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Let New Mexico in.

Yankton Press: Senator Platt gives
expression to the belief that the pros
poets for an agreement in the confer
ence committee on the territorial omni.
bus bill arevery good. The democratic
members of the conference insist on
retaining New Mexico in the bill and
upon that basis are willing to concede
the division Of Dakota and the imme.
diate admission of South Dakota
These are conditions which strengthen
our belief that New Mexico is entitled
to statehood.
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Beware of 0intments for Catarrh that
Contain Mercury,

as mercury will surely destroy the
sense of smell and completely derange
the whole system when entering it
through the mucus surfaces. Such
articles Should never be usee except on
prescriptions from reputable physi-
eians, as the damage they will do are
ten fold to the good yon can possibly
derive from them. Halls Catarrh
Cure, manufactured by T. j. Cheney &
Co., Toledy, Ohio, contains no mercury
and is taken internally, and acts di-
rectly upon the blood and mucus sur
faces of the system. In buying Halls
Catarrh Cure be sure you get the gen
uine, it is taken internally and made
in Toledo, Ohio. by f. J. Cheney & Co
Sold by all druggists, price 75c per
bottle.
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Senator Allison gives as his reasons
for refusing cabinet position an in
ability to afford so expensive luxury
and lack of the health and strength
necessary to fit him for the arduous
duties which would devolve upon him
in that position. The latteris cogent
reason. There is no position in public
life which makes larger demands upon
ones physical ability, nor which will
admit of less Sinking than that of
secretary of the treasury. That the
former should be true, however, is a
sad reelection upon American customs.
In1emocratic America man posses
sing the means of Senator Allison
ought to be able to conform to the
social duties which entail upon any
position in public life.
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MARKET QUOTATIONS FOR FEB.


st' EauI Grain and PrOviSiOns,
., Mheat-No. hard, silly bid; No. Northern,
Corn--No g soc bid; sample, asySc asked.
Oats-No. 2miXed, 2ic bid: February, sSc bid
May, a9c bid, 3Oc asked No. white, a7c bid
s9c asked; No. white, aacc id, asc asked.
Rye-No. 2, Acc bid, 47c asked.
Ground Feed--No l, s11.5O bid, s1es5 asked
Corn Meal-Unbolted, s1aa5 asked
Bran-S9.50 bid, $4,000 asked
Baled Hay-No. upland prairie. $3.50 bid, $50.
asked; No. 1, s4.OO bid, $3.50 asked
Timothy Hay-S:OO bid
Dressed l.e-s-SS52 25 bid,
Flax Seed bid
Timothy Seed-~I.4O bid.
Glover Seed-S4.6o
Eggs-121ac bid, 13lAc asked.
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Advice to Mothers.

Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup, fo!
children teething, is the prescription OF
one of the best female nurses and ply
sicians in the United States. and hes
been used for forty Years with never.
failing success By millions Of mothers
for their children. During the process
Of teething its value is incalculable
1t relieves the child from pam, cures
dysentery and diarrhea, gripping in tbs
bowels, and "inG-oolic. BY s::vine
health to the child it rests the mother
Price 25c. a bottle.
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RucKER TO THE 'FRONT.'.
A Very Emphatic Denial OF an EDITORS
Assertions About His Fighting Quail

ties.
DENVER, Col, Feb. 11.-About 1880
this morning Col. John Arlsins, editor of
The Daily News, senator-elect Wolcott
and Chief Of Police Brady were standing
at the bar in Jones saloon, on Curtis
street, when Judge Ruclser entered, and,
walking up to Col Arkins, without a
word, struck him full in the face with
the palm of his hand. Before the colo
nel could recover from his astonishment
Chief Brady had arrested Rucker. He
remained in jail over night and paid
fine of $40. The trouble with Col. Arlins
grew out Of the recent Blackburn-Ru
controversy. While it was in progress
-sr::ills made a visit to New York city,
and while there told reporter that
Judge Rucksr wouldn't fight, as he was
mo- chat kind of stock. To this Judge
Ruclzer replied that he would deal with
him when he was through with Black
burn. 1t is thought trouble will result
over the affair.
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Goa! Miners Going West

