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BALTIMORE 4 OHIO RAILROAD.
Schedule IN effect July Q. 1899.
Leave washington from station corner Of New ,

Schedule IN effect July O. IsQ3
Leave washington from station corner Of New Jsrsx
For Chicago and Sori hS tis vs.tibu,.a 1au,-s
Express trains lbs an. els so pm. III Al
For ST 2oai 30. aud fSsi.n.pose
bnled Limited. 3 20 o m express Il. IS nixht
M M o an1 ana Cleveland. express dsiiy IA Is
For Ls.ieetcn and s,sunsOn. HOGAN
For Inrsy NafaTai Bridsel Rcs NO Kna,,.
cana and Memghs n 10 m daily ssssis
for Luray. 3 30 pm daily.
For Baltimore. week days 3. 90 rs 40 a5 II rs
800 as mnI,es1 Iso!. 6 g. 10 80. 40 90 As ain.
So 500 S "a and 4 4 b sS 10 80 80
3as itIs 4s 800 10 CO. q so n7sS. = 81 81
For hsS.P0 d'i Is and q 3 Is Is a,s end n
Pm. Sundays, s3oam. &3l pm.
For For sassrstown: no, 90 an, nns t5.pnm
For q ithersburr ana wsr nam. ~ o, %
II -. % 90. u. 30 81 IS .7o5 81 40 I'll an, M
For Bay RIDE week G days "a IS n. an. ma
ROYAL Bile LINZ IF For s fHs fd 81 AND PHIL
For phf,aa.,rhi.. NNp eE i1It so.,o, ,,,,s
daily. 500 90. 90. Dining Car, IN. il OF al
Is O.. Dining Card s 90. dl.3o .. Sleep ing ~
BUFFET Parlor C.rs on all dsy trains
For Boston, = 40 o. IN. with Pullman Buffet Sl-~p-
va foaghkeeg.le bridge. landing passengers IL sd
NJ station al Boston:
Except Sunday: Daily. ssunday only.
Bsrrase called for and checked from ho,.,, .,a
residences by Union Transfer 90. on order. Ter ~
'!iei o 5pf So and 1851 Pa syf AID 4 ssge
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Morality in summer Drinks,
rom the New York Herald.

rom tne NeW York Herald.
Morality in summer is largely a matter
of cool drinks properly administered and
the women's college Of the future will have
a new department and a new textbook,
Every Woman Her Own Drink Mixer"
Qor domestic use only. A properly COM
pounded summer drink will do more to
tame the savage New York man than all
the love philters ever concocted. You have
got to descend to mans level to conquer
him. Many a good man has gone wrong
because his wife imagined that when she
had learned to make an armchair out of
an empty flour barrel she was qualified to
go up head and take diploma as a house
hold fairy; Nay. nay, Pauline. Don't do
IT! 1t Is the surest way to send Jack or
Tom or Harry off with his typewritist try
Ing to discover how to be happy though
married. Most men hate these makeshifts
In the way of furniture. and although they
may chuck you under the chin and call you
an angel, you just notice how they avoid
those things. A right-minded man would
rather sit on barrel that is barrel un-
blushinsly than to ensconce himself on one
OF those impossible saopbox settees or d.
vans.
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RAILROADS.
THE GREAT

