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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1897-02-25
Nbeuo5isuno. ben II. Eebr. 10!

Nben6 llBuf9, Den II. Ufbr. 1877.
Der Ysrtaaun9 9emdB trat Der Bcaro 5u'
iammen; ale Nitslieoer anpeieno; eouaro
DliIer oils SoriiBer.
Der Boaro uerslid ale 6 ountp Warrants,
Nuoitors Waarauts, Shuls, louus, Staot.
uno Yi1aae 8arrants, Yripate Redemption
uno Wolf Bountp WnrrantS, bic pom Co.,
Nuoitor ausseitelt uno pom Co. Shasmets
fer pdbreno bes Sabres 1896 ausbeBabIt
rpuroen.
Muf Mntraa beitimmte Der Boaro bic
5euer. Yeriih erunss.Ngenturen, bel oeneu
bas GourtbauS unb oas Sailsgi9enthum
periihert peroen iou. iobalt Die betrefien.
ben Yeriiterunasiriit a%bsslauien 1T Ueer
i'm tommenben Wfdr3 ablaufen wiro. Nuf
Nutras Yertasuns bls 8 ubr anoeren URor'
gems.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1897-02-25
(cthSieu.J
8erbanolunseu oes Yoaro Der SCUM
tpzG ommiildre BON Stearns
Gouutp, Minueiota.
IG ountp .Nuoitors Office. Stearns Go.
lNlnn., 81. @Iouo, ben 10. Jebr. 1897.

Spesisns Sisuns.-ginem in Der Gountp
Guoitors Office hinterlesten Nufruf aufolae
trat Der gountpraib Suiammen. Gnpeleno
gouaro Winer, YoriiBer; @eorg gnaelharo
uno gouaro Smith. Nbwsieno .. j. Neper
uno Soiepb Sdeelar. Nuf NHtras uuroen
folsenoe 8ednunaen erlaubt uno sur CAB
lung an9epieIen:
Geo 3 BARNARD & 60, Binder uno
O~tuHlS .'vOo o.
Iionier BreB 60, Bidder u. Slants. 10 10
Bromn, Ireacn & 60, Bacterial fir
60. Shuiiuperintenoent. ........ 8 so
8aier., Yrht II. Yomer 60. fur elef'
triide uno 8asbeleuhtun8 I'm Gan.
1897 63 %
Waiier., Gibt uno Bonner 60. fir
Woiier pom /. Sebr. bis l. Heai '97 81 80
Nuf Gntras Y%ertasuns bis 2 ubr nad'
mlttags.
NadmittassiBuns, ben 10. 6ebr. 81.
Der Herto8un9 0ema6 trat Der Boaro 5u'
Il v,u~Du, ouA Hps1oVsshar her V1ah2vha an.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1897-02-25
FRANZ

Retlen9elo IL 40
90 Smtth, 9ommihGr9ebibren uuo
U~ieilen9elo II 50
Nui Nntra9 wuroen fol9enoe &ednuraen
periuorieu g. e. Booth 81 Sphn $745
uno so Cts. fur TrobatesSHlce. Rprtiieru
Yubl. 60. 1850 fur Yroboie.SnIte. Hed'
nuns oes o. u. Ylnault i'm Eetrase BON
$7.65 puroe Surld9eleqt.
Ger 9puntps Nuottor Irterbreitete Dem
Boaro oas finanSiele Stnteme7t non
Stenrns gouutp fur oas nit DEM 81. De.
sember enoenoe Jiscnllabr 1896. oa5 auf
glutraa ansenommen uno 8erpHeniittura
oesislben I'M ofilSielen 6 ounip.S latt benz
8eies aemdB au9eoronet puroe.
gut Nutra9 Sertasuul sine die.
Y 3. MILLER,
YorIiser oes Roaro Der gountp'g on'
miiiare pom Stsarns Y ounip,
Beftdtist:
y s. @ruber,
Oh ntps auoioor uno eI.pTiSto Glert oielss
8oaro.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1897-02-25

Nnmnu ge;iebcn Sic Sbre
\uMfN. Samcrcien.
~ Nurseries, I
Waifittct &c. pom Der
wernich Seed Co.,
COS eraub gpe.. s Rtlpausee, Ais.
Notts fur Xsbrer.

