The Aberdeen Democrat., December 05, 1902, Image 4

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J. S. HART LIMBER CO.
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DEALERS IN
LUMBER
And All Building materials
Bning In Your Bills for Figures.
Cheerfully Given.
Estimates
Branch Houses at Ipswich, Edmunds County Bath. Brown County.
YOUR CLOTHES
Just exactly like some one else's? That's what jou get in ready
made clothing. If you want a suit made to suit you, or an overcoat
that's made for you, and something a little different from anybody
else, come and have it made. The cost is less than you must pay foi
some where hundreds are made of just the same material and is just
the same way.
JOHN SHOLUND, Merchant Taller
LOUIS LAGER
Coal Wood
Mapie, Oak, Tamarac, Pine Slabs
Prepared and Ready for Use
ABERDEEN. SOUTH DAKOTA
LAMB LUMBER CO.,
Manufacturers c?
•and Dealers-r:
LUMBER
X/&lh, Shingles, §a.sh
doors, Blinds,
/Aoaldings, tt/re.
Aberdeen Office and Yard
Cor. Second Avenue and Lincoln
The Best Farm Paper Forthe Dakofas-
THE DAKOTA FARMER, edited by practical
South Dakota farmers with a view of mak*
ing it a journal iudespeosible to farmers of
Dakota, will be found upon trial to be a
most profitable and satisfactory investment.
Until January 1st., the DEMOCRAT and the
DAKOTA FARMER, both for. $1.00
To those not already subscribers to the Farmer.
DAILY EXCURSIONS TO
Through first-class and Tourist Slaeplns Cars to points In California
and Oregon every day in the year.
5 PERSONALLY CONDUCTED EXCURSIONS I
EVERY WEEK.
LOWEST RATES,
SHORTEST TIME ON THE ROAD,
FINEST SCENERY, VARIABLE ROUTES.
You can leave home any day in the week and travel In tourist cars
on fast trains through to tbe coast. For descriptive pamphlets and
full Information inouire of nearest agfonte
Chicago & North-Western Railway.
Ot
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HICK'S
1903
To say that this splendid work of
science and art ih finer and bettor
than ever, is stating it uiildly. Ilio
demand tor it is far beyond all pre
vious years. To say thatsuch results,
reaching through
thikty vkabs,
are
not based upon sound sense and use
fulness, is an Insult to the Intelligence
of the millions. Prof. Hicks, through
this great Almanac, and his famous
family and scientific journal. "\Vokd
axd
Works. isdoiwra work for the
hole people not approached by any
other man or publication. A fairte.it
will prove this to any reasonable pei-
son. Added to the most luminous,
price
postage and mailing, is
Woiid
NOTICE TO TAX JUDGMENT DEBTOR
To Julian A. Lawrence and all otners in
terested:
Notice is hereby given that the tax certin
cate numbered IsSl. held by the undersigned
to the following described real estate, to-wit:
Lot II in Block in Westport, South Dakota,
will become absolute unless redeemed be
fore the 6th day of March. 1903.
—L. D. Denlson. owner of Judgment.
NOTICE TO TAX JUDGMENT DEBTOR
To David Armstrong and all others inter
ested:
NOTICE TO TAX JUDGMENT DEBTOR
To Julian
a.Lawrence
and all others in
terested.
Notice Is hereby given that the tax certifi
cate nam oered 15tS held by the undersigned
to the following described real estate, to
wit:Lot IS in Block 7. in Westport, South
Dakota, will become absolute unless re
deemed before the 6th day of March. 1P03
—L. D. Denlson, owner tax judgment.
Fmk Kcwi
from
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the most luminous!
course in astronomy
of storms and weather
thikty cext.
and Works
w:th the Almanac
is$1.00a year Write to Word and
Works Publishing Co.. 2201 Locust
Street. St. Louis. Mo., and prove
yourself their value.
NOTICE TO TAX JUDGMENT DEBTOR
To Charles C. Fletcher and Lizzie I li-tchi.-:
and all others interested:
Notice Is lior-by given that the tax e^rtih
cate numbered 2T9liel-. by the un(leri^iiM
to tin* following described real estate. -w it
Lot 6 In Block 2S In Bennett and Thomas ad
dition to Aberdeen, will become absolute un
less redeemed before the 6th day of M^rch.
1903.
A Hazard, owner of judgment.
NOTICE TO TAX JUPGMEMT DEBTOR
To Julian
a.