- -. PENNsiLVANIA ROUTE
srr RR2Uskf TRIk esSShEsRP f5Siparxr
TRAINS nE sRsS. e fh ls STATION
For Pitisburr and the West, Pennsyivsnis Isni..d
EIpress q Pullman vsstibuIe Car. al / Top M.
s .spas Car q 70 q z escsse di s
Linz 10 - asiiy Z cevs.HS. P ceiam'ss.
fsror Car a.rsHs ai' fstssg, sa.1Srsg nh
Cars from Pitt-burg to columbus' clevalsnd snd
p M daily Psror Gar c %ssiss are Pr -
Gnrs and s ,s9 Gs osrs HsissnEs st L
ssEy 70 x 81 s sIssn,nS Ss.ssrI Itprsss
sleepers for Pittsburg and Cleveland Pniinss
fIpTess daily for Ps;ssus oS coiSSsS.
pl1elnnss indisnsPois Men phis and ST Leu.
sIsspinx Ca h.TTissurs g Mf@Eli. pni6s c.r
daily Tor PsbaTs and fhe wep with ~ ts9J.as
F. Sleeper 70 Pittseurs and H.rriseurg g chicsse
Ere. csnsndsiRas ana soche.ser daily for sus
NTH ss csT o 20
For williamsgort, Rochester. Burslo and Nias.1
sssPins Car wsshR sS 70 i sSs.ce '0ra'' ''
daily sSnsy 'n For R R.@. pc sus
FoR P&ILApFIPHIA. NEW YORK AND rHR
and Dinins Cars no ooseSes1 2 20. 300. X %
isSo ;ns III Il s% % 81 - g ss1as 3
Dnns e.- sn6 no p rSsrs so f.5S sad
To- SSSR e; S a GO M II g p m
New York 400 pm. dsiiy, Tor Phi asipSis wa
FoR PHILADELPHIA ONLY
Fast express. 50 a. m week days. and 3 Is N.
Accoamodation. 5 ooam. daily.
ssrstors express trsrIor c al - ~ mn .., A.
OF h9s,on Without change. :. 50 week days ana
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RICHMOND AND pANyILLE RAILROAD.
RfUBFS FOSTER. RfCFiyfRs

RICHMOND AND DANNIILE RAILROAD
SAMUEL Rf fprhbFSt FosFvR W nHfCcIpyK9PER Asp
49, Schedule IN effect June 4, 1894
NJ trains arrive and leave at Pennsyvania pss.~u-
ser station. WASHINGTON, d. c.
90 m daily Local for Danviile and station, he
Tor Front koys snd strasburg daily ercspt sunlsr
III 10 q m. Richmond and Danvtlle fast maj
Daily for Lynchbnrs and Nor:oik and Western ana
Fast Tennessee. Virginia and Georgia raj vsy sf.-
TONS and for PRINCIPAL points south on Richu.,nd
a n panNhle stem intending Admission and eir.
mlnsham, Pullman Sleeper New rors and washInr-
ton 70 Atlanta and Montgon.ry. which unites a
Greensboro with SLEEPER for Augusta
and strasburg.
pm.-Dsily for principal points .outh ON Ri-b
mona ana Danville system Pullman Sleeprr Wash
instSn 70 charlotte. and Dauyle TO Asheville ana
10 - p. m. Daily. WASHINGTON AND sor-FH
MtsIkhN NESTIBULED LIMITED. COMPOSED en-.
irely OF ulmAn sleepers and Dining Carr and rans
70 atlanta Montgorery aud New Orleans with Pall-
New orleans via MONTGOMERY. aud New Work 70
Augusta. and New ork TO AsheNfie sns Hot sprirgs
and Warrington 20 Memphis via Birming CHAM; siso
Pullman Sleeper Birmingham 20 Minona. Miss lio.
IhANsON WASHINGTON AND OHIO DIVISION
.eaNe washington at " 10 a. m, 4 b o. m. daft cor
Round Hi and , 30 pm. daily for Leasburg and
% r. m. except sunday for Herndon and i'm ier1ne-
am. 40 q m daily from Round Hill, and q - a m
eaiy from Leesbure. and @ IS daily except M.
dsy from herndon only.
Through trsns from the south arrive wsshinssun
50 Am. 10. 45 a. m. 2 IS o m and n Is y m Hs-
nsssss Division. n 40 am. daily exceYt sunday
Iickets. Sleeping Car reservations and irformsfYn
FURNISHED AZ Offices 5ll and 100 Pennsylvania ave-
Sna ~ fassenser Station. Pennsylvania Rairosd.
". II. GREEN. Gen. Man W A. TURK Gen PAS, srt
4. . srown. General Aren't PASSENGER Dept. les
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BICYCLES.

BICYCLES.
High prices on bicycles longer prevail The
long talked-o cut" has come.
THE MAJESTIC,
fully guaranteed high grade machine fitted with
NJ. and W. pneumatic tires and equal to any
bicycle on earth: for $SS cash. No instaIlmepts
No exchanges Call and them.
GEO .. ATWATER,
1ez-Sm I2o Pa. ave.
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ANY A LITTLE
misery may happen
to one who goes to
seek for pleasure in
the country round
Paris on a hot day
in July.
For scenery we had
the ancient town of
Beaumont. with it's
citadel overlooking
the fair valley OF the
Disc. with its SPLEEN
did medieval church
and the worn old
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DENTISTRY.

