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Nothing in This World

IS SO cheap as G newspaper, !nhether it be
measured By the cost Of its production or BY its
ualue to the consumer. We are talking about
an American, metropolitan, daily paper Of the
first class like THE CHICAGO RECORD. Hsso
cheap and so good you cant afford in this day
Of progress to be WITHOUT it. There are other
papers possibly as good, but none better, and
none just like it. It prints all the real news Of
the World the news you care tfoy-euery day,
and prints it in the shortest possible space. You
can read THE CHICAGO RECORD and do a days
work too. 1t is an Independent paper and gives
all political news free from the faint Of party
bias. In a word-its q complete, condensed,
clean, honest family newspaper, and it has the
largest morning circulation in Chicago or the
west-l40,000 to 10000 d day.
Prof. Z. j.. Hatfield Of the Northwestern
University says: s'7HE CHICAGO RECORD
comes as near being the ideal daily Jour-
nal as we are for some time likely to find
IN these mortal Shores"
Sold BY newsdealers everywhere, and sub
scrlptions received BIZ all postmasters. Address
THE CHICAGO RECORD, ISL Mudison-st. q,
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%youngster who had his wits about
him when tho contribution box was
passed at church, got ahead OF his
mother who was finding fault with the
sermon IN the way home. "Well ma"
he said comfortingly. you can't expect
very much for @ cent. This is a hint to
those people who never pay their sub
scription not to expect their home pa
pers to reform the world.
White Ghost ana a few other head
chiefs of the Crow Creek Indians came
down to Chamberlain and wired Uncle
Sam that they wanted something like
100000 claimed to be due them-and
wanted it in a hurry. They havn't got
it yet, but all the same Chamberlain
housewives are sending for samples OF
carpets and things and hubby thinks
maybe lie can afford n new spring suit
after all.
A housewife at Lead in the Black
Hills found a nugget of gold worth $3.50
in the craw of a duck that she was pre-.
pairing for Il meal. The incidents re.
minds the GRAPHIC of the wild goost
Ben Butler shot near Kimball whicl
had the plnion of a threshing machine
in its craw. Ben hung around the out
skirts OF the town for weeks trying tt
kill the remainder of the flock and gee
the rest of the machine. He failed il
the attempt.
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ARare Musical treat.

As intimatpd by the GRAPHIC last
week, Manager Miller has secured the
celebrated Beloit orchestra of Waterloo,
Iowa, for next Tuesday evening, st.
Patrick's day. They will give a choice
concert program, and at its conclusion
those who desire to do so may have the
oppo tunity of dancing to the strains OF
one of the most noted musical organiza-
ti0ns OF the kind in the west. The Or
chestra is composed of five pieces, first
and second violin, harp, clarionet and
cornet. The orchestra has been organ
lied 26 years. Mr.. Miller had to make
them a guarantee and 1t is 10 be hoped
that his efforts to secure at least one at
traction this season will not leave him
u loser. The admission is to be only
% cents. Tickets for the dance S1.O0,
including the admission OF one couple.
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.An q.

An A. G. U. w. lodge was instituted
here Tuesday night by R. C. Warne of
Mitchell, state deputy Of the grand
lodge. Twelve new members were put
through the mill and the circus lasted
until three a. III A fine supper was
served at midnight at the KimbGlI
House. Visiting members were present
from Chamberlain, White Lake and
Mitchell. The following officers were
elected and installed:
j. P. Beebe, P. III w.
G. D. Savage, NJ. w.
W. q. Richards, Foreman.
G.. u. Rose. Overscer.
Z. N. Drake, Recorder.
P. E. Smith, Financier.
James Byrne, Receiver.
Harry Wentzy Jr., Guide.
10. GRAY, l. w.
R. A. Hill, O. w.
D.. II. Clayton, L. p. Ochsner. and /
A. Weeks, Trustees.
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Kamr Corn.


