Economy
to
Ruin Your
House
in order to
Save
Paint
,fcu.'ni r. KwMfc.'iiwwima—mmmmmmm
Jap-a-Lac
For Floors. Furni­
ture, Etc. Natural
Wood colors, the most
durable and brilliant
preparation made for
tioor use, makes old
furniture like new.
15c, 25c, 40c,..,and. 75
HARRY
HURLEY,
A a S O
j%c!ipr6n
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A. Lucky PoKtmistresH.
te Mrs. Alexander, of Gary, Me., who
has found Dr. Kine's New Life Pills to
be the best, remedy she has ever trieu
for keeping tno Stomach, Liver and
Bowels in trorfect order. You'll uuree
•with her if you try these paialess pur
ifieES. ttyat infuse new life, Gtiarjui^'
t£e& by E. J. Pier, ci u0aJMt,-Prwe 2uc.
AND
FOR ALL KINDS
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J. H. QUEAL&C O.
SABLON NO. 45122
and is one of the best bred horses ever brought into the county.
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Besl to be had.
Stallion, foaled in France in 1899, imported in 1900
My A\ 'Bri?W, He is a direct descendant from both Brilliant and Co
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MAKE THE SEASON AS FOLLOWS
MONDAY, Tuesday forenoons O, E. Andrew
TUESDAY noon to Wed. noon Will Sherard
WEDNESDAYS and SATURDAYS
THURSDAYS and FRIDAYS
Hurley and Vicinity
TERMS:—$10 (o insure mare with foal. Fee is due as soon as mi\re is shown
to be with foul. Fee i* i.uo at once if mace is sold or traded,
PAINT
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OOD PAINTING
See Us For BWall« Paper
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We have just received a large line "or all the la
test batterns in wall paper1 Any style you want.
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Wood's Barn, Hurley
G. W. WORMMOOD, Owner
Davit's IkIuiiiI Torture.
is no worse thkn the terrible case of
Piles that afflicted me 10 years. Tli-jn I
wasadvised to.ayply Bucklen's Arnica
Salve, an'd lesS than a box permanently
cur»?d mo, cite-* L« Napier of Lluvrlu«
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Buy paint with
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Liquid
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Penews, pol
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tifies your old
furniture. The
best yet. Try
it and see.
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Turner County Herald.
By The Fitch Publishing Company
HURLEY. S. D., MAY 31, 1906.
TERMS $1.60 l'RR KAU In Advance.
ijt C. & N. W. RY TIME TABLE.
TRAINS GOING EAST.
No. 108, Passenger 7:30 a. 111
Mo. 24 Freight 1-.00 p.
N*o. 16, PassetiRer 2:18 p.
TWAINS GOING WEST.
Mo. 27, Freight fl:5na.
No.lift, Passenger 3:20 p.
No. ]0iS. I'.'isseiiger 8-18 p.
tW
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II. K. Webster, Agent.
Great Northern lt'y Time Card at Davis
lioiiiK South, iGoing
North.
:4i a. Passenger
mg palace buffet bleepcts.
8
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ros p.
1:55 p,in Accommodation...'.8:00 p. m.
Passenger runs daily, making connections
with throuuh trams to and from bt,
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carry
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lor hj.ii in^ and summer wear. All
colors ami rttlc-i— Patent J.eather.
lute, HlacK and Tail. special
iar»ain in White Canvass.
A. M. RASMUSSEN
li'qw sewed free on shoes ho uy hi of mi.
It J* Ianf erotiH to Nefirleet a Cold
How often do we bear it remarked.'
"It's only a cold,"' and a few days later
learn that the roan is on his back with
ptieumonia. This is of such common
occurrence that a cold, however slight
should not be disregarded. Chamber
lain's Couph Remsdy counteracts any
tendency of a cold to result in pneu
monia, and has trained its great popu
larity and extensive sale by its prompt
.cure* of Ibis moil common ailment
rf^ihvayi euros and. is pleasant to tuko
LITTLE
ONES.
Simple, Yot Puzzling, Trick With Chalk
and a Slats.
Here is a pretty little trick that,
as simple as it is, will mystify al
most auy one who sees it performed.
With a piece of chalk write a
word or a number backwards on a
newspaper, but don't let any one
seo you do it. Now, with the news
paper lying on the table ready for
you, take a slate and wipe it off with
a wet sponge, leaving the moisture
on it.
Then quickly wrap the slate in
the newspaper, taking care that the
chalk written word shall come in
"contact with the slate itself, not the
frame. Wrap it closel}', tie up the
package and hand it to some one to
hold.
Now do a little of the talking that
magicians amuse their audiences
with, and then ask the person who
has the package to give it back to
vou. Open it carefully in the pres
ence of the company and you will
find the chalk written word trans
ferred to the slate. The moisture
on the slake receives and retains the
impression of the chalk. •.
Too Realistic.
The day of the Indian brave is
over, but if he scalps no longer he
at least remembers the way it is
done.
At a certain side show two boys,
finding themselves alone with an
ex-cliief, requested him to give
warwhoop and show them how he
scalped his foes.
Tlie Indian evaded the point, and
after a time the youngsters fell into
a conversation between themselves.
Suddenly the brave sprang to his
feet with a scream that made the
building ring. At the same mo
ment lie seized his knife, gripped
the hair of one of the boys and ran
the back of the blade around his
scalp.
The youngsters were nearly
frightened out of tlieir wits, but the
chief laughed loudly. lie had done
nothing more than they had askee
him to do, but he had chosen his
own time'.
The Freak Animal Game.
Would you like to draw some ani
mals more remarkable than any you
have ever seen in the menagerie?
