The Charles Mix new era., August 11, 1905, Image 8

About The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911

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Now I tai* tttt |on as*
to Mr proper light."
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tut irM imulalm tmr asri
keatr «trUe. He Made up Ui
t« IM wrttirt SMT lih if Oe taut
taMeb W* haA mk Us «wa ak««M
t* tknk mtmuiniij. But vtatmr Mi
ttt» aai^t be. k« tread the liifr
pul imiiiltf) Altibr
MmA «m* tkejr met ia a t«Mi».
MMIM witk.- Inawai and
dlOi «C th* carU vaa tout by MM)to
Cnttea, ul tha power tk» akr MM
bariS, actla «*trfy «m^ «a4 gtaetfnl
t«C «a4 im depth" of tangled pridt
liaaaa—ererytkiag having PM life fa
it—wa» «prMHag it* greea. aad ptooA
et b. C»dt» tfcfc root aad la «Mm halta
of Itight rorag vwdwta, the jwath aad
th» maid came face to face befilttojrty.
Gta«a aa bright a* a reaa, aad ilaahlag
with traa tiat of «0d wae» draw hack
aad bowed, ant then pwcahriag artai
hart of Chriatophar. kliwUr «ff«Md a
dctkioua tooeh for
a&r oaa, Kit laid hold of thte aad kept
it, thoagh with eoMtant fear of doteg
BMM tbaa was aatabtbfcad. aad trying to
look ftna nod nwftwiift ted tha Wr
mm# »MNI ta a twak of fsllen oak.
tt«f* th*y hath aat dowa aad Oraca
MM Mt fa* as aha wU wish from
rtsUtng to a Bttle kind of tremUto*
wUeh INH la her. ftb* glaaeed at Kit
«M*waya vtaww sha fait that ha twH
.im l» Mktac at hsr aad Ma Iwpt h«t
iris# «9M tMfair dowawatd whaaarcr
thai •«»—md to ha wasted—oot that she
aot took n aad apaak. eair flat
sha waald ratlMr wait ontii than was
no aMar Up far its aad, as for that, aha
Mt tear, twist w tkat ht waa
afeall aC Im, Kit, aa tha otter haad,
waa fall al im, «a« #1 *8 k« eo«M
la A* emfUMt aMaaar ta naka itte Ion
ieai twathiak H« eooU aot tali ho%r
'M# u^kt tika kto tab b«t ht tosw
ayMimdi halite
id tast
If iast^wt that hla
wfcara hl»
"Wa,
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giiiijji j. .• i»
^S» &ta 4 «M tw at*,
•iidh, Wbi»» It te mar 4tt'
9isa» w*» litmM 4flK «ii
Hit «i A* ttCNi W «eft
'•jfajl w4 Mil «t Mr «a«* tttdMtr.
nt Mwllr ud daariy, tint k*
If any la a fKHffftt wfc&t *b* Im fox tiiai
'gttr, Mi t»Ht «*d Uktec Mi of
tMurt k« wt MM Hn
1 feaMT WfcM |M IMMM," k»
hai*
la
IM sach a .tml- Oair
a»_Mar l» &M* ai «tf
*«aw ta» 1 toB wfcat ps*
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a iMiat, «Hl ta«* t» Mr •"•IM
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a .MM IMimtrt dri.
gee* wfll «wwa**i Cfc«6»ef*«*
II }M Hwa,
W*t*Mr aat
to ba mum with «af
.ah. i-M" to ha awa,"
OMaa "whjr ahoaM ba aagry
I M«1 It—4 ^ra y«a
I hava trisd Ya^r hu4, tat
«0kM1» «U(T «M yon,
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it «km mawtklag vary wtdwdl"
"tttaMl «tf it r*rr f»od
M» fleai iw «M. I
Mr
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Mt ask who «HMA.#
that ted MM ga. Oaiy,
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f«R «St bm J«a ^Btvarv aooaail
y^f |5M tkh tTito titfr ifffnitfrrtiit
apatjatd wr daar i*th«4 MaoMiaaw*
MM
to •agiaad-'far «raat ga ta
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iha Mii^s af Aa awed—«kac*. mm
e^UMI «r fltth aqraslt M# MS af air
MLMNM* MLR* *WWH/AF *SARI« I
Mast Mt atovto ksu aar Mant.