The last number OF the Orange Judd
Farmer contains a long article on Kaflir
corn and other sorgums, including the
Jerusalem corn and Milo Maze. The
writer states that the variety which has
given the hest results, all things con-
sidered, is the red Kafir corn. La COM
mon with all kinds of sorgum, it is very
sensitive to cold while young and starts
slowly. On this account it should not
be planted until late in the season,
about June 1. The writer says that
Jerusalem corn ranks next to the Kaflir
corn, its chief drawback being that it
may not mature before frost. We would
like to see some Of our farmers expert
ment with some Of the genuine Kafir
corn. The great trouble is in procuring
seed that was thoroughly ripened, and
it would be a pretty good idea to test it.
Failures with Jerusalem corn have been
due to planting seed which contained
Ito germ more than anything else. AS
near as we CIR find out the red Kat1ir
corn Is the only corn of the kind that
should be planted in this latitude, any
way. In Kansas last year $4,000 bush
els OF kaifir corn was raised and the
acreage this year is to be much in
creased.
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Smooth Roadway. Quick time. Per
feet passenger service. Uniformed train
porters for the convenience Of first and
second class patrons. Through sleeping
cars between Chicago, Buffalo. New York
and Boston. Uhexcelled dining car
service. No change Of cars for any class
of passengers between Chicago and New
York city via the Nickel Plate Road. ].
Y. Callahan, Gent Agent, Ill Adams st.
Chicago, Ill. t2S) 1927
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Our Six Year ola Daurhter

Our little six-Year-oid daughter had a
very sore throst, badly liberated, and
coughed almost necessarily. Gave Dr.
Warmers White Wine OF Tar Syrup ac-
corling to directions and she 5egan 70
improve Immediately and soon got we'll.
Mrs. Groves and / have recommended ii
to others, and we consider it the very
hest medicine in use. Rev. b H.gGroyes.
pastor NJ. E church, Glarksville. Mo.
For sale BY F.E Miller, Druggist.
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+. e. Miller. druggist. desires us to
publish the following extract from a let
Ter from Chas. N. Gutfeld. OF Reedley,
Fresno Co.. Cal. as tie handles the rame-
dy referred to and wants his customers
to know what u splendid medicine it ls:
ut is with pleasure l tell you that by
ole days use of Chamberlain's Cough
Remedy l was relieved of avery bad cold
My head was completely stopped up and
could not sleep at night. / can recon-
mend this remedy" Acold nearly al
ways starts in the head and afterwnrd
extends to the throat and lungs. By
using this remedy freely as soon ms the
cold has been contracted it will cure the
cure the cold at once and prevent it
from extending to the lungs.
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Ear corn at j. A. Smiths,
Ear corn at j. A. Smiths.
For Over KITTY Years.

An old ard we'll tried remedy.-Mrs. Winslow' 3
Soothing Syrup has been used for fifty years b,
teething. with perfect enccess. 1t soothes the
child. %softens the gums, allays I'LL pain, cures
wind collie. and is the best remedy for diarrhoea;
in every part of the world. Twenty-Five cents u
bottle. Its value is incalculable. Be sure and
ask for Mrs. Winslow's Soothing syl.p, and
take no other,
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For ocean s.~a.nshl,m'

rA1aHnap ekete.
Via the Beaver Line FROM Montreal
Quebec to Liverpool. or via al steam
ship line crossing the Atlantic lowest
rates for first cabin, second cal and
steerage, both, outward and prep1 ap-
ply to q. +. Harvey. Agent. ~.
Milwaukee y ST. Paul Ry., ~ kinaps
address G. +. Wenham. Gs4arlj 20
ship agent, - AdSaIe
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The NnkeI Plate Road.

The shortest line from Chicago to New
York and Boston via Fort Wayne, Cleve-
land and Buffalo, operates a perfect pas
senger equipment with q first-class road
bed and an exceptional service OF Wag-.
mel. sleeping and Buffet cars. Rates
always the lowest. For information as
to rates. time and trains, etc, call on or
address j. Y. Calshan, GenI Agent.
Chicago, Ill. (2S) (50
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a Minister'S Confession.

