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MORTGAGE sAlE.

WHEREAS default has been made in tie
payment OF the money secured by Il mortgs q ,
dated the sth day of April. A, D., Is exec IL; ed
oy hphraim Mckinley and Hannah Mckinley
otlht couny of DAWSON and Territory of Da
Aota. t' The Amt tr.c;n 1nvtSsn ent Co, OF En-.
met-Sburg, Iowa, and which murtgae re was
recorded m The office he register of deeds
OF tic county HaSison and Territory OF Dakota
in book aS oi M'rtgages. on page 40 on the
l2th q Not april lsSG Al o'clock p. m., and
v liEhEAs. o actio or proec diDus ut law
or otherwsc have ban Instituted 10 recover
the debt secured b., sui nortglge, or apy
part thereof.
WHEREAS, the amount claimed TO he dine
npon said mortgage. at the dat ,his notice.
is tho sum OF Seyenty-seven ca, dollars and
seventy COZ cents. (s7T.iW to-wit: S75 principal
and S2.T1 interest besides tho sum of $50 dol.
lars attorney sfae, sttpulat.. tor IN said mort
'ge
Nov THEREFORE, Not ce is hereby given
that byv'r ueof the power of sale contained in
said mortgage, and duly recorded IS fforesaid
and II pu srtnce of the statutes in such c; ses
nude and provided til. laid mortgage will he
foreclos, d by Il sale of the mortgage d pIe misses
thel cin discribad at public auc ion at tile front
door of tn court hc,!sc i'll the city of Mitchell.
county of Davisonand state of South Dakota, on
thcGth d y0f December. 1880 AT 10 clock in th,
forenoon of that day Tie moltsarod 1nm-
ses mr. 81 uated i'll the county OF DAWSON, in
the State OF South Dakota and alo d, S .rihod as
fol ,Ws o-Wit:
The nnrth east quarter CT section No thir.
teen CO, J., township No. one hundred three
COB north and range No. s!Xty-two (i2) west of
the 9TH III. and containi, one hundred sixty
acres according tothe United States Govern
ment survey thereof.
Dated at Mitchell, S. d., this 23d day of Octo.
Der i b. 1870.
AMER CAN INVESTMENT CO..
Alortsagee.
&. L. HITCHCOCK.
Attornev for Morty gee.
SPEERY DWIGHT
Sheriff and Auct.oneer.
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The Capitol Building. !.

Pierre Free Press: The Sioux Falls
Press contains a copy of the lease by
which the United States court has
rented the capitol building in this city
for the term of a year, agreeing to pay
therefor $500. The Press seems to
think 1t has discovered big mares
nest in the matter and that it will be
death blow to Pierre's capital aspir-
ations because Pierre has all along
claimed that the property belonged to
South Dakota should Pierre be chosen
the permanent capital.
The Press has given the text unwit-
tingly for one of the best campaign
documents that Pierre has had this
year. 1t has brought to light substan-
TALLY the following points:
First, the capitol building company
that erected the state house in Pierre
did SO out of their own p ivate means,
with no expectation of remuneration
from the state.
Second, they have placed deed to
the building in one of the banks of
Pierre, to be turned over to the state
when the capital is permanently loca-
ted at this city.
Third, they leased the building to
Che United States for court purposes
subject to the uses of the state, with
which the lease was to in no wise in
ttrfere.
Fourth, when the capilal is perms-
nently located at Pierre the state, and
not the company who put up the capi-
tol, will receive the $2,500 per annum
which the United States pays for rent
al, and the state can upon its own
pleasure annul that lease according to
proviso it contains.
Fifth, the building is in every way
.ited for the purposes it was intend
ed, according " the printed testimony
Judge Edgerton gives, accompanying
the lease.
Sixth, the terms of the United States
court in no way interfere with state
business, as representatives hall,
where the court is held, is never occu-
pied at the same time the Legislature
meets.
Meantime the company that drew
upthe lease of the building, or a GER
tain part of it, to the United States
for court purposes, displayed good
iudgmentin thus bringing in $2,5OO
| income to the state.
| The building has never yet cost the
state one cent and never will, because
the state will own it in two more
weeks time.
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How Severe Colds are Broken up In
Montana,