PIrTsBURG, Feb. l1.-A party of ITO
coal miners left this city, destined to the
new coal fields Of the Seattle Coal COM
pany in Washington territory, where
they are guaranteed employment at SO a
day. One hundred expert miners from
the Hooking valley region will Join the
party at Columbus, Ohio Another party
is organizing and will leave for Seattle
in :, .ay- 1o,-c
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ON THE RISE.
Il. G. Dun s; Co. Report IL General In.
crease in Values Cor the Week.

| crease in Values eor the Week.
NEW YORK, Feb. Or. G.. Dun &,
Co.'S weekly review of trade says:
The average price of commodities has
taken turn upward. The advance has
been about l per cent. A change for
the better in this respect is usually a
favorable Indication for the future, but
IN this instance the temporary influence
OF change OF weather must be remem-
bered. The speculative markets are
ml&ed-some weaker and some stronger.
Pork has declined so cents per barrel
lard fraction, and hogs Is cents per
lO0 pounds, and these movements are in
accord with a decline of 1-2 cent in corr,
and cent in oats. But wheat has risen
II cents. with reports of a stronger
feeling from the West.
Coal is phenonienally dull, and many
collieries are stopping. The mines at
fittseurg have resumed, and the coke
strike has been abandoned. In minor
nletals there is little change. but the
synalcates s,., st stock of foreign copper in
noteworthy feature of reports from in
terror towns is that all record some COM
plalnt as to.coliections: one city reports
mo improvement" another s.rather
poor" and another somewhat dull or
decidedly slow" The stock market has
been stronger with an advance of about
81 per share. A general change in tone
has come. for the final decision of Judge
brewer adverse to the Iowa railroads is
OF consequence not only to them, but to
others which have hoped that the prin-
clples OF his earlier decision would shield
them against state enactnents Business
failures during the last seven days num-
be Der tor the United States, 273: Canada.
80; total, SOB; AS compared with s3S
last week, and 2s9 for the correspond ing
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If Dakota is to have another terri
torial governor that honor will by
common consent be conferred upon
A. G. Mellette of Watertown. His ap-
pointment is urged by the press with
out Dissenting voice: He is a man
of integrity of purpose, sound judg-
ment, good executive ability and
withal possesses the fullest confidence
of the people.
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CHEAP LODGINGS.
pnllmann's latest Scheme IL a Big Re
.Gurtinn in Slecnint, Car Isates.

7HH'tIOh IN S1ecDiHg Car Kates.
San FRANCISCO, Feb. 11.-It was re-
ported here that Pullman had completed
negotiations by which lie will control
the tourist sleeping cars on all the over
laad roads. as he has controlled the first
class sieepers. The Denver and Rio
G.ande has not yet signed the agreement
but this is the only road except the Can
adian Pacific which he has not captured,
His scheme is to fit up comfortable,
cheap sleeping cars and give low rate
oil SO from San Francisco TO all Missouri
river points. The present fare for first
class s!eepers is s13. Three excursion
companies, which have been doing a
large business in this tourist travel, will
have to abandon the field to Pullman.
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Another Reservation for settlers.

WASHINGTON, Feb. 11.-The senate
committee on Indian affairs has made a
favorable report on the bill to ratify an
agreement with the Muscogee (or Creek)
Indians in Indian territory. The COM
mittee amended the bill by inserting a
new section providing that the lands
shall be open to settlement only under
the homestead law and that no person
who shall be on the land prior to the
time it is opened to settlement shall be
recognized as having claim to ii or be
allowed to file claim.
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The Woonsocket News refers to our
legislative solons as s'the inmates of
the territorial asylum for the mentally
Incapable and weak-minded, located at
Bismarck and otherwise known as the
council" Aren't You just q little hard
upon these gentlemen, Bro. Kelley
You may be legislator yourself some
I.,,,
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Thenew schedule of railroad rates
which takes effect in Iowa by the de-
cision of Judge Brewer, involves a
reduction of freight rates of nearly 80
per cent. Following are some of the
changes, and the rates are for carrying
100 pounds distance of 100 miles:
PRESENT TARIFF.
s. ss.s ai.5 10 15.2 15s ia 9.5 Sc 7.ee
COMMISSIONERS TARIFF.
I 2 3 5 a b C d G
"a 2o.4 16 u s.4 8 s.4 7.2 as
The rate on wheat is reduced from II
cents per 100 pounds to 81 cents; corn
and other grain from 10 to 6.75 cents;
lumber from 9.8 to 63 cents; cattle
from ss22 to $3.50 per car.
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The attention OF the legislature is
respectfully called to the fact that
parties having property, real or per-
sonal, which is mortgaged for nearly
all that it is worth are under the pres
ent law compelled to pay tax upon the
full assessed valuation OF such prop
erty. This ought not SO to be.
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The January number of the Da,sot