7ie Trhhinbrsprifun9 Der 9ebrer BON
g ommou. 3 duleu ptro on folseuoeu Tlasen
gu ben ausesebenen 9aten absebalteu:
st. glouo, Niun am 2. uno 3. Nar5.
Sauf Centre, Yfiun., am 5. uno 8. Wnrs.
Gtdmpno, Winu., ON ~. uno IL. Nars.
6. s. 8ohoIl,
9puntpsS huliuperinteroent.
I1,2 ct. 9lotp, Den l3. Sebruar, 1897.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1897-02-25

aal,flub tritt oft auf bel ialtem Netter.
Die tunere Sauo er9relieno uno anoere 8or'
pertbeile Sooo's Sariaparila, Der sroBe
Slutreinrser betlt SalSluB.
GOODS Filen pirten ooraii9lih na4 Der
Wahl,eit uno furireu aopfmeh. csc.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1897-02-25
Cber9's Nreife.

Ginise fur BEN Stainr: l9 Sfunt srdnu'
lirtsr 3uder fur 81 90; RtnneiCtd CUR
stum, 20 &ts. he 8alcr.; outer Sid
Sprup. 20 Gts. bic Ga1cne; Del. s Sis
bic @1ncnt; @rftlpstn. Is Cts. bic @dnr.
ne. 8cmmt une MIR ericartn tu6 @sle. B,
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1897-02-25

Nahmitta9 siisun9. ben II. 5ebr. '97.
Der V%ertagun9 aemaB trat Der Boarp Ill.
iammen; ale Wlit9ltsber anfpeieno; gouaro
Wtiaer oils SoriiBer. 3eltnungen puroen
ppr9ele9t, pelhe Die proponlrten Yerbtiie.
run9en am eourtbauie oariielIen, Die ae=
Settnet tparen BON ben Nrhtt,ften Sera.
mann i ouiiep. Der Boaro mahte iold3e
Nbduoerunsen, als fir au9ebraht erattet
puroen, uno es tuuroe oann Der Elan onae<
1ommen mt folSenoen Stimmen; Sd
Dftler, Weper, gu9elbaro uno Steelar;
neln-gouaro Smith.
Nut Nntra9 puroe elm 9reier Gpmite,
belebeno aus Yoriiser Niler, Nuoitor
q uber uno gommniar Reper, ernannt,
UNI Blame uno Specfifatio men pom oben aes
ronnten Nrditetten anfsrtt9en al Iaiien
uro fur Nn9ebpte anauSeiaen. Nuf Nntraa
tpuroen fol9enoe Bills an9enommen:
D j Weper, Observation-Disclosures
Staat ae9en gdert ...........$ Z O4
9 y Barnum, glert 9eblhren ..... 6O4 95
w 9 elliott, 8leioer fur @efansene 7 so
) Y 9etermann, 9lnobolsten. -. 2 so
Sos SdlQln9er, Heparatur in Co..
Office ......... 4 so
Se picaslpp, Sherlfs9ebubren.. ~ 80
s y Nc8elup, Befoit'9uns BON 9e.
fansenen ..:.......:........... 229 12
s s Barrett. Surorssebibren Staat
ae3en 8 Wit. 90
sc 6obert,on. 8sparaturen Der
Selen in Sal. 5 90
gb 9iber, Yofmarfen fir Sdass
meilterS Office. 8 81
W 8 arter, Is Ionnen 8ohlen. .... 1870 90
. 8ilcor. Wuni3 alserldt. ...... 20 90
Sub Sanien, Boitmarfen ......... 5 90
Nuf Nntras SertaSuns bis balb 8 ubr
Nbenos.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1897-02-25