hVW ScfcFO CO1ub are 0FOken up In
Montana.
From the Virginia City, Mont. Mad.
isonian: When we find medicine we
know to possess genuine merit, We
consider it duty, and we take pleas
ure in telling the public what it is
Such a medicine we found Chamber
lain's Cough Remedy, last winter,
when Ia grippe was prevailing. We
are satisfied that we warded off several
attacks that we're threatening by use
of this syrup, and we have since re-
lieved, in few hours, severe colds, and
in the course of two or three days, en-
tirely broken them up by its use, as
have several of our friends to whom
we have recommended it. 1t is all
that it is represented to be by the man.
ufacturers. If you have cough and
want to stop it. .Chamberlatn's Cough
Remedy will do the work. For sale
by j.. o. Gale, druggist.
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PROPOSED AMENDMENTS
To the Constitution of the State of
South Dakota.

The tits, ley sl;.tur OF the state of sou,h
Dakota proposed the fol.cwi u amendments
to he cols ttutiou II the state,
FIRST: l3ya joint res out'on entitled Joint
resolution proposing an amendment to the
constitution ''mins the public Indebtedness
debtrd 'tss.' Approved March sth 1850.
The + flowing is proposed as sn amendment
to the CONSTITUTE N. viz;
eXpr SIS aud making public improvements, or
t" lnt ct a u. ticlt. or failure IN revenue. the
sta c may. in addition to pre-exlsttng debts,
gate sb'n,OOo, except 10 repel invasion, sup
United States in war" Also,
joint resolution proposing an amendment to
the constitution prohibiting Indians who sus-
tain tribal relations, receive support from the
taxable lands IN severalty, from voting at any
election held under the constitution of the
state Of South Dakota" Approved March 9Th,
1880. The following is proposed as an amend
ment TO the constitution, viz:
No Indian who sustains tribal relations.
receives support N whole or Grin part from the
taxable land in seyera!ty, shall be permitted
tutnn" Also 'oS'
THIRD: Bv an act EMIT ed IAN act to sub
nit the question I'll w,'m II suffrage 10 Il vote
fthe eople. Approv' d March ulh $50
The following is proposed us lh amendment
to the cons ti,uton,vz:
>hal! tie NO d '.,,a.l "be stricken from Sec.
2 of AIT : T"f the con>titntio.l; =, al,rto cleo
tious ana rigat { sufrls'? Said act pro-
vitl. S III Al If majo II, of the vot S ar in ia
vor o Striking .ut /, g word IN If" it shall
be stricken out and he,e shall ereufter te
no distinct Ii b. tween lnaie> aud lem $ Ill
the eXrrc of tl.-.r ght q suffrage nj an, el,c-
5lo" t., Til s State.
TIE To. IN .: bal ut 10 b.. II I'd in tug OH
Sudu lesti III ne urint ii IN the regular
Ike. il, br II. ed in vot ' !. frr tines at officers
.i,,f ~ md E.,I.
OwS:
snail tile word male he IS r c'eo from Sec
one If Art. St, ct al the constilutOn?' Yes No,
a electors tlrsring & Vote IN ,or ,f Strk-
ing ut Ii wold IN lie" m,'st erase tn w"rd
20" = ters drsir rg. I" vote against
striking out the word INA Z" must erase tue
word Yes
The afores aid proposed amendments are to
be voted upon at he re ular election W be held
on the first Tuesday after The first M6..l v
III November a. ID i. 1880 ..t
Dat u,li h day Of Au.u ust, ls9p.
a. o ,R,NGsnuT
- -ec'y'f ta'
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frtain Missouri slope politicians in
th Dakota, who are hostil e to SEN
Plerce's reelection, have set on
a scheme to move the capital
! Bismarck, in the hope of demor-
ng that gentleman's strength at
e. The movement is said to be
neered by Alex. Mckenzie, who 1T
be recalled, was the man who put
capital at Bismarck in the first
and so far as any removal is con-
fed, is fake. for the state consti-
Rn has settled that question in
th Dakota. The Sioux Falls Press,
eyer, affects to b lleye the scheme
Pre-, and makes a laborious effort to
a Huron moral therefrom. The
tal of North Dakota will remain
asmarck and the capital of South
pta will be fixed at Pierre just the
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kery voter interested in the sue
] of the republican ticket should be
Ethe alert this week. The opposi-
has reached the point of despera-
and will stop atnothing to furth-
be class prejudice and passions on
fh its entire campaign has been
ID. 1t has already been found
fy of outrageous lying against
|ous candidates, and in one or two
Rnces has been obliged to retract
Handlers, particularly in the case
r. III. L. Bras at the Mt. Vernon
|ting. We may be prepared for
hing and everything from this on
pc way ofreckless campaign meth
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organ: There is no
Preston can be elected but by the
|of money. Independents stand to
colors.
other words, Independents can
|be trusted to Withstand an offer to
out their principles. This is a
fly serious charge for an independ-
paper to make against its own par
nembers. But the organ does not
eve what it says. Il sees the hand
flng on the wall and IN it's desper-
b resorts to the time worn cry of
hle.
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ELECTION NOTICE.