The January number Of the Dakota
Educator just received contains many
things which will be of interest to tie
average AIitchellite. Among them
will be found the full text of Miss
Henges' paper read before the South
Dakota Educational association, at its
recent meeting at Redield; also re-
port of Prof. Kratz's address before
the same body and very creditable
portrait OF the latter.
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The University of North Dakota. To-
caEed at Grand Forks, is closed on ac-
count of ;iiphtheria.

lowas supreme court has decided
that t''a sale of liquor in Original
panksgas' IS y violation of her prohi-
bltory 'a%'. This will be most encour-
aging news to the advocates of TEMPER
ance reform, as well as hard blow at
the liquor interests.
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Homer Among Rai,roaIs.

PHILADELPHIA, Feb. 1.-Commencing
with the business OF the month of Feb
rualy the Pennsylvania Railroad COM
pany will divide the receipts from col
iections for excess baggage pro rata
among all its connections entitled to
share in them, relying upon their good
faith for equally fair treatment in re-
turn.
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NEW YORK. Feb. 3.-An evening paper
says that after March 4 Col. Daniel S.
Lamont, private secretary to President
Cleveland, viii assume the position of
general passenger agent OF the New
orll Central railroad, made vacant by
the recent death OF Henry G. Monett.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1889-02-15
The HOusI

WASHINGTON, Feb. 1.-THE house
passed the senate bill establishing a life
saving station near the mouth of st.
Georges river, Meme; senate bill grant
ing Randolph county, Illinois, title to
certain lands: bills granting w. H. Rob-
ertson and Edward L. Hedden, late col
lectors at New York, credits of S2,346
and S3.073, respectively; senate bill
granting right of way through Fort
Custer reservation, Montana, to the Big
Horn Southern railroad; senate bill au-
thorizing the construction of q bridge
across the Mississippi river at La Crosse.
Wis. The postofiice appropriation bill
was then taken up.
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PLANS OF the Hell Telephone compnnx

Plans OF the Bell Telephone Company.
BOSTON. Feb. 1l.-The Journal says:
A gentleman whom we have found al
Ways we'll posted upon telephone matters
says that the Bell company proposes to
eXpend $4,000, 900 additional before the
expiration of its patent and contract
with the Western Union in 1898, and
that at that time the company will have
the finest telephone and telegraph sys-
tenn in the world
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Coal for the -.l.,l.,i.l. -

PHILADELPHIA, Feb 1.-THE lshiladel-,
phia Coal and Iron company. which isl
operated by the Eeading raiifoad, has
been awarded the contract OF supplying
The government with 5000 tons of an
tllracite coal, delivered at Samoa. for the
use Of our navy.
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THE BIG sLueeERs.
ailrain and Smith Sign Articles to Fight
i'll 0ctnhcr.

A1lfitln and Smith Sign ArticIes to Fight
i'll October.
LONDON, Feb. 11.-Articles have been
signed for a fight between Jem Smith
and Sake Kilrain for e1, 900 side under
London rules, the match to be open to a
stake of ;e5,0U0 a side if Kilrain's match
with Sullivan in July is decided by a
bona tide fight. The contest between
Smith and Kilrain is fixed for October.
Charley Mitchell has arranged to box
Smith ten rounds with small gloves, the
victor in the greatest number of rounds
to be the winner.
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BERLIN, Feb. 9-The recall of Mr..
Sewall, the American consul at Samoa,
is generally looked upon with favor
here, and the newspapers are urging the
recall ct the English consul also.
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WORK oE CONGRESS.
The Senate.