Vbasa Is ««r fcaad—rss, af
My Mja-Ah Imm 4m
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"TTtir tiia •llUftlli kill lug..
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•M I'ar f«M mIw S aai «Mm ta ta
iMaiAmpaMMr mm late, ttis
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Mt bth« ftod aad
pr^#.r-
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Mt. w«k a m«
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at tei. ftMM
«fli 4a av bsst ta M«a f»u ftta *|r
.mK. I| la irag hard it k WMiU await
gasa at tel
adaaat^s
A mtmta am thaak ass.**
•His tot*** ftaa UoaMratar wted
hariag aeai«^- tuaard awl ba
9MT MMI» teaa ITRTWSS
•*«a *ast be wwag."
ih tmsta I tet» MNT hawd.
.. thofwaat kav« baaafor»t»rt«*.
I &** 0m mr was* tfcat »aw fatbar
tea 1MM «fce «M» til ttaa «t
Mr,' mI jmat-dM! Ma fit to as irap
0^1 ha HWW
*rttSate«
Jftt u»i& to
HMr
Mil T« of oM».
rrald liTbrty twrttig "m'
h* tMM« I aw d«a4:
ttet 1
tea
a Rctls.H
dtwftt
«h tufa an KtRMnliiur
lite am*
a htstsm
aa^ MiawtMMt teaw ito-tet htart
wa* wlarMMll Jt «K Mt
tMg dwwkttoa, aad wa* a»Wa» a taw
a« sist5s»» «l Mtk la Jnywtaat trbala«
testa gMat^tga«• tt* Aat tm
erw a asm atast tak* tl» toad at hat.
at bar*
swteair l»ot.
aM arihathsr raa wiA to aw jr«a
tether, arts ha canted away (Mi U»
Grace la taaftotea aad htr looked ap.
AU a boa* hmctf aha ted forgotten aha
had ana fatgettaa that Kit aM Mt
waa aat* poeAerta* tiawljr aow—M
a adad at aiMt triticai aamab doaa
ataM straw cf a trtfta that btew aeraas,
"Do jroa care to bar* jraar Catha^s
liter asked Kit. rather at«mljr, Mt ssa«
iag la the least th* coaWtk* sf hw sated,
bat nadMiag at It ^tjwjlMiW
tba bta, down the kill, as tarn aa *r«r yoa
I know place whara ouj
ted M. Wa aiast hid* there tSI
darks, MlttMfatt tate-jaMl* Badtr
Bat *i»* jroaag Ud/'i nei tas vtsii not
set at cwnadwd. Th* sho«k aad sarprisa
had been too severe. Ail Ma »rid do
waa ta gsaa at Kit. *dtb soft, toplortsg
that triad to beg pardoa-SR hsr
b«l|le«ao«*s.
"If we star here another ateate, roa
are kwtr cried Kit. as ha teard tha
sound of carriage wheels aaat tha cot
tage, on the rise, ahar* tea "OM
ia his sttody anas aad bar* ter dowa
tha hill aa flat as fca eouW ga withoat
scratcbiBg bar viMnrwfalta fa«, or tcar
iag th* arm which haag
00
his atealdar.