AUDITORS tu'F'GE, DAWSON Co. 3. u.
Notice is hereby t,,cn that on Tuesday the
fourth day OF Novem rnext (being the first
Tuesday after the tirs .Mondayin in said month";
an election will be he Dawson county, g.
d. as follows:
At school hous, in sub district No, 2. Perry
township.
At school hous in sul,-ilistrict No. l. B dyer
township,
AT store OF G. B. Kels y Blendon township.
At school house in village of Mt. Vernon Mt.
Vernon township.
At school house In sub district No. 4, Eeu!ah
township.
Az school house in sub di strict No. 2, Prosper
township.
At school house in sub district No. 2 Lisbon
township.
At tschool house in sub-listrict No. s, Union
township.
At school hous, in sub district No =, Baker
township.
At school house in sub.dlstrict No. A, Tobin
township.
at scho ol hou.e IN uL.l.strict No. 8, Rome
township.
At Dodges coal office dover Main s.reet) list
ward city of Mitchell.
At tMcDonald's building lot IL block o, end
ward city OF Mitchell.
At store lately occupied by Harker 10 10
block 2. 3rd ward city of Mltchell.
At Mizener's uildng lot block 8, 4tl ward
city of Mitchell.
At house on block9 3. T. Green's addition
Opposite Calhoun's farm east side Mitchell
township.
At residence of W. 3. Sweely lie n section
10, west SIDE Mitchell township.
To elect the following officers.
Two Representatives in Cong ess,
A Governor
A ALieutenant Governor.
ASecr etary of State
A State Treasurer.
a State Auditor
A State Superintendent of Pabllc Instruc-
ton.
An Attorney General.
ACommissioner of School and Public Lands
A Commissioner of Labor and Statistics.
AState Senator, 18th Senatorial District
Two Representati- -es, 18th district
A County Judge.
A Clerk of the Court.
A Sheriff.
A County Auditor.
A Register of Deeds.
A States Attorney.
ASurveyor.
A Coroner.
A Superintendent of Schools.
An Assessor,
Four Justices of the P P.ace.
Four Constables.
One County Commissioner 1st district.
One County Commissioner 5th district.
To locate permanent seat of government.
And to vote upon the following proposed
amendment to the State Constitution.
I. An amendments to the constitution al
lowing the state to contract an Indebtedness
never to exceede $500, ,0o0) five hundred thous-
and dollars, except i'll case Of war etc.
II. An am ,ndment to the constitution pro-
hibitlng Indians who retain tribal relatio MS
and receive support from the United Staes or
hold untaxable land in severalty from voting
at an. election held under the constitution OF
the state.
III. Al amendment to the constitution
striking the word male" from section of
critic of the constitution relating to elec-
tions and the right of suffrage.
Dated this sixth day of October A. d. 1890,
Il. Z. ROBINSON
Auditor OF Dawson county South Dakota
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haYe no clubs to throw at Huron,
have no quarrel with any man who
fers her to Pierre, but we have the
lest interest in the development of
entire state, we want to see the
|kets of the Black Hills thrown
b to our farmers instead of being
kopolized by the people OF Nebras-
I'VE want to see the reservation
(ntrv rapidly developed, we want
(ee Mitchell the queen of the lower
river valley.
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here would Chicago be today had
cement stopped at the Mississippi
f on the theory that all west of
was a barren waste? Where
I'D Sioux City and northwestern
|a be today it South Dakota had
hined the so called "Great Ameri-
Desert?" Where, indeed, would
x Falls and Mitchell and Huron
Aberdeen themselves be il f1he
(on theory had been in vogue ten
8 ago that nothing west of the
river amounted to anything? ?
Pre- will Mitchell be in five years
r if the capital goes to Huron on
narrow platform that the major
of the state is virtually worthless
agriculture?
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With the report that Mr.. Blackman
received fhe above statement, think
he made the assertion thinking he
could get affidavit, so 1 attach NO
blame to him personally.
j. Il. WELLS
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be cities of Sioux Falls, Yankton,
tertown and Aberdeen will each
a majority for Pierre, not because
love Huron less but themselves
|e. They all realize that develop
1t to the westward is their only
Fantee of growth, they look at the
|ory of the settlement of the north
t for proof of this fact and they,
|efore, propose to vote in their
interests. And Mitchell should
Twill do the same.
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he independents are living rizhtup
heir platform of "fair means no
ker." Last night they advertised
| (cks to speak in one township and
tdall in another, the object being
! leep independents away from re-
|lican meetings., but of course
! cks and Wardall were not within
miles,
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from my druggist a.d obtained dali almost im%s
ernnt ions gradually dropped off and disappear.
ed u one e by one, until had been fully cured.
had the disease thirteen months before began
Weeks was entirely cured. NV disease was
eczemaand @ssn and psoriasis know Of a great many
who have taken the REMEDIES, and thank me
Who have babes with scally eruptions on their
heads and bodies. cannot express my thanks
to you. My body was covered With scales, and
1 was an awful spectacle to behold. NOW my
skin is as clear as a baby's.
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You Can't Have