buut HtAtb VI.
". 0ehmann. .t12 90
Srso Jelrses, 3eusenseblbren ..... / 10
Anna 2ehmann, $50. l 10
Hld Sartert, ..... l 10
Sbrl't Srels, y onltablerg eblbren... 9 95
5 V 8ilep. Observation-Disclosures 4 50
Sos Kramer, 9cnitoblerssbubren.. 8 95
81 Yosel, Observation-Disclosures 8 As
gSm Soulton, l As
Sobn 5leib, 3eusensebubrsn ...... l 81
Aug Sorman, ...... ~
5 . zimmerman, Gonitableraebiib. IL 45
S Sommes, Geparatur Der Recoros
fur eountp.Nuoiiprs.SHic ...... 70 90
Noroteru2 rudssieaidait ,fiirBlanis
u.f. Observation-Disclosures. SO 20
2owu Niblep, 0eaearbeit in Sect 20,
81 uno 26, Z 1913, 81 30. ....... so 90
lown Goen Gate. We9earbeit in Sect
"a 1879, 81 81 90
6 ) &beeler, Sftces4ebibren Staat
9e9en 8lbbo ns Il. VI. ........... 10 IS
Nuf Nntras 8srta8uus bis 2 ubr nab.
mlttaQS.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1897-02-25

tpeienb; gbuarb WiQer aIs Boriiser. Der
Boare mafte fif an bic 3dblun9 oes Babls
berittes pon Sillaae Relroie uno erfldrte
be Bropoiition, fur bic IN Der Spe,,aluabl
9eittmmt tpuroe, corrett namlih: fir Sn.
corporation oes 1iuase Welroie als eine
Stabt.
Muf Nutras murbe Der Gountpr Nuoitor
eriu4t, in benz offi3ie1en Organ oeS Gountp
cine Wablnotia ~ perDfentlibeu, bic cine
Gifte Der Beamteu enthdlt, be in Der 9e.
nanntem Staot Nelroie 8eudblt iuerben
iolen uno Befanntma4ungen, mie 9eieBlth
porseihrieben, a~n,ubeften. uno bieisrBoart
etni9te iih babin, oa6 9ennnnte 98abl Der
8earnten in Der Staot Nelroie am Conner.
ftae, ben 10. Ndr3 1897, aebalten ueroen
iou uno oes9leiden, oaB fol9eno aenannte
YerIonen babel oils @ablritter funairen
iolen: On /. Waro: 3. v. Sarbina, grant
Collins uno Sobn Gieomann; in 2. Naro:
g. VI. y)unb, sos. Ionabue unb 9. Aubn.
Nnf Nntras yertaauna bis Q ubr anoeren
Wor9ens.
Nittpoh, ben II. Jebr. 1897.
Der Berta8ung semdB trat Der BOARD sus
iammen; a(e Yiltsl,eber anpeient; Gouarb
YRl1er ole Yoriiser.
Sn Sate Der 9rinouns zines Sdulol.
ltrltts No. III in Stearns 6 ountp.
"a Der poaro Der gouutpsg ommiiidre
BON 9 tearns eountp, RInn., aeieslth ourb
elne YetitiOn Don Der Nehrbeit Der inner.
halb oes 2errttorinms ieBbaften 8runobe.
tBer etlutt Tpuroe, etnen neuen Shuloiltrtft
5u form,ren. rno oa elm Yerb6r besiallt
9%enannten 9eiuhes pom %aenannten Boaro
Der Gountpse ommifare onaeoronet mar
ourh grlaB BON Befanntm ahuuaeu,
Do Der Jet, DO 9e1anuter Boarb uberSeuat
Al ietn iheint, oab oaS 8ejuh aenehmiat
tperoen ioute, biermlt angeuronet, paB nad
itehtno %9enanntes Terrain bterm,t einen
neuen Sduio, ituft, III, formiren iou: las
8anbe BON Sectionen /, 2 uno 3, 3omnibtp
1876, 81 81, uno oas 8anSe BON Sectlonen
"a. 35 uno SO. 2owuibtp 1877, 81 81.
ct. glouo, ben II. 5ebiuar 1897.
go WtIIer.
BoriiSer oes Boaro Der 6 ountp.g on,s
miidre BON Stearns 6 on .tp.
Beitdtigt
y 8. 8ruber.
9 ountp : Nuoitor uno er.oificio 9leri beg
Boaro.
Nuf Antras tpuroen ioIaenoe appli,atio.
men fur Berbeisrun9 Der N%bitdbunaen uno
Berrin9eruua Der Steueru Dem StaatssAu.
ottor empfoblen: 0. @arter an S4 pon
Got 4 uno 9ot 5, Blod Is, 0,llon 8ermeis
lung. hilbert Seiemann an lot IA, Blod
IL, BiQa8e Nlbanp. Noam Gmter an Got
9. Blod 10, 8laase Nlbanp.
Nul Nntra9 rpuroen fol9enoe Npplifatio,
men fur Steuer Yerrinaeruna uerrporfen:
0.S. y. Sobnion 9auo Nort9. 60. an &h
S84 uno Cots 3 uno 4, Section 81, Iopn.
lbtp 127, 8laiie 81. Naas & Yauan,h on
Got 6. Slod 8, lopniette pon ct. Soiepb.
Nut Nntras rpuroen $3.50 srlaubt aus benz
9ounfp Hepsnue'Juuo ole SuIfe fir ben
aomn HtaIne Yraule belm Bau Don Brade
uno sse9 IN section 10, 2owuibis 1872, 81
~ ano section 10, 2ownibip 12l, 81 go.
Nut Antras rpuroen folseaoe &ehnuug.n
erlaubt:
Sopn Bauer uno II anoere, geidmos
renen%9eblbren Stoat aeaen Z.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1897-02-25