You ARE INVITED TO LOOK AT SOME OF OUR
famous natural sets Of teeth-they are good ad
b. See a. on another page. au3
DIR: GRAHAM, 3O7 nth ST. NV. ExPERIENC-
ed and expert specialist in operative and sur
gical dentistry. Filling and extracting positively
without pain. No inexperienced and Incompetent
boy Assistants newly hedged graduates in
trusted to practice patients. but all opera
tions performed personally by DR.. Graham. Ex-
tracing 25c.
Extracting with gas or local anaesthetic. &c.
Cleaning, 75c.
Filling with platina, silver amalgam 15c.
Porcelain crowns, s.; gold crowns, Sc.
Very best full set Of teeth. 81. jy25-2ws
PAINLESS EXTRACTION OF TEETH.
NO PAIN. NO CHLOROFORM
NO DANGER. NO ETHER OR GAS.
NO SLEEP. NO COCAINE.
NO swEIIED GUNS.
NO UNPLEASANTNESS.
NO EXTRA CHARGE.
We have exclusive control of q preparatton for
in this city which, when "
APPLIED TO THE GUMS
RENDERS EXTRACTION PAINLESS
It IL applied directly to the gums.
BY its use teeth be extracted perfectly
painless
No swelling Of the gums afterward.
The patient retains all his senses while having
his teeth extracted.
No danger Particularly adapted to persons
who cannot take gas.
We ask no pay II not as represented.
Call on us and try our system of painless ex-
traction by local application and We guarantee
you will use no other in the future.
THE EVANS DENTAL PARLORS,
jy61m" 1917 Penn. ave. NV.
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CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO RAILWAY.

SCHEDULE II EFFECT MAY ~ 1893
a. trains leave daily from Union Station (B. and D.
9th and SITS
Through the erandest scenery in America with fbs
nsndsonest and most complete Solid Train Service
West from Washington.
200 D, IN. daily-''wsshincton and CHICAGO Sr.-
ctal"-solid yestibuled, newly equipped, elesfgto-
lighted train. Pullmans finest sleeping cars Wash
inSton % Chicseo Dining car from wsshing1asn
Chicago SO Pm.
IL 10 o. m. daily-The famous p r. V. Lamftsd~-
solid vest bule train with dining car and Pulfnsp
sleerers Tor Cincinnati. Lexington and louisvi q
without change. arriving at Cincinnati B.25 D. ~.
Lexington 6.15 m. Loulsyille 30 p m, Ind an
spolis III 30 m. Chicsgo - An, ST Louis a
q. m. connecting in Union depot for all point<
Special Pullman sleeper Moudeys Wednesdays ana
Fridays through TO Hot Springs Va without chanrst
200 p. m. dAily-E.press for 6ordonsvilie Char.
lottesvtle. Naynesboro. stanton principal lir
g1nis points; daily. except sunday, for Richmond
Pu Imam locations and tickets ct company's ofhas~
513 and 1921 Penna. ave
my29 II. W. FULLER Gen1 Passenger ageua
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Nothing Small ExceDt the I'm

Nothing small Except the Hub.
From the Elmira Gazette
One OF the first things Boston child
learns is never say die or any other word
Of one syllable.
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PROFESSIONAL.