Perfect health, unless your blood Is pure and
rich In elements necessary to repair the waste
OF the system. Hoods Sarsaparilla IS the
most popular and successful medicine to
purify the blood, to restore good circulation
and to give vitality and health to the who's
body. 1t cures scrofula, salt rheum, boils.
and all humors and weaknesses caused OF
promoted by impure blood
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1890-10-31
Catholic Fair Notes.

A gold watch valued at $40, a s.
from Messrs. Scallin and Nichols, to
be voted to the most popular young
lady in the city.
A superb railroad lantern will be
voted to the most popular conductor
running into the city.
Admission to concert 25 cents.
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he announcement by the indepen-
Is that fair means were to be no
Ter used in this campaign does not
|cate any particular change in
|r methods. This frank avowal
betrays their desperation.
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Blackman Eats Crow.

I, W. N. Blackman, state that the
party who stated that j. E. Wells was
to pay him S25 for working for Preston
and j. e. Wells, refuses to make af1i.
davit to that effect, and that no aft.
davit can be produced.
(SigneO W. N. BLAcKMAN.
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! This capital matter keep Mitchell's
RESTS always in sight, and don't be
led by speclous arguments, which
Flogic of our location and of the
kement of the state easily refutes.
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CAPITAL TALK.

the various state institutions as an ar.
goment IN favor of the locating of the
capital at Huron. The argument, SO
1ar as 1T amounts to anything. tends
the other way. The southern and
eastern portion of the state having
bsell well cared for, it is no more than
lar to give the central portion q
chance.
*x*
The Hurouite says: History ALWAYS
records traitor or fool after the name
OF the man who does not stand up foI
his own locality-his own home.
That's great deal stronger than We
would care to put it, but the theory Of
standing up for ones own locality is
the correct one-and the voters of this
county should stand by their record OF
the past in this respect. Mitchell's
interests will be best subserved in
every way with the capital at Pierre,
***
Wolsey has withdrawn from the
capital race in favor of Huron. Thus
explodes one OF thinnest of campaign
fakes.
Xxx
Recurring to the capital vote of last
year and taking into account the
marked increase IN the vote of the
Hills we are at loss to see where
Huron's percentage of increase is com.
ing from. Pierre cannot be beaten.
***
Huronlte: Hughes county-think
of it, the whole county, where the
Pierre papers have been boastinR of
copious and timelv rains-raised 49,.
1913 bushels of oats!
Commissioner Hagerty's figures
show that while Hughes county raised
but 12 bushels of oats to the acre
to 10 i'll Beadle county, Hughes county
also raised 8 bushels of wheat to 6 in
Beadle and s bushels of corn to 4 in
Beadle. Both Brown and Sphinx coun.
ties raised less wheat and corn to the
acre than Hughes, and Brown county
less oats, but the Huronite would
hardly feel like disparaging these two