WASHINGTON, Feb. 11.-At the conclu-
sion of the morning business the senate
took up the bill to establish United
States court in Indian territory.
After some debate the senate agreed to
the senate judiciary committees substi-
tute for the bill to establish United
States court in the Indian territory. At
2 o'clock the Notifications appropriation
bill was taken up.
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CONDENSED NEWS OF THE pAy

TIC Cincinnati Morning Telegram has
sold out to The Evening Post. ~
Gen. Kalakontski, the well-Inown
Russian artillery specialist, is dead.
Two cases of small pox have been re-
ported to the state board of health from
Rev. DIR. Henry Y. satterlee, of Cal
vary church, New York, has been elected
bishop of Michigan. 'NN
Count William Bismarck, q son of tba
German chancellor, has been appointed
president OF the province of Hanover.
Coal producers of Montreal are asking
Tor an increase in the duty on bitunin.
Gus coal imported from Pennsylvania.
Capt. .Wissman, imperial commissioners
to zanzibar, has purchased five steamers
aS Hamburg for lis African expedition.
Charles i. Orbaun, a newsboy. ,ot
100000 verdict against the Phiiadi,a10 al
leg. 10- inc loss OF a
Iiie president has referred the depart-
ment OF aariculture bill to the attorney
general for an opinion as to it's constit1i-
tionality. '|'>-
The president and Mrs. Cleveland's
trip to New York recently was made to
hunt house to live in after March 4
No selection was made.
A; 7, Hopkins, who for years has been
Gould's right hand man, has severelllis
business relations with the railway king
because his salary was reduced.
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The Fourth Safe Burglars Have Cracked.
oW-iIsEKA, His. Feb. 1l.-The post
Office in this city was entered by burg
iars thursday night and robbed of abotlt
SOTO IN stamps and currency. The safe
was blown open This makes four safes
that have been broken into in this county
during the last few weeks.
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Wheat-February, s1.ooIs; May, s1.oa5s: June,
corn-February, s4c; March, s41sc; May,
35lsc; June, 35c.
Oats February, csc; March, s5lls May, a716c;
Pork-February, s11.ss; March, s11.s5: May,
S11.55 ''
Laa-February, se.75; March, so.75; May,
SGS5; June. SG.s715.
Short Ribs February $500; March. 5000;
May, S6.l5; june $500
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Chicago Live Stock.

Hogs-Receipts, 900 head. light. s4.7o@4.e5;
rough packing, S4.a5Q4.6O; Mixed S4.GO@,4. ss:
heavy packing and shipping, s4.65@4.so.
Cattle-Receipts, 1000 head; beeves, $1,000
40; COWS, S1.do9200; stockers and feeders, 81.
@3.45.
sheep-Receipts, 1000 head; muttons $3.50
500; Westerns, corn fed, SS.25@5.0O lambs, S4,7
MGOp ~.
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TIE 1'llIID BELIEVER.
LESSON VII, FIRST QUARTER, INTER-
NATIONAL SERIES. FEB. IL.

Text CT the Lesson Mark IL. a5-s.-cor,-
NIT Verses IS. 2t-Golden Text Mark Y.
se-commentary by tho Rev. d. NJ.
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Two cases of small pox have been re.
ported to the state board of health from
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1889-02-15

Charles t. Orbaun, a newsboy. rot
q $4,000 verdict against the Philadel.
phla Traction company for the loss of a
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1889-02-15

The president has referred the denart-
ment of agriculture bill to the attornav
general for an opinion as to it's constit,;I-
tiona]itv W. SA'0Ae1-
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1889-03-23
Synteretic Suggestions.

DO not wear pair of socks longer
than six months; socks should be
changed at Least once year or they
will not stand more than one washing.
Lesides, your heal h will be impaire
by weaving item several years at %
time
If you desire to give yourself a
stle IN, the best way is to tie one end
OF rope around your ne k and the
other to a limb of a tree, standing on q
Iarrel to do it; then jump as far as you
can; it won't hurt the rope in the least,
and it will be splendid exercise for you,
being extremely synteret C. You need
do tn S only once.
Do not play with Spitz dog, unless
the dog is deld; the bite from a Spitz
dog will do more toward helping YOU
on to The vague futnrity than case of
fever and ague with smallpox attach
ment.
Do not allow your neighbor to throw
his dead mules, cats, and relations into
yo1r ba"k yard; they will ultimately
affect your health, ald, besides. Your
neighbor is not authorized to stock
your premises with his kindred, whether
defunct or otherw.se.- Louis Mar
N -il1o
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American Pilgrims in Rome