CllAPTRB JOtltl. Ml
MeaawhOc Mr. Sharp ted Ms Israa
idy, aad WM waitiag ftHr Ocaaa aad
ChrMopbar. Ciaaaadata's goad Cods
Kentea (who spaat half of Ma Mafal
ttes ia atosliag horsa*, sad ^a other
half in tetnUat aa# dUpoalng of them),
afcboagh be slight aot ter* dssind ta
•bow hteaeif so long ttfoi th* aaootf
light, yet, tree to honor, hara te waa,
blinking raasatfc a thiaa-cswxrfad hat,
lika a gnodlr r*spaetabia caaateuin. The
carriage wsa stopped ia a shady place,
qoite *«t of Sight fossa Aa windows, la
ptrtipesqae attKadss of tobaacoaWag
three ta* fMlowa atight now be seaa. It
wit. Black 3*otg^ Joe Smith aad that
•obatantial h«mditdd»r, Tiekaa* Oripp*.
Ia (te ebaiM Mt a lady of comfortsbls
aspect, tiMWgh fidgeting now wttfa fat,
arelHHored teads. Mr*. MUM ted bag
^cd aot to ter* to step at heme aad
ar what might te doiag with hsr
Kit and tb* raw teiag aow CM
of seek or nothing, tee haatead had 1st
bee eoaa, foreseeing that ate aiight te
atM w«h Oraea Oglaadar,
Sir. Sksrp sad* back ta tte
Mate wall ba teaw whaa a »te. ..
take to pat theft ekrtbss «usa tlwm and
the aau* grear th* ysara rf thair practica
la tte art, te* lsi«M grow tha hoars
iMtdfal. IWH be tkoagat Miss PatA had
iuag saoagh. But what oonid
an ha a« tea at hsr wiadow,
with the loetQag ateai ataraly sst back
tte dintwet* liftiag ter haada ia
•hurt pra r«r, a* gMaia* a «My*r WM
•car tried. Ste was prayiB( for a Maw
lag this naw adrsatats^ aad ttet aB
might lead ap to the glory «f the Kiag
do» ate besought to ba tatersd ad last
froa her wsarytag h»stras«s*tality, Mr,
Sharp still ted son* Uttie faith left, aad
te did act sco® at hla sister** pray*r. as
a aiaa of low aatato aright hare dMifc
Marsrthdwai te strack ar with hia
whip at the try roaad bar tedrooM wis
daw, to te»r*aa O* aasd-af brerit$ aad
tte l*dr, tboagb sh*cked at tte stegsa
ttsai of cartaiteMt, dM cattail iaMMdi
stoly. ta tea tbaa Aa* asioatss ate
was teay at tte daarway, sasing t» ths
exit af ereejrthiag aad prtomtly, with
mrr-#»M rtaeteaa. Ainn Mi%l(af'
gery D«w half a eaowa, aad a bract
whldh some frtead ahoald r«ad to ter, al
mm ter tfates with a ttef «f
and a'arMMMt poctet
«Wsfe.*„
Maw Way t* Mate Batter.
A ranttea af tte Vtmaklia lost}
tote of PbUadeiphia has Jast Mate
V*me its report oa tte Tkyiw PTOCM
far buttar-aiakias. It is rseomassadad
ttet Mr. Taylor ramtra tb* Joha Soott
owdti aad pMtti ta reooiBitl«a a
tte raio* of Ma hMte.
la Ma twtr »tsoM awasd emai It
•ttrad into Alter paaa tte
vt arWck am «or«n4 arith
IteM
tear? arfetta
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TurktM
MtvU aad ateacb tea tea
aeazly ail of its
fat YtecmatettoMaiaitt*
MI tte Mttea of tte
rated 4
la
ii^M
ITTSACEADPLAATOFITATTAWMMATO
tea atabis all tha frsah air po«db»*
aad MM stable* at* arraag*d «»at
a vtater Is ta front at tea hoiMb. Thia
It aa axcaUaat plaa, far by arra aging
ancb a wtedow th* boras -MT teva
piMty af fraah air day and night. Har*
la tha way to do tt Haw a slhltag
sash aad also a slidiog actaan, wtaMk
Mf ba pot in piaea »l« daaldsd.