Lawrence and all others in-
t«restad:
Notice Is hereby given that the tax certifi
cate numbered ISO held by the undersipntHi
to the following described real e-tate, to.wit.
Lot 10 in Block 7 in Westport, South Dakota,
will become absolute unless redeemed before
the 6tb day of March. 1903.
—L. D. Denlson, owner otjndg-ment.
«adla.
India is becoming prosperous one*
more, and everybody will be glad to
hear it, if for no other reason, says
the Chicago Inter Ocean, than because
of the relief which accompanies any
change in the routine news from that
quarter.
Vcatmr* Football.
If the football players keep on mak
iag improvements for their protection,
says the Chicago Eecord-Herald, they
will presently have themselves hauled
eat on the field in iron cagea.
Don't forget the Brown
County Abstract Co. is now
ready to make abstracts on
short notice. Office with Lund's
Land Agency.
SPEGULATE QUICK
(SS
From fllSSOURI.
Temple In Mexico.
A rer
froin
from
Glal-v'vij iiiiit
treasures of fa
been reported
gave the name
Vesca several weeks
that place into
that place into the m°un ai
ay for 1903. forecasts accompanied by three spiring,
athcr are sivcn. as| The archaeoln?i=t got_
"immense stone images stood about
In one end was a hana
which burned a
this chamber.
some altar, above
bright flame, supplied by natural gak
from a crevice in the wall. It has prob
ably been
burning
Twelve burros were required ,t0 I .inlJ
burros were required
As such articles cannot be removed
from Mexico without the consent of
the government, ati investigation is
in progress.
TRAVEL FAR TO WED.
MaraUgc of Young Hn*si»n
v- *1. «.« 1 thodox Greek church in New York
Notice is hereby given that the tax eertifi- 1
eate numbered lo72 held by the undersigned 1 in the latter part of January, wnen
to the following desenbeu reai_estate,_to-wit:
Diplomat
and French Beauty to Be Held In
N«w Greek Church In Sew York.
Count Cassini, the Kussian ambassa- week World, which
dor, having arrived on the Kron
Prinz Wilhelm in company with Coun
tess Cassini and her guest, Mile, des
Planques, of Paris. Mr. Pavlow and
Mile, des Planques have come to
America for the purpose of having
their marriage solemnized in the or-
tjle
the 6th day ot March, 1903. I New York and participate in the cer
L. D. Denivon, owner of judgment.
emony.
Russian ambassador and all of
the attaches will spend a week in
The marriage of the young couple
is deferred on account of the Lenten
season of the Greek church, begin
ning in the near future and extend
ing to January 20. Countess Cassini,
while in Paris, was the guest of Mile,
des Planques, whose father was for
merly of the French diplomatic ser
vice, but is now one of the directors
of the Russian-Chinese bank, and who
makes his headquarters at Nagasaki,
Japan. He is now en route from the
east to France, and is expected in
this country, in January, to attend
the wedding of his daughter.
The new Greek church, now build
ing in New York and where the mar
riage of Mile, des Planques and Mr.
Pavlow. will take place, as well as
that of Miss Martha Hoy and Pierre
Rogestvensky, first secretary of the
Russian embassy, is to be dedicated
with imposing ceremony, December
23. when the Russian ambassador and
his staff will be present. Mile, des
Planques will be introduced to Amer
ican society through Count and
Countess Cassini.
A Meti Insi&utloB.
A Jersey City preacher is going to
organize a boxing class to be com
posed of members of his flock and
teach it himself. If this doesn't have
the desired effect, says the Chicago
Record-Herald, he may hire a regular
advertising manager.
Vlok service in Aberdeen as
fnVK« i' riglit on the floor of Exchange
in Chicago, New lork or .Minneapolis. We
hare oonUnuous quotations. Stocks and wain
S^refe'r^es4"
important
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APPLES
APPLES
Sweet and Cooking at
LOWEST PRICES
Known this Season.
Car Load lots
KEARNEY'S Grocery.^!
NEW TWO CENT STArtPS.
v,,.. .0_For
lime since
tiic eKtablisliineiit
Sl!1,
__ marksble story, ju* ^ben* ^p'bearing the flag
cated, of the discovery of bidOen
system the people will
cenl
against, whicl
Immediately
for many centuries. jislniipto'i. the dat« of
in a chamber adjoining this main side in Milan
temple was found a great store of Washington's birth and death, 1
ornaments and utensils belonging to
the Aztecs or some other prehistoric
race. p,-j Conlev of Columbia made a pleas-
ca)1 at
shipped to San Francisco, accompanied making a newspaper.
bv the Americans.