BON
~ Cob Spring ~

iaat: g0atrttit rne Rect ,tistn I'D dui rritu.t7H
gNtstr. Sit tardftr0hrsn t,n Mann. her I'd an.
etlt. TEN tsrltttR St't %iittmdnE Ter Wira tG
tG6 uitt tn itiasm ttlensn Sntsr it t~iuttratti gr.
ltttsit air splss MAS. ecrtdits@trttt rttiiltTjs.
TER, gu { Sttanelurs uue triult friit itstu &u''tii.
Ntttn plan N: 8stue uruuesu a usldlSr, 'ur S1ii
sttduft uue atatu Bar p~ertaufi. Sd rtret isttr ".
iiisl ,u tsratsdtsttm prdit rst,auisu. gttrs.t1- u
10 Gtnts; Atpiti III 81 80; Saifst Is 5snts; Idli.s y
otn,s; Rannu utbtrf6uss 81 10; Iimtu l]lss,t3g'
Re 90 Gents; Shelter $50; Nanrsritutt 81 w srs
SIS goarHt lsetrut S6utt 81 O uns 81 Is, ilH
0iHttr iltitsr,sus ium arasuprGit. Stsi tt st sat
,um fauttn.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1897-02-25
cSn SenianoeS
ei9enent SamsbaIt.

Srseno S'manoss 3dbne limb mehr coer
peniaer Elm Dferimal isines Gbaratters.
Eerltnpe,B-aut sebalteue !2dbre-mahen
tets elnen autsn etnorud-Sorslpiisfeit III
erfeunbar ourh Natldiii9tstt. 0,r touneu
Die u%uanjislititen 3abne auf Der g8elt nm
100 Yro'ent uerbeiisrn Supeileu iDunen
mir lie biz sur Terisitipn pieoerberftelen.
Sn aleu 5i1eu absr prrfen mir fir IN
paar Dollars 8puoer. 8tr usrlanaen me
niger uno lleiern beiiere Nrbeit, oils iraeno
Elm anoerer Sabnar,t pou &uf.
SODt e. SpratleD.
WtGlure 4 Ssarls 9lcd.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1897-02-25
7onneritaa, ben 10. Tebr. 1897

TonnerNdH, ueH 10. Neut. IoS
Ter 8erta9uns semdB trat Der BOARD ~,
iammen; a0e N,t9lieoer anpeleno; Gouarb
MILLER als YoriiBer. Nuf Intra9 tuuroen
fnIoenhe Rshuuno non erlaubt.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1897-02-25

- Ju'dsr SGllt itsts SIM Stp
touten BEL 0tbrabsr 6owino.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1897-02-25
Gan,es Iokal angefiut

idn nit ben pIu'd,'nsnerhsn "A unb bse,brtsasn syaaren Der
saiion. in esiem Sabre reuhiiher mr. os'd1noduol r in Der
ausDabT als le Supor. Nii olsisr 8 a,iatratesIAbans lahst
gu seneistsm Suiprun elm
The Progress. (Shreveport, La.) 1892-1900, 1897-03-06
POLICY OF M'KINLEY.
His Inaugural Speech Deliv-
cred at Washington.