PLAIN INDICATED AND SEA SALT BATns:
also scientific massage: open Sundays DIR sARa
WAfCorT. o0sls 18th NJ. NV. aus-6fs
PROF. CLAY Is THE OLDEST FsTABIIsH ~
advertising clairvoysnt, astaologer and medium
Born with wonderful prophetic gift OF s.-oaue
saghi, tells all the events Of your life ffsm
cradle 20 grave. reveals hidden mysteries. rec0s-
. .Ts 1ss. p% or stolen soodi out s
together, causes speedy marriages. with happy
results. tells whether the one you lave Il tue
or false interprets dreams, gives success 10 bas-
Strangers from other cities and all In trouale
will time and money by coming to rifbt
have failed. 6obsinees most skepticai. Adver.
tises only what he can do. All business coisn
Dental. Sittings, boo; Hours 90 y.
Open Sundays. Residence. $50 ID ST., bet ~
aud 9Th Southwest auS-bt-
PROF FANTI.ERoY TELLS ALL THE EyENTS
OF life: compels love: cures sickness. briggs
hack The separated. &c. l2ll Del. ave. tset.
NJ and \ s.w. sittings. Doc. Hours. 10 TO =.
je27 -6w'
,NfE RAPHAEL. CLAIRVoYANT AsTRoTgES,
tsf. born with caul; gives uatues and lucky dates;
tells how retain hushsnd lover. advice
love. business or health; for short time. taiis
man TO all consulting her. go y ~. nv. Rom
10. E2s-ist
PROF. JOHNSON Is TIE GREATEST MIED
reader: be by four Judges Of Chicago:
he tells all the events ~ life: compels love;
he is Of the greatest herb doctors Of Cat
rago DfRce hours fTum 9 am. to II pm
Price, Be-. al7 18th ~. NV. ivlOfvs
NINE. BROOKE TELLS ALI. THE EVENTS 6F
life. al business confd"ntisl Ladies' and ser.
tlemen, SOC. each. Hours. am. TO 2 pm. az
New York ave. NV. near 0th -. rny2O3nis
THE HORSFoRD EIlEfTRIC INDICATED vAP6F
hath. uneNrelle1 rs a mKa~y aud as 4 pr.ventivs
dlsrssa. Also facial sI.amiu. and massage
BIS ID st. ~ alS-Szs
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IN THE OlSE VALLEY,
A Days Outing in the Country
About Paris.
AMONG The VILLAGERS
With a Cab Driver Who Had Been
to a Feast.
A Y C1ENT UILDIN G S.
AMONG The VILLAGERS
NCIEN BUILDIN GS.
Special Correspondence Of The Evening Star.

Paris, July a. 1898
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MISS AMY c. LEAvrrT OF BOSTON,
1921 VERMONT AVE. y. W.
PIANO AND HARMONY, se3Os
PLANO TEACHER - SEVEN YEARS EXPERT.
ence; beginners advanced; and rapid
method for young pupils; best references Mrs.
j., l4c6 Hopkins place, near Goth and NV.
oc23-th. 4, s10m~
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every diningroOm. regular and improvised,
which the hotel possessed. In the kitchen
which we inspected simply because we had
to go through 1t from the entrance door,
there were half a dozen great red Holsters,
just from Dieppe and the cooks were con-
structing mayonnaise sauces and every
other kind of good thing. We decided to
take lunch there and not to go into the
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1893-06-16

a short ii me since The REPUBLICAN
remarked that large proportion if not
all the Populist organs had little reason
for existence, insofar as there was any
general demand for or support of them.
The Woonsocket News takes exception
to our remarks and says some real nasty,
mean things about us which the local
organ in the same faith reprints with
great deal of JUNCTION. We hasten to
say, therefore, for the edifcation of the
News that we did not have it in mind
when we said what we did. There is
method in its Populist madness as the
local managers of the party have reason
to know when they look over their
campaign expense vouchers. The News
is Populist organ, as it has been
nearly every other kind of an organ,
for what there is in it.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1893-06-16

The Sioux Falls papers are doing
some great work just now.in the inter-
est OF the Mitchell Corn Belt Exposi-
tion. which we hasten to assure them is
appreciated-even if they do OCCASION
ally make our local enterprise the text
for side wipe at Sioux City as follows
from the Argus-Leader:
The Mitchell Corn Palace and the
Aberdeen Grain Palace deserve all the
Tree patronage which South Dakotans
have to give. Those enterprises will
advertise this state, will draw hither
settlers and investors, will promote the
confidence of our own people. Instead
OF carrying the impression that we are
tributary province attached to an
other state they will proclaim that
South Dakota is one of the great sister
hood of states endowed with great and
varied resources and inhabited by a
people possessing the highest order of
intelligence, energy and successful
methods. South Dakotans have no sur
plus advertising to bestow on enter
prlses beyond their borders All their
strength should be thrown to their own
exhibitions.
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CHOLERA IN FRANCE.
Deaths n'ro,n the Dread Disease Re-
ported at Several Points.