Bat* tela acraaa of tea aaaah wir* of
tea racalattoa ahw oaed for windows
WORKRW na THC Boaac STAZX.
af booses. Tbeo.' oa tha oataide eon
strvct a aiopiag not om tte
held ia place by comer poati
an a board shelf, which, ia torn. Is
held ia place by braces IteM its bottom
to tha sid* «f the barn. Oil ail suitable
occasions hare the window opea so
that the horse taay gat ita head wt
Tte root wiii abada its teed from
tte eaa, yet tte v*ntov will te large
aaoa^i so that tt will setpteafeof air.
Doriag tte aigte tte aerean May te
placed orar tte opening to aha* out te
aacta and in tte event of a teary atom
tte glass Mali may te palled ta place
wboily or ta part—Iadlanapoils News.
Ceat Fralt
Fruit should aot te
arara day aad pat teiediately
cold stoniga or tato cam for
It ahoald te pot into aoaw place wbere
It will teva a diaaM to cool off aad
tte latest teat to
fruit into dose
refrigerattoa la provided ia a
aotfWa & tfodtte ia tiba sb^iptog of'
fruit Tte teat ia tea fruit
rapid spotting, especially with
ttet la of sbort kseplng quality, tike
MM* of tte apptoi ttet ripen ta &a
summer. If the night* are cool, fruit
aaa te aoslad«off by simply leaving tt
te tte air, bat not
are
to tte
circulatM
It MKf^.1*
«te»MMteaa«f4N^tt
If, however, tte
tar fat te worked aad salted ta tte
way tte
It a
am
pits hare
»n* tteM IfTJf
Basketo holding oae bushel o»
w* aaed to eoaaldemM* extent aB
farm wter* there ta aMte ta tte my
of teary vegetables or pah* to ban
die. As tte otdJaary bnahal basket ta
mate tte teadtaa eaaliy pall oat with
tte weight af tte etetoats and than
one la obliged to tente tha bates* ta
ny amy poaathie oaten some I^M IS
anraa«ad tar taaerting teafte Tte
a plan for
bat lit
tle ant which wis mate tte teatet
aerrtoaaMe Mittt tte body poftloa ia
plH| 4$ )n|||f
a
BIM
am
mate at
teMgtete^iteea tte pads aasy te
mrMdatente laatiag, it te
foratat a»eat*ia^daily tea, Ttetater
of dntei ta iteM and, aa
of tte tee of fraafe cream InstMd at
a^lr «Ui tea stood te (fete ter ter*
ecai i^ya,lte taMtti pmdMt
tetter ttea bMtor aaada ta tte
asiy way." Tte proeM tea'
tte United
SMteMg, 9mme4ud i-.**»
of
«r MteS .piM «f M-lrT |b*
Ma. PM
tea
ta tea tawar part af
dnwtac. Tte pMjeetta* eate af
ml Jpa ia
u-aatee far tte tawtth tmy be
aaed. te srtteiw aad water,
boHc acWktelpteto. ttactaie of dorida,
ar Ira*. Twa drasaa ta a «tert *f
water abated to used ter any af tteM
In conaidering tiUs operation ta
It ahaald be bane ta mtel ttet
tte objcct of adMvatlea ta to keep «ia
1 tte moat daairabls physical con
by controtttag, aa far as poatfMa,
tte tenant of motator* ted sir ta tt
and to de^roy the waste that Under
the growth of the com ta various way a.
Tim yields of thia crop depend mack
the ddtttataM *oA tteroo^BMs
which this operation ia pa*
Tte beet method to fotlow in #1
cuitlratloa ot a com crop arlll da*
pond upon the character of tike scdl
tba any ta which the aeed ted tea
been prepared tte weather conditions
during the season th« cumber ami
kinds of weeds the aoQ ta inftetad
with, and tte stage of tbelr deveh^
meat at tte time the corn to cultivat
ed tte aga of the com plant when
any particular method Is to be used,
and the conditions that follow My
cultivation. Tte fundamental truth
la, in order to obtain the beat reealts
ta cultivating corn, fee method most
be varied to meet the conditions Mimed
above.