His Views Concerning the Tariff Not
Changed In tho Least-Favors Civil
Service oe Strict business Principles.
The Money Question Touched Upon
aud His Policy Made Known.
The following is the address in full OF
Resident Mckinley, delivered just aft
.r taking the oath of Office ut Washing
f,a:
Fellow citizens: In obedience to the
" IL OF the people and In their presence
~ the authority vested in me by this
9Th. ] assume the arducns and res
/ nxible duties OF president OF the
I .ited States. relying on the support
q, my ooantrymen and invoking the
t .idance of Almighty God Our faith
aches that there is no safer reliance
An upon the God OF our fathers, who
] 4s 50 singuiafly favored the American
/ ,ople In every national trial and who
Viii net foIsake us as long as we obey
Ills commandments and walk humbly
In His footsteps
The responsibilities of the high trust
L, which / have been called-always
* grave fmportance-are augmented
~ the prevailing business conditions.
Sntatling 1dleness upon willing labor
I'd Ices to useful enterprises. The
untry Is suffering from industrial
sturbances from which speedy relief
ast be had. Our financial system
eds some revision; our money is all
E cd now but IT'S value must not be
.ir<her Threatened. II should all be
lat upon an enduring basis, not SUBJ
ct TO easy attack. nor its stability to
doubt or dispute. Our currency should
continue Under the super vision of the
government. The several forms OF our
.aper money offer. in my Judgment. a
tcnstant Embarrassment to the govern
lncnt and safe balance IN the treasu-
~. Therefore. I believe 1t necessary
to devise system which. without d.
minishing the circulating medium, or
nering premium FOR Its contraction,
will present remedy for thoiae ar
engagements, which, temporary In their
nature. might we'll In the years of our
prosperity have been displaced by wiser
provisions. With adequate revenue
secured, but net until then, we can en-
ter upon such changes in cur financial
laws rs well, while insuring safety and
volume to our money, no. longer i'm
pose upon the government the neces-
sity OF maintaining 50 large a gold re-
serve. with It's attendant and inevitable
temptation to speculation.
Nest Of CUT financial laws are the
Ou&growth CT ei.pc. l~nce and trial and
should net be amended without inves-
tigaticn ard demonstration Of the wis
dom OF the prN,p2sed changes We must
be beth sure we are right and make
haste slowly" If. therefore. congress
In Its wisdom shall deem 1t expedient
20 create commission TO take under
early consideration the revision OF our
coinage, banking and currency laws
and give than that exhaustive, careful
eno dispassf onate examination that
eER
The Progress. (Shreveport, La.) 1892-1900, 1897-03-06
WILLIAM M'KINLEY.

their Importance demands, i shall
cordially concur in such action. If
such. however. Is vested in the prssi-
dent. It is my purpose to appoint a
commission of prominent. well-inform-
The courier. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1894-1903, 1897-05-22
IN THE COUNTRY.