Deaths H'ro,n the Dread Disease Re-
ported at Several Points
PARIS, June 14.-Nine deaths from a
disease of a choleraic nature occurred
Monday at Alais. Department of Carde,
Southern France. The sanitary con.
dition of Alais have been found to be
much worse than was supposed and the
Paris board of health has sent a physi-
clan to report on the situation and sub
NIT smeans necessary to prevent a
spread of the disease. There were
three cases of cholera at Bessegra dur
ing the day. Cholera has broken out
in the Department of Gerault. At
Cette there We're three fresh cases and
one death. Three suspicious cases are
reported from Lyons.
A dispatch from st. Petersburg says
that the authorities of the Government
of Saratoff have sent out an appeal for
help-doctors. and assistants and
nurses. The disease is spreading so
rapidly the authorities say tIat the
local physicians are utterly unable to
cope with it.
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SUNDAY OPENING.
Ex-Prcsident Harrison speaks Briefly
on the Materials Plans.

NEW York, June 14.-A special to
The World from Chicago says:
Speaking of the Sunday opening of
the fair Ex-President Harrison said:
Call questions in which the public is so
deeply interested and which affect an
enterprise like the worlds fair should,
in my opinion, be settled as quickly as
possible. Whatever think personally
about Sunday opening, it seems to me
when congress made the law and gave
an appropriation to the fair, that settled
the question" Further than this he
preferred not to say anything.
Mr.. Harrison said that Immediately
aster his visit to the fair he would go
East, spending short time in New
York. He will then go to his summer
home at Cape May, where he will re-
main two months, resting and doing a
little literary work. He will return to
Chicago then to see more of the fair.
A friend asked the ex-president whether
he would resume the practice of law.
In reply he said: 81 have. taken a few
retainers but have not opened an office.
I don't know that 1 shall ever have an
office again"
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Brakes We're .:roken.

CHICAGO, June 14.-When beginning
the descent from the north end of the
sangamon street viad,lct, at Kinzie
street, it was discovered by the driver
of car No. 693 of the Ashland avenue
line, that the brake was broken. The
car got beyond the drivers control, the
horse became frightened and ran down
the steep grade at great speed, scatter
ing the passengers along the street,
until the car left the track at Austin
avenue and crashed into water plug
at the edge of the sidewalk. Five per
sons We're injured, one of them, it is
thought, fatally
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1893-06-16

The Gazette and Jnion Labor gitat-
or OF this town, which represents about
all the pure and patriotic qualities that
are left in the Populist party in this
state, and the WoonsoclSet News, which
represents the element that is out for
all there is i'll sight, are having a labor
ed and rambling discussion on the
advisability of fusion between the Pops
ami the Dems. Such dead issues ought
not to be ralSed over with the thermome-
ter standing at 95 and loo in the shade.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1893-06-16
EVANS CAPTURED.
The Other California Outlaw Now In
the Hands of the Sheriff at
Visalia.
'.9-.-.
He Was Wounded In the Eye and In
Both Arms and Could Make No
Resistance.
sontag Cannot Long Survive His In.
jnries-Begged Evans to Shoot
Him,

VIsAL1A, CAL, June 14.-Chris Evans,
Sontag's companion in crime, is at last
prisoner in the county Jail here. One
of his eyes is shot out. his right arm is
broken in two places, and his left arm is
shot through the tieshy part.
Light Perkins, who lives in Wilcox
canyon, close to where Sunday nights
fight occurred, arrived here at II
o'clock p. M, and notified the authors
ties that Evans was at his house badly
wounded and could be taken. A posse,
which was Immediately started out,
reached Perkins place about 2 q clock q.
m. When Evans, who was in bed,
heard that the officers had arrived he
sent word to them that he would sur:
render and gave his pistol up, his only
remaining weapon. Speaking of the
fight the wounded outlaw said the Off
GERS opened fire first and that he was
hit twice, but returned the fire He
related how, after Sontag was shot, the
latter called to him to take his life. 81
am shot to pieces" sontag said, "and
can't stand it. II you think anything
of me, Chris, shoot me-"
Evans did not reach Perkins house
until after daylight. accomplishing the
trip with great difficulty. The wound
under his eye almost blinded him. and
he was almost exhausted from loss of
blood. He could not go far before he
was obliged to lie down on the ground
and rest.
Sontag isvery low and is not expected
to survive his wounds long.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1893-06-16
DAN OF FUNERALS.
Services Over Remains of Ford Thea.
trc Victims AT Washington.