Ministers Confession.
must confess that / derived more
benefit to my lungs from the use of
Warmers White Wine of Tar Syrup than
any remedy I have ever tried, and cheer
fully recommend it to every one having
any kind OF lang trouble.
Rev. A. NJ. Humphrv.
Trilla, Corles Co., III.
For sale by F. E. Miller, Druggist.
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De Smet New-Leader:-De Smet has
reason to be proud of the record her
creamery made at the Cedar Rapids CON
yention. Our butter scored but two
points below the prize winner, and was
one Of the twenty highest out Of two
hundred and fifty. II We eau get within
two points Ct the top under existing con-
ditions what may we not do in a favor
able season. 1t is a fact apparent on its
face that at this time of year we are
laboring under great disadvantages,
while the old dairy states have every ad-
vantage. Our Farmers are feeding bu,
little grain, have poor accommodations
for their stock and have had little ex-
p%erience in the business, while thcdairy-
men Of the east have the benefit of the
best feed and years of experience.
Change the time to the summer and fall
when grass is in its prime, and we
will show them il different record. TAX
Ing all things into consideration we are
of the opinion that South Dakota came
out we'll at the national contest.
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Rueklen,. Arnica salye,

The best salve in the world for cuts
ru sas. sores. ulcers, salt rheum, ftSe.
. ores, letter. chapped hands. chilblaina
corns and all skin eruptions, and posi-
lively cures piles, or nc pay required. I
Is guaranteed to give satisfaction OF
money refunded. Price Is cents per box
For sale by F. E. Miller.
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Cattle Men Take Notice

Ranch for sale on Elm creek: best iD
South Dakota; plenty of room and good
feed. 100 acres with two good springs
that never fail, Is acres broken; also
good frame house with cellar; stable
40 foot stone wall. Range 109-70-71. sec.
1878. GEO. L. MCCARTHY.
Miller, S. D.
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Tho solid THROUGH Trains

The solid Through Trains.
OF the Nickel Plate Road. equipped with,
the most modernly constructed day
coaches and luxurious sleeping and
dining ears. illuminated throughout
with the famous Plntsch gas lights and;
icol0red porters In charge OF day coaches
are some Q the features OF thia popular
line mat are being T%ecognizel By travel
Time. l28) (5l1
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Musical and Eiocution.

Mrs. A. r. Thomas has returned from
the east where she has been attending
the New England conservat ry of music
in Boston, and is prepared to teach
Music, piano or organ. and Elocution.
(72S)
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Ear cornsat J. A. Smiths.

tIH%EEesPk~l EH.r-n -.sN-l
Blesched Cotton Flannel at 6 cents at
VOLTS.
$50 cents will buy a suit of Underwear
at VOLTS.
Yery choice Ben DAVIS Apples ut The
Billiard Hall.
A new invoice OF dry goods expected
at VOLTS this week.
Ii You want some nice frnit or candies
call al the billiard hall.
FislM!- Mackerel. Salmon, Brock Trout
aud Hollahd Herring at j. II. VOLTS.
We will take county, school or civil
township warrants at par in trade-At
the Mill.
GEO cuts Of Climax" to i've away
Bring your cards to j. II. Wolf.
Will take county. school or civil town.
ship warrants 1T par in traade-At the
Mill.
Those who use the best canned goods
never fail to call for the "M0narch'
brand. A full line inst received at j. II
VOLTS.
Geo. B. Savage, ut the billiard hall, al.
ways has on hand a nice stock of Can.
dies. Nuts, Apples, Oranges. and Bananas
Everything first-class.
An immense line OF the celebrated
Phelps Dodge and Palmer Co. Ladies'
Mems aud Children's Shoes will bt
opened up thls-Saturday-p. m. Every
pair bearing the above firms name are
warranted. j. H. Wolf.
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TO III. sufferers of k,henma,,sm.

To tht SufIeftfk OF NCNllntfS
After using Groff's Rheumatic Cure for
some time IN NV practice [ take great
pleasure in saying that it is a most won
d-rful remedy for Rheumatism; III fact
it is the only one | have found fOl the
cure of this disease in all its parious
forms. DR.. j.. E. Tnll, Chicago.
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A creamery company was organized
az Plankinton a week ago Yesterday aud
officers and board of directors elected.
The capital stock is 5000.
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Prof. Wheaton said that in his twenty
years experience in the dairying and
creamery business the amount sub
scribed at the meeting Wednesday after
noon was the largest he ever knew at the
first meeting Of the kind. He said even
in towns where's creamery project had
been under way for months no such
amount Of stock was subscribed at the
first meeting.
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Milbank Review:-The receipts OF
milk at the creamery are ateaaily in
creasing. On Monday the receipts we're
l5,Oo0 pounds, and Buttermaker Soren-
son and his assistant. Vim. Welch, we're
kept hustling until long after dusk.
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The GRAPHIC doesn'task any farmer or
business mar to go into a deal in which
it is afraid to trust its own hard earned
money. It's $50 is ready any day the
directors call for it.
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ut You $40 lin ths GIapfie Bot Or Il,
G AND OTHERWISE.