A short time ago | went to the roun.
try with my father who had business
with farmer there.
1t was a long way and although en-
ioyed the shady drive l was quite tired
and ready to rest when We reached the
farm house. My father left me in the
cool parlor or front room while he went
out to see the farmer and after I drank
a glass OF milk l felt much refreshed.
l was sitting in a big chair by win
dow lazily watching a big butterfly fly
from flower to flower in the old fashioned
garden. A huge lilac bush just at one
side of the open window swayed it's
branches slowly back and forth in the
wind and sent the sweet perfume from
its blossoms into the shady room.
Suddenly / was startled by bearing
sharp and shrill voice coming from tie
kitchen.
Thar We sit areadin' an lettin' yer
old mother work like niger. Ye haint
done thing, We lazy. good for nothin'.
l told we an hour ago to scrub the
porch an We haint done it,"
Yes hev, too" was the answer in a
lower tone.
"Hev We sweep the stairs?"
YES"
An dusted?'
Yes"
There was silence, then
''Hev you took back tibet but er
borrowed O. Miss Field?"
"Yes, | htv."
Huh! told ye thin flowers needed
waterin.'"
Il watered EN-
Huh! Did ye wash tibet window tibet
ye spilled apple sass on?'
Yes"
al dried it,
Yes" Another pause.
"Hevy we sewed tibet hole in yer dress
yet:'
"Oh, ma, forgot.
"Forgot!' came the other voice in a
scream. Its always forgot" Ye never
do hands turn but forgot Here I've
worked like a beaver all mornin' an We
amt done nuthin'- nuthin'. Lazy, LAZY,
LATEST girl ever seem"
The courier. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1894-1903, 1897-05-22

The old woman who comes every
Monday to do our washing is Scotch.
HeI speech is broken, and, like most
of her people, she talks necessarily and
makes great many shrewd and funny
remarks. The other day when l came
home from school she was talking to my
mother about the ha-d times and l
heard her when l was still far off.
When l came up she had stopped and
the only sound was rub-a- dub, splash,
rub-a-dub-dub,
But presently she began to talk again
and never casing in her work but
wringipg out clothes as fast as she could
make Ter strong arms turn the wringer
handle.
''Yis, verrd hard teens we're hayin'
O. it moo" she said Then as neither
mother nor answered she went on.
AN We dinna ken hoo hard teens
some folks is o haen. Theers Miss Gaia
mach cot tina toon wha hae thra wee
bonnie bearlus ia LUX ia. i wa spakin
wi her about it. She says at hoo she
dar'na lat her wee sboy 60 out an
work aIho gentleman deed want tina
cheild ia rake shaw off his walk. She's
taen in washin' moo tho an vera weel
she's gaen alang. She weel ma ak novt
fro moan o her neibors."
There was quite pause. She attacked
her WASH toard vigor ously with dirty
apron.
You're getting along all right, aren't
your mother asked.
"Yis. yis, IN a right" she said. "Once
l wa scarce o vittles, but I'd rayther
dee ony day nor ask help. l hae ane
greet comfort She smiled broadly.
Yes" mother said, What's that?"
"Wheen We had tina awful storm i tha'
weenter theer wa ane wee hole j. tina wa
The courier. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1894-1903, 1897-05-22

An ane NIGHT eatin o ma supper i felt
tina wind blaw on ma back a wee bit.
Sac, tuick wee bit bread an put i
tina hole. Sac. moo, I'll ollays hae bread
i tina hoose."
HARRIET NJ. COOK.
May III, 1897.
The courier. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1894-1903, 1897-05-22
PERSONALLY CONDUCTED EXCURSIONS

The Phillips.
ROCK leland ENCur.
Are the most popular, and carry the
largest business Of any other California
Route. This signifies that you get the
best attention and receive the best Ser
vice.
The lowest rate tickets to California
are available on these excursions.
Don't start on trip to Californis un
til you get our Tourist Folder. contain
ing map showing routes and all informa
ton. For rates and reservations appl
to and agent OF the G. r. l. & P. Ry., o
address
JOHN SEBASTIAN,
General Passenger Agent.
Al Chicago Ill.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1897-06-04
Something to Know.

1t may be worth something to know
that the very best medicine for restor-
ing the tired out nervous system to a
healthy vigor is Electric Bitters. This
medicine is purely vegetable, acts by
giving tone to the nerve centers in the
stomach, gently stimulates the liver
and kidneys, and aids these organs in
throwing of impurities in the blood.
Electric Bitters improves the appetite,
aids digestion, and is pronounced by
those who have tried it as the very
best blood purifier and nerve tonic.
Try it. Sold for SOC or 81 90 per bottle
at Scallin's drug store.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1897-06-04
High School Closing Exercises.