It is a good indoor game to play
with a lew children. Each child
las a paper and pencil and draws
the head of some animal. Then,
folding over the paper so that only
the end of the animal's neck can be
seen, he passes the paper to the next
child, who continues the drawing
and makes the body of the animal.
This, too, is folded over and passed
on, and the next player draw's the
creature's legs—two or four, just
as he pleases. Then the papers are
unfolded and a queer collection of
creatures they will prove. People
can be drawn in the same way..
v. ,i A Perching Bird.
Many persons wonder why it is
that a bird or a chicken does not
fall from its perch while asleep. The
reason is that the tendon that runs
along the leg and into the claws
contracts when the bird assumes a
sitting position and thus keeps the
claws in close contact with the
rereh. When in that position the
[)ird has no control over its claws
and could not relax its grasp if it
tried to do so, for the bent leg keeps
the tendon contracted.
The Towsers' Party.
Oh. never was a party given
More gav than the Towsers', I know.
For all who were kindly Invited
"Were more than delighted to go!
Oh, never was merrier laughter!
It echoed for many a mile.
And no one was there for a mlnut©
BcXore he was certain to smile.
The mistletoe hung in the passage
The mistletoe hung in the hail.
While nice little caudles on brackets
Were fastened to every wall.
iiut. oh, how the time seems to hurry
Whenever there's plenty of fun.
For all said the party was over
Before it had hardly begun!
Tongue Twisters.
Six thick thistle sticks.
Two toads tried to trot to Ted
burv.
Give Grimes Jim's great gilt gig
whip,
Strict, strong Stephen Stringer
mared slickly six thickly silky
fnake&.
She stood at the door of Mrs,
•teb fiaoce shop yetomrtng
tax
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Excursion to Red Deer
Ailoerta Canada
Luse Land Company
CeutliH from Airpemlicitis
A. M. Rasmussen, Local Agent
Will run their Special CanfN^ '-^y jfifc ^\fg
May 29th.VJune 12
starting from Davis at 9 p. m, Railroad fare from Davis to
Red Deer and return $28.85 Berth on our car and board will
cost you only $1,50 per day and the very best accomodations.
One Crop Pays for the Land
Prices"range from $8 to $12.50 per acre according to locatioqf If
your interest F|as beeq roused in Western Canada do not let it flag for
you will regret it if you do. If you are qot interested, get interested
and investigate. We shall be pleased to give you all possible informa
tion. We invite you to go with us oq our qext trip in our private car
|S For full information inquire "f
A. M. Rasmussen
decrease in the same ratio that the use
of Dr. King's New Life Pills increases.
They save you from danger and bring
quick and painless release from consti
pation and the ills growing1 out of it.
Strenght and vigor alwavs follow thler
use. Guaranteed by H. J. Pier Drug
gist. 25c. Try them.
Lightning Rods
Protect
rotect your
Dodd & Struthers celebrated
copper cable lightning rods are
made from per cent pure
copper and are the best that
money can buy.
For iurther particulars call, on
or write
F. S. SMITH
DAVIS. S. DAK.
MAKE MONEY
Buggies! ies! *v
For the next thirty days we will
Soil Ikiggies and Wagons and extra
Boxes at reduced prices. If you
I don't call and examine our line you
All
will regret it later! our
gies are bought direct from factory,
Remember Our Yellow Line
AL.MOND HDW.CO
THE COMMERCIAL HOTEL
Takes special pains to please it's farmer customers.
You are invited to come in and rest yourself, read the
papers and eat a good dinner for twenty-five cents.
J. ]Vtc^31^A.'TOI-i'Y", Prop,®
Ik
protect your homes'
ves
rotect your property
by putting up a light
ning that protect.
your lr
rotect, voitr in
hy sending your
HIDES,
FURS ETC
to us We pay
high prices &sell
traps etccheap
N.W.
HIDE
& FUR CO.
eoo IP
SLN. Minneapolis rain.
MH1TE FOR CA.TALOCUE AMD PWICt.LBTS
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Sciatica Cured Alter Twenty Yeurs Of
Torture
For more than twenty years Mr. J. B.
Massey, of 3322 Clinton St., Minn., was
tortured by sciatcla. The pain and suf
fering which he indured during tnis
time is beyond comprehension. Noth
ing gave him any permanent relief
untill he used Chamberlain's Pain
Balm. One application of that lini
ment relieved the pain anc made sleep
and rest possible, and lesi.! than one
bottle has effected a permanent cure,
itr. .Massey relates his experience for
the benefit of others who may be simi
larly afflicted. If troubled v/ith scia
tica or rheumatism why not try a 25:
cent bottle ol'Pain Balm and see for
yourself how quickly it lelieves the
pain. For sale by H. J. Pier.
JACK
Giant Jr. is sired by Giant he by
Kentucky Giant Giant Jr's. dam. Rosy
B. she by Long Tom. This Jack will
stand at my farm in Spring Valley.
He is 15 hands high, good feet, heavy
bone, blocky and high headed, and for
stylo and action is unsurpassed.
Terms: $10 to insure mare with foal.
Fee is due as soon as mare proves to be^
with foal and will be collected if mare
is sold or traded. At lirst this Jack
refused to work but is now all right
and I solicit your patronage.
Services rendered before 7:15 a.
and after 6 p. m., and mostly always at
noon. No business done on Saturday.
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WE TAN
Hofrse and Cattle Hides andf
Sklus of all FUR bearing*
animals suitable for Robes.i'.
or koats. Write for pric»»
list, shipping taps, etc. free'
M,-TAllBERT, Drester-A Oyer,
622 BRYAfil AVE, M.
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