March IA.
Been blamed cold ill the week.
Andrew Boney's final proof appears
this week.
Mrs. II. F, Harvey was in Mitchell
Thursday.
David Clayton was Ehere from ..Wllite
Lake Tuesday.
Geo. Colyin OF Sioux Falls has been
here this week.
Phillip Schroeder will remove to Min
nehaha county,.
George Savage has the finest stock OF
confectionery in town.
Buy your coal at Blodgett's. Price and
quality always right.
Mrs. A. r. Thomas returned Saturday
night from Stoughton, Mass.
+. NJ. Goodykoontz at the opera-house
Tuesday afternoon, March %.
C.S. Blodgett has Iowa corn and oats
for sale as cheap rs anybody.
Douglas county gets 10000 bushels Of
seed wheat at 81 cents a bushel.
Ason was born to Mr.. and Mrs. John
Lyle of Waldro on the first inst.
There is a little daughter at the home
of MI. and Mrs. Edward Jefferson.
There are too kinds of convention re-
reno!ts-the GRAPHIC'S and others,
The proposition to purchase n poor
farm vas defeated in McCook county.
C.S. Blodgett has reduced the price OF
the celebrated Walnut block coal tc
$5.25a ton.
The Bsioit orchestra play at Chamber.
lain Monday night aud at Mitchell We'd
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We're going to have a creamery, and
don't you forget it.
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The contract for the creamery will be
made by the hoard OF directors elected By
the stock holders. The board of direct
ors will also select the site for the cream
cry. All coEiectures, therefore, as to the
location of the creamery is idle talk.
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Sioux City acknowledgement
new creamery companies have been or
ganiZed iu South Dakota since the first
Of the year. This, IN addition to the if
ty creamerics in operation last year, will
make a good start for the best of western
farm industries in one of the best west
ern farm states.
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Madison Outlook:-A number Of oar
citizens residing il the southwest
corner of the county have organized n
creamery company and will build a
creamery at Ramsey %post-cfice, just over
the line in McCook county. This will
make five creameries patronizsd and
operated by Lake county farmers.
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An exchange has the following chunk
of wisdom that it may be we'll to heed:
"a town has no more right to depend
wholly for success on its natural advan.
tages than a man has to depend upon his
wire's relation to get to heaven. It's the
harmonious of the whole people on the
progressive plan that lifts a town out Of
the ruts and puts it on the solid road
that leads to unalloyed success"
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1896-08-27
Collection Agency.

The Interstate Commercial and Coilec-
ton Agency (iacorporatcd) is the recog-
nized reliable and established agency of
the city of Sacramento, has attorneys at
all prominent points in and out of the
State, Your membership is solicited .
We viii! also collect account on commits
sion. Otice, go Fifth Street Sacramento.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1896-08-27

Jas. r. Judge Attorney ior O.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1896-08-27
Carpets and Furniture.

Downey is now selling all kinds of
carpets at San Francisco prices freight
added. You can't call for anything
IL his line, carpets, furniture or brio
a brac that he can't furnish at hard
rlLNe rates.
The record-union., 1896-06-20
NO.
The actual losses ON both sides have

The actual losses ON both sides have
not been ascertafned yet. 1T Isl only
known that the Spaniards brought with
them $50 wounded from the field OF
action, and if any were left behind il
is not known. Report has it that the
total Spanish loss in killed and wound
ed was over 1000.
The sanitary condition of the island
is getting worse every day. Reports
are coming in from every town and
city recounting ravages of yellow fe-
Yer. smallpox and other diseases.
ONLY ELEVEN REBELS KILLED.
HAVANA, June 19.-Private advices
from Camagua are to the effect that
the rebel loss in the battle of Naiasa
was only eleven killed and forty-nine
wounded, instead of 800 killed and
wounded, as was stated in the official
report of the fight. The opinion is
gaining ground that the Spanish re-
ports of a victory were untrue.
1t is said Maxine Gomez. the rebel
commandments is marching to-
ward the railway between Nuevitas
and Puerto Principe. his intention be-
ing to cut off communication between
the two cities.
Advices from ManZanillo, province of
Santiago de Cuba, show that numerous
parties of rebels belonging to the com
mands of Rabi and Jose Maceo are
concentrating in the vicinity of that
city. Every precaution is being taken
by the Spanish commander there to
prevent or repulse an attack on that
city
The record-union., 1896-06-20
BICYCLE MEET AT DENVER.
A Twenty-Five-rliIe Race Won by a
Comparatively Green Rider.