Services Over Remains Of Ford Thea
trc Victims at Washington.
WASHINGTON, June 13. The remains
of the dead victims of the horrible
wreck of Ford's theatre Friday have
nearly all been disposed of. Washing
ton is a city of funerals and all day
long mourners have gone about the
streets. Everyone knew what the pro-
cessions meant and the sympathy of all
was extended, albeit unexpressed in
many cases, to the sorrowing stricken
ones. Inquiry confirmed the statement
that none of the victims were men of
property. Nearly all of them lived on
their salaries. which furnished means
of livelihood but left nothing for day
like this. The body Of George @. Allen
of Pennsylvania was taken to Philadel-
phia. where his relatives reside, for IN
terment. After the last sad rites had
been performed over the remains of
Emanuel Gates Shull, also of Pennsyl-
vania, the casket was taken to Gettys-
burg for interment. The remains of j.
Boyd Jones were sent to his home in
Evansville, Wis, where a widow and
three children await their arrival. The
body OF Captain Michael T. Mullaly is
now OH its way to New Orleans; that
of Samuel P. Banes was taken to Bris-
tol, Pa; that of jeremiah DAILY to Ro-
mola, Pa; that of I'll. S. Miller to Cum
berland, o.
Attended by Comrades.
Nearly all of these men were men,
bers Of various military OF CIVIC organi-
attended their funerals and escorted
their remains to the railroad stations.
j. 3. Gage was a Grand Army man,
and Kit Carson post gave him a mill
tary funeral and buried him among his
comrades at Arlington. George M.
Arnold was one of the best-known col
ored men in the government employ
here and his funeral at the Metropoli-
tan Methodist Episcopal church at
tracted an enormous attendance. Flu
neral services We're held over the re-
remains of Frederick B. Lotus at his
home on Ninth street. The Masonic
fraternity, through B. B. French lodge,
conducted services over Captain Bed
Miller. Rev. Mr.. Rogers of the Uni
versalist church, preached a short SER
mon, and at 2 o'clock the remains were
started for Utica, N Y, where the in
terment will be made. What remained
of Otto T. w. Maeder was inferred at
Arlington, after services by a German
Lutheran minister. The body of DR..
Burrows Nelson was inferred at Mount
Olivet cemetery, and that Of Frank M.
Williams of Middleton, Wis, was
buried in the Congressional cemetery,
Rev. Samuel Green preaching the fu-
neral service. The Independent Order
of Mechalites laid at rest at Greenwood
the remains of Joseph Richard Pagan,
and Garfield post. q. A. L., inferred at
Arlington the l~ly Of their late COM
rade, T. E. Chaplin.
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Lost aIoncy and Certificates.

W1NoNA, Mimi, June 14-Fred
Shiver. a porter at the Winona, had
saved up 800 in cash, besides several
small certificates of deposit, which he
happened to have on his person on
Monday. Being summoned to take u
long trip to the lower end of the city,
and disliking to take the money with
hip, he hid it in his shoe backing case.
On his return the money was gone.
shiver has stopped payment on the GER
titicates of deposit, but he has no clue
to the thief.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1893-06-16
Rife Practice Contcst.

WASHINGTON, June 14.-The contest
for the army rifle practices will take
place September 1s this year at Fort
Sheridan, Ills,, and will be conducted
by Captain f. B. Baldwin, Fifth in
fantry. The competing teams will
comprise one from the department. of
the east, one from the department of
Dakota, two from the department of
the Platte, two from the department. of
Missouri, one from the department. of
Texas, two from the department. of
Colorado and California, and one from
the department OF Arizona.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1893-06-16

Watertown Kampeskan: From all
appearances Watertown is not the only
town in the state whose school board
had the same kind of a time the parrot
did. In Sioux Falls it was worse, if
possible, and more of it. How would it
work to elect the principal of the pub
lie schools with other city officers?
Why not do as Mitchell does-elect
the very best men in the town to the
school board, and then leave matters to
their Judgment and disinterestedness?
A tin-horn politician has no business on
a board of education.