splendid counties to help its cause. A
campaign which bases its strongest
efforts on the disparagement of the
resources of the whole state cannot
and ought not to succeed.
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MORTAR SPOTTED SKIN.
Covered with Scales. Awful Spectacle
Cured IN Five Weeks by the
Cuticura Remedies.

] am going to tell you of the extraordinary
me. Aboutthe ist Of april la:t 1 noticed some
red rimples like coming out al over my body,
but Thought nothing OF it until some time later
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1890-10-31

spotted on, and which came off
in layers acc nmpanied with
itching. ] wCuld scratch every
night until l was raw. then the
next night the scales, being
formed meanwhile. w,re
scratched OFF again. In vain
did I consult all the doctors in
the county. but without aid.
After giving up all hopes ofre-
covery, / happened to see an
advertisement in the newSpa-
per about YOUR CUTICURA 4 EN-
rDIrs and nnrnhasp1 them
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1890-10-31

fitchell today draws trade from a
! Per section of country than ANY
|u IN thy jan river valley. Does
|want to release her commercial
temacy?
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CuTICuRA RES0L VENT.

The new Blood anu Skin Purifier and great
est Of Hum0r Remedies. internally Ito clense
the blood of all impurities. and thus rem1ye ,;
the cause). and CUTIonRA, the great SKIN sin
Beautifer, externally TO clear the skin and
scaip and restore the hair). cure every species
Of agonizing, itching, burning; scslly ana
pimply diseases OF the skln' sca'p' ana plooa'
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1890-10-31

In Montana. Free Lands. Ne
Heal.h Towns. New Railways, New Mine
1Woal.t and Low Rates. LarQest area o
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|. S. SIP. & u
These Letters are the Initials of the
New Line through Wyoming and
Idaho to the Pacific Northwest

This line is composed of the
Chicago, St. Paul, Minneapolis &
Omaha and Union Pacific Rail
ways, and reaches more Far
Western Cities than any other line
as follows:
Haley, Boise City, Lewiston,
Moscow and principal Idaho
points.
Walla Walla, Colfax, Farming
ton, Rockford, Spokane Falls and
numerous Washington points.
Baker City, Pendleton, Portland
and principal Oregon points.
Ogden and Salt Lake City, the
largest points in Utah.
San Francisco, Los Angeles
and all California points from Mt.
Shasta to San Diego.
And this line also reaches Butte,
Anaconda and many other points
in Montana.
Also note that by this line
accommodations are furnished in
Pullman Family Sleeping Cars at
very low rates to holders of
second-class tickets going to
Washington, Oregon and Califor-
MIA.
When you get ready to go
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M. & O. Ry., who will cheerfully
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about through car service over
the LAKE Superior, St. PAIL G.
Union Pacific Line" and connec-
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address
T. w. TEASDALE.
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Blood Will Tell.

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