DENVER, June 80 b. Hachen-
berger, the comparatively green bfcycIe
rider, won the twenty-five mile race
against w. w. Hamilton, the hero of
many road and track races. upon the
one-third mile track of the Denver
Wheel Club to-day with apparent ease.
Time-1h. 07m. lis.
Ever since Hachenberger won the La
Dor Day road race last year upon an old
and heavy wheel he has been a hot
favorite with the Denver people, and
he has gradually come out of obscurity
and has done some training The wheel
men, however, have steadily maintained
that Hamilton. with his experience and
training, would prove the better in the
race, and after months of discussion and
careful preparation the two men were
brought together to-day under the most
favorable of conditions. Both rode
wheels of eighty gear. and both were in
good condition for the greatest effort
possible to made.
They were started from opposite sides
of the track, and the race was swift from
the start, the first five miles being made
in 11:o2 and the first ten in 24:16. Ham
ilton led for five miles. when his oppo-
nent passed him, and after that Hach-
enberger seemed able to squirt or drop
behind as he pleased. and he finished
one lap ahead. Six thousand people saw
the race.
The one mile professional paced race
was won by c. l. Himstreet in 2:07 1-5.
This is the IA test time ever made on a
track by a single wheel.
The other events were one-mile novice.
won by ]. II. Spencer, and an amateur
two-mile invitation, won by r. D. Gam
mon in 4:41 ID.
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publican party to the payment both of
the interest and principal in gold.

our coin bonds and commits the Re-
publican party to the payment both of
the interest and principal in gold.
PARTY EMBLEM.
ST. LOUIS, June 19.-The following
letter has been received by the United
Press for publication:
"St. Louis, June 10, 1896.
ITO the Republican party of the
United States: In recognition of the
courtesy of Mrs H. W. r. Strong of
Los Angeles, California, in presenting
to the Republican National Convention,
through it's Chairman and the Chair
man of each State, the adopted Repub-
lican emblem of 1892, made of Califor-
MIA pampas plums (the only American
product cultivated for the beautifuD, 1
do hereby recommend to the party the
use of this emblem in red, white and
blue pampas, mounted fan-shape on a
staff and for decorations.
m. A. HANNA, Chairman"
NATIONAL COMMITTEE.
ST. LOUIS, June 19.-The Republican
National Committee met this morning
at the Southern Hotel for the purpose
of organizing and becoming acquainted
with the new men placed upon the COM
mittee by various delegations. Secre
tary Manley of the committee called
the new one to order, and Powell Clay
ton Of Arkansas presided.
On motion of Scott of West Virginia
the few vacancies found to exist in the
committee were filled with the excep-
tion Of Alaska and the District of CO.
lumbia, which, owing to the difficulty in
mo Iii ir tIo al
Executive Committee.
The committees appointed by the con-
vention to notify Mckinley and Hobart
Of their respective nominations met this
morning. The first-named committee
will notify Mckinley at Canton O., on
June 29th. The committee appointed to
notify Hobart will perform a similar
service at Hobart's home July 7th
Mark Hanna was nominated for
Chairman by Payne of Wisconsin, sec
onded by Pennsylvania, Ohio and New
York, and was elected by the unani-
nous vote of the committee Hanna
accepted, making a short speech, and
was received with applause.
Manley was made Temporary Secre-
tary, Burke of Pittsburg Temporary
Assistant Secretary, Colonel Swords of
Iowa, Sergeant alarms of the old COM
nittee, was kept IN that position tenn
porarily.
1t was agreed that Chairman Hanna
should have full authority to select all
officers of the committee, including the
Treasurer, which office even was filled
temporarily.
AT the instance of Thurston, the
Chairman of the committee was author-
lzed to appoint an Executive Commit
tee of nine members.
w. II. Andrews acted as proxy for
senator Quay, who early this morning
started for the East. No successor has
been elected to take the place of Ho-
bart
The committee adjourned and will
meet in New York in three weeks.