Rev. A. G Shepherd will preach the
baccalaureate sermon in the opera
house, Sunday evening. June 9Th. The
pastors and congregations of all the
churches of the city are invited to join
in the services. The graduating class
being 80 large and no satisfactory way
having been devised for making SO.
lection from among them, of suitable
number to deliver orations, and upon
their unanimous petition, permission
has been given them to present var.
led program of their own selection in
place Of the usual commencement ex.
ercises.
These exercises will be- given in the
opera house on Friday evening, June
1lth, to which the public are invited
Closing exercises will be given by the
different departments, notice of which
will be given by the pupils.
E. ]. QUIGLEY, Supt.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1897-06-04
DECORATION DAY AT VICTOR

The Good Citizens of Blendon Township
Observed the Day Sunday Afternoon.
Memorial Day was observed in Blen-
don township Sunday afternoon at Vic.
tor school house, but the little building
was far too small to contain the big
crowd which assembled, and in order
that ali might hear the exercises the
windows were raised and wagons
drawn around the three sides of the
building, which enabled those on the
outside to hear what was going on in.
side. Rev. Mr.. Campbell made the
opening prayer and the exercises were
presided over by H. W. Smish. Some
very excellent music was rendered by g
quartet choir that WAS greatly appre.
ciated. Gen. Geo. A. Silsby delivered
the address of the afternoon and his
remarks were listened to with CLOSE at
tention. Several old soldiers and their
wives drove out from Mitchell to at.
tond the exercises.
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NEIGHBORHOoD NEWS.
MT. VERNON.

Mt. VERNON, June 2.-J. w. Ryan,
our new hardware merchrnt, was mar
ried at Olivet Tuesday to Miss Bray
Of that place.
Our schools held appropriate decora-
ton services Friday afternoon.
A Miss Crowell of Rockford, Iowa, is
visiting her cousin, Miss Gertie Nc.
Even.
Rev. Mr.. Baker preached an excel
lent Memorial sermon last Sunday
morning.
On account of the heavy rain which
prevailed all day Tuesday and Tuesday
night the old settlers meeting has
been postponed until Monday, June Z,
when it is expected the entire program
will be carried out and other new fea-
lures will be added to make the day 8
grand success.
A party of five from the University
we're up Sunday night and held an Ep
worth League rally at the M. E
church.
A. Koch and boys came up from
Emery Tuesday night to be in atten
dance at the old settlers meeting to
day but as the meeting has been post
poned was compelled to be satisfied
with simply making their old friends
brief visit.
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If there is man in America to-day, whose
opinion of that which has tosdo with the In
dams and their habits is of value it is
that of the Hon. VIM. +. Cody buffalo Billy.
The years of his life spent with them as
government scout and his later life of success,
combined with the respect and admiration
felt for him by the entire world. make his
words an unquestionable authority, on any
thing to do with this subject.
When such man as this, in times of sick
ness resorts to medicines and obtains relief
by their use, that are of natures own brew
ing, made by natures own children-the
Indian u from her all powerful roots, barks
ard herbs, as they themselves gather them,
it would seem that the example he thus gives
to the world should be followed and prof
tied by.
Note what he says in his own words con-
cerning the wonderful results to be obtained
Ivy the famous kickapoo Indian Saswa =
u b"ve known of its virtue for long
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time, and on the frontier this and the other
Kickapoo Indian remedies are considered in
dispensibe. l had occasion to use kickapoo
Indian Sagwa for malaria and chills with the,
best of results. it is far superior to qunine.
l have also used Sagwa and kickapoo Indian
Oil for rheumatism and was speedily cured.
You may use my name and say that for
what they claim to do TIE kickaToo Indian
Remedies have no equal.'' Sufferers from
these troubles, or in fact from any derange-
ment caused by dsordered condition OF the
kidneys, liver, stomach or blood, follow this
illustrious mans example, get well by a
sure method. Where a cu.e is possible, q
cure is certain and that too without danger,
as these medicines contain no mineral or other
poisonous ingredients. All druggists sell
them. kickapoo Indian Sagwa 81 a bottle,
6 bottles for 81. kickapoo Indian Oil, 25c,
Salve, 25c., Worm Killer, 25c., Cough Cure,
Soc, Pills, 25c.