ROME, March 1S.-Archbishop Stonor
celebrated high mass in the Irish Col
lege yesterday. Cardinals Schiaffino
and Bianchi, Archbishop Stonor, and
bishops Keane, McQuaid and Wigger,
were present at dinner in the
college. Mgr. Grasseli celebrated
mass at the Church of the
irish Frarciscans, where Father Locke
preached a powerful sermon. Cardinal
lTacobini and Mgr. Revell entertained
the Arnerical pilgrims and the Irish
Augustinians later IN the day.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1889-03-23
The Largest Gold Mines i'm the World,

At Lead City, near Deadwood, Law
renee County, are located the largest
gold mines and mills in the world, the
"Homestaka" The ore bodies mined
by this company show a working face
from 300 to 400 feet wide, sinking to
an inexEaustible depth. Six hundred
stamps, crushing 10000 cubic feet of
rock every twentyfour hours, drop in
cessantly, day and night, in the mills.
without an intermission even for the
Sabbath. During the ten years in
which the miDes of the Homestake
combination have been operated they
have produced about $4,000, 900 in
bullion, and paid over $4,000, 900 in
dividends to stockholdeis.-P. F. Nc
ClnTe, IN Harper's.
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CHAPTER NJ.

Ray remained with his mother about
a month, and during tha5 time he i'm
proved, physically. very much; he row
looked somewhat like the Ray of old.
yet there was always a tinge of sad
n s. about him that nothing would
drive away; his fac was ALWAYS 1.-THE
brightest now when he was romping
with his little girl, or had taken her
upon the horse with him when he went
ont for ride.
His mother would always remon-
strate with him about acting so, but
then he would always good-natu7edly
reply:
ooh, she is all l have left, mother,
and let us have a ride together. And.
OF course, she always did.
Finally Ray decided t. spend a few
weeks in London, and while there he
intended 10 pav Sir Charles Willoughbv
snort visit, but when he arrived at
tn great city the streets were hot and
d.. and the very SIGHT Of tn m n ade
IA "a sal, for he and Lea ara had spent
a ew V, ehs q ere on tn il tr.n round
t,is world, and now, a he passed along
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1889-03-23
CHAPTER NNNTN-

How old Mrs. Bristors eyes bright
enad and sparAlod at the sight of her
long-lost o, and her beautiful little
graud-child
Why, Ray, my boy, she is just like
never breathed the breath Of life; now
tell me all thai has happened since l
lett home"
Hay told her all, just as il was, a1d
when it came to that part where Jean
II tie had played such cruel part il
the drama Of his life, his mother was
very mich affected.
And to think that once, long years
ago, when yoa were children together,
| secrt tiy EOIed that she wolld really
lie my daughter some day, but l see
no that she w,ull never have made
gou happy, had such a thing hap
d ned,
No, mother, l never could have
loved her or any woman as / id Lima
God created us for each other, fo1
man and wife, and cannot understand
why He allowed us to lie 50 cruelty
separated
N'ONt > " al . III ottilFttS, ILAtttNts
my boy, and we should not question
His Wi dom"
The missing links of our chain OF
happiness are all found now but one,
mother, and ii Of that nix the lost one
is not found, the chain viii always be
broken, for no link could fill that
space as long as the world stands"
Don't look on the dark side too
much, for, perhaps, you may yet be
successful"
Ray then told his mother all that
Farmer Rice had told him about Lima,
and about the papers that had been
stolen. etc.
ooh, what did [ tell you, Ray p
Churchill? Yes, that is the very
name; young Churchill, a fine, no
bla young man, married your Aunt
Rega's daughter, and soon after theii
marriage they went abroad, and never
were heard OF again; that has always
been a mystery. Yes, you may well be
pro-d of yorr little wife, for the
Churchills were noble people; then
fame and honor is equal to that of the
/ risto!s. They say the old Churchill
N'lSslS olI.i SttSttlS " lut Sedr anu Is Z
fit monument TO the fame and glory OF
that ancient race"
Yes have often heard it spoken
o, and know where it is. They say the
scene from the old tower is grand.
guess [ viii run down to London be
fore we return to America, and while
there | viii go out and see my old
friend, Sir Charles Willoughby. The
Willoughby estates Join the Church
Ills, you remember?"