IMMTaaka for Belay Dart.
Bainy day joba for tte former and
bis boys at* as necessary aa the plow
tag of the tend. The farm is no place
for the Iasy man, says a writer in
Michigan Fanner. It la the successful,
active man who is watchful for a loose
plank, a leaning poet, a broken
a fallen panel of taooe^ who is
sharpening hoes, catting
oat bushes, mending
grinding tte
putting new liandtes ta tte
place of broken oae% tightening nuts,
replacing old, wont-oat bolts, seeing
ttet the hay rigging ia in order, bunt
In# out the torn V*ln bags, etc., ta un
favorable weather for field work.
Don't grumble at tte rain there la
plenty to do. Tte active man tea hla
planter reedy, the tools are all ta shape
to use at a moment's notice. Thia ac
tive man doeen't wait open tte weath
er. Each day brings Ita wort, te tt
wet or dry.
with
It ta*ft teas
tt* arrangement!
tte plctare will te much appreciated.
It ta a tela for elevating shocXs or
tewUto of fodder from tte ground di
rectly tc the wagon.
ipright atantard, a, taay te te
to wagon frame to tte center
or at tha front or oa the hind end and
braced la sate a manner aa wifl bold
tt rigid. The boom, b, ia attached to a
by SB iron band or collar shown at d,
eo arranged that tte boost stay swing
upright, which may
to tte ted of wagon by aai
or by setting into block as
at c. The cable, a, ta need to
sdjast the height at boon* elevating it
to highest point ta finishing out tte
tte Oetutans take a "irttfli
It ta
Tte oaa
aray awM ir the local antterltiea of
Mate
to te paid bar the tnm and aot
tte Mala. Cattle taira arbleb
aa tte «ate af tte
fca
ttn* aad
tea ana
Ctetna. A pooa aMitat wm te
far ttate if aat to*
tter aa
pored tMs way.
taridtagit laa pood
walk ap aH Mte.
md
TMa wta
Km ad fowlg
at
ha*y awasr
ss^Ssf!£&r£ueteia
^iJtal^phy^araMl iS«
bow
A Whorfc Cera laad*r..'.'
an who tea loaded com
the field to the waposi
all day ontil hia back
tetoMwi Iwi
vise aad reoaivada'
«)te»
itetea te adta
as whieh ao
ia order to
hw* —rm ».•..is# i and t^| ----,
wa why ao m*ny i^yatelana fatt te!
^X^fai aJwfu^'^aeon why BwaaaadJ
noa teateda of Mate are corra
witii Mrs. Wokbam. at
Mass. Toter they eaa oonflde ever f.
detail of their illaaaa, aad from'
pbyaiciaB.
aetped Mra.
T.d WUladaen, of Manning, IaT She
as aay gretttads ta
wrote to yaa tslllag yen
I fcit, I had doctored for ovw two
uw)iBSBtlotaof moaer taassdl
SS&H bMttafifsfled totems any good,
MdSMtetr«Matewsiteda^lHivstab%:
gss^sag^^g
BO*baa far YEN
totate
that no sse«ioH»e ta the world eqaate
Lydla B. PtakteaV Vegetable CoaM
pomsd for restoring
Tteabtaa,
Train yonraelf to keep your troobiea
to youreelf. Don't poor them out upon
acqaslntances or atrangMV. It Inl
titer fault If yon teva trooblee, and
they dont waat to tear of yoars, bo
cauu they teva taaay at their owa.
Aad bartdea—here la a point to consid
er—if you Insist on tolling other peo
ple of your grievanoee they will a«
com* to dislike and abaft yon,
yon
i
i
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I telling tbeir troubles.
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