It is said to be the largest and most
valuable collection of ancient relics
ever discovered in Mexico.
States postal
the
be
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have the priviicgc of usj0^
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P.W. Mar,mo. the p.™ Infnt .III O.gg,..
h" ded by an J'awre oUhe desiK«. upon the new
IJ1 Ait 1 1. mari^Mh
ago and went
st.,n1p.
but
the
American flag —two
fact_is
jn
olaiu.^ lhP
conspicious and ln-
The photograph occupies
rentral oval, somewhat smaller
,-ai in the current, stamp.
The Thrice-a-Wcek World was a
brilliant success in the beginning aad
has been steadily growing ever since.
Time is the test of all things, and
T%r
«AU,WAY
the first:
Wailimpw". -^d practi(.any since
nnlted
repubJc
fhlct».
series of
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the stamp,
two-thirds the length
nre two flairs, forming a background,
the oval seems to rest,
beneath the bust of
ppears his name, and at
"tlie
I)emocrat
and inspected the machinery used in
The New York World.
thrice-a-nveek edition.
Head
Wherever The English
guage is Spoken.
widely circu
lated in every State and Territory of
the Union, and wherever there are
people who can read our mother
tongue. This paper for the coming
winter and the year 1903, will make
its news service, if possible, more ex
tensive than ever. All events of im
portance. no matter where they hap
pen, are reported accurately and
promptly.
The subscriber, for only one dollar
a year, gets threo papers every week
and more news and general reading
tnan most great dailies can furnish at
five or six times the price.
The Tbrice-a-Week World is abso
lutely fair in its political news. Parti
san bias is never allowed to afftct its
news columns, and Democrat and Re
publican alike can obtain in its pages,
truthful accounts of all the great
political campaigns. In addition, to
all the news, the Thrice-a-week WOrld
furnishes the best serial fiction,' ^aB
orate market reports and other fea
tures of interest.
The Tbrice-a-Week World's regular,
subscription price- is only $1.00 peri
year and this pays for 136 papers. We
offer this unequaled newspaper and
the Aberdeen Democrat together.
one year for $1.50. The regular sub
scription price of the two papers is
*2.00
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OFFICIAL
DIKE
STATK
0 nited States
Senators-a.
Kobert J. Gambit.
Uonffieasmen—C. H. Bnrktuiil
Governor... chuial
Lieutenant Governor...... cj
Secretary of State
Attdltor, jn
rreaanrer
4 ttorney General
Commissioner of School
and Public
Lands
Supt. Public Instruction...
CUUXTY
Begistvr of Deeds
County Auditor..
Clerk of Conns
States Attorney. ..
ihMiff. Mi
of-County Court
of Schools..
Borreyor.
Commissioner 1st district 1
Commissioner 2d Istrlrt ..
Sddistilct...
jer «th district...
CXxnmtasioner 5th district... C£|
MUNICIPAL.
Mayor. ... ....
Aldermen.lst ward-H. A.
HOI.
.Aldermen, Sd ward-A.SJ
walls.
Aldermen. Sd ward—Wool!
D« PiTtW.
Aldermen, 4th wiri-AiM
j|
gate
Tieaamw
of Police.
PoUea-Oflteen....Ben Boot!
Folic* Justice....
OityJostic»»
tll
Oitjr Engineer
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Advantages of Cooking
GasSummariied
1. Gas is immediately available at all hours of the da.v^J
2. Gas, unlike other fuels, does not have to be stored dj
3. Gas is the cleanest of fuels.
4. Gas always burns—is the surest and quickest of i'®5,
& Gas requires no kindling wood-except a iuatch.
6. Gas Is a cheaper fu«,l for ordinary nuuily cooldDg
lor wood.
7. The consumption of eas may it any moment be W
diminished to meet the actual need. ,.nJ
8. With a good gas stove no heated te wasted in beat™
the stove not in use.
A good gas stove is the eoolest of kitchen stoves.
10. Foods cooked by gas lose much lesaJn weight than *n
by c»al or mood, and are therefore more wholesome.
11. A good gas stove is a wonderful saver of time, wor*.
woman's best helper and friend
Cttl MO LOOK if Ml UK OF SIS $11
ABEMEEI MS COW
The New Progressive
I Market.
If you want a delicious Boast of Beef like joa bid when
come to the New Progressive Meat MartMt and you
and Canned Meats kept in a Slnt Glass
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'Phone No. 79-2.
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