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The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1897-06-18

For tie Lake Madison Chs1.aeera
As=subs. 10 d beid ss s.s.l5soa. Jane
= 20 July :. shs c.. " i Ss- ?. BIZ will
ssll excursion .ieEsIs from stations in
South Dskot. within 29 miles s.
.sre snd o5e-atsa for The round "trip.
Date 0. Eale from JuIe y 10 July IL
c!usiTs- Final limit July 10. City
Neekly papers please COPY.
z Z CLARK, Agent.
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Average Price of Hogs.
r. .ceipts and Shipments.
OTHER HIAIKEr;
f'llicExo.

Chicago, June $3.50 a. m.-Hogs-Re.
cc.p;s. i2,Geo: otscisl yesterday, %, ,soS; ship.
nenA. I,u7s. Market slow, weak and 81
n.1c,: s3.4oal3 5el.: light, Sc. .s2HG3. s.,
rough heavy. s. 9oi3. 60
day, s,ii: shipments. 2.ao5. Market slow,
weak to lnr lower
shcep-Receiprs. 1900: official yesterday
n.s25; Shipments, 1.1A Market dull ana
Chicago, June l5,-s a m.-Hogs-Market
2aioc lower; very dull. Good many left.
Estimated receipts for tomorrow. 5000
s.. 1913 .52i2.
Cattie-Market dull, weak, 1oc lower.
quotations: Beeves, IS. 40d5. 20: cows and
81. sodi. 80.
Sheep-Market dull and lower
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III Doubt.

a certain minister, who is not always
30 careful as he ought to be in making
ms teaching and his practice correspond,
was lately telling some friends story
OF adventure It was pretty "tall"
story, ana lie minister's lO-year- old lit
tie Rlil Was Observed to be listening to
1t very iht"nLy When he finished. she
fastened hr %id; cpcn eyes upon her
ia'l'el Ia" ana sad very gravcly, "Is
That trar, q arn Jou preaching now,
papa" "'-I!rusch hold Words
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MITCHELL WILL CELEBRATE.

Arrangements Being Made For Grand
Celebration OF Jniy 3
The national holiday will nos pass
nano:ieed in This city Is he business
mea have got together and subscribed
sufficient funds 70 MAKE i.a grand sre-
cess The day will Dc celebrated Sat
urday. July g. Sports eiIl be ruu OF
Main street Up 10 nooa s56 IL .aa after
neon they will De finished 6. she fair
grounds and no admission viii De
charged. Cone 70 Mitchell or that
day snd you will be sure OF q good
time.
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Hoss--Estimated Receipts.

Os
The supply was liberal today, making
'or three days of the week about 500
more than for the, first three days of last
week. Quality averaged good, with q
eair proportion of light mixed and me
dium weight grades. Indications at the
close last night were for lower prices.
and the excessive run east, with liberal
supplies in the west, added to the bear
sh disposition of buyers. Early advices
rom other markets reported quite a de-
:line, and the market opened with all
buyers bearish and bidding lower.
Trade started on a basis of SC lower on
lsht and medium grades 5@7kc off on
he heavy mixed, and the close, with
sther markets closing dull and 10c low
tr, was full dime off on all grades ex-.
|repting choice light. The market v.:~
generally pretty active and all but t6f''
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.ara sola in very GOOD

were the principle buyers. but shinns,,
were also in the market and took or,..s
= few hogs. The range of prices
about the same as yesterday in snrs,,
Very good medium butchers sold =.
s3 30 for top, against 1895 as yesrerda,..s
top for light, and the bottom was 90
for big heavy and heavy mixed. Ban,
If the fair to good medium and hesyy
at t3I7hQ3.2o, with best medium he av,
at s322k and good mixed at 1925 Az.
erage Of early sales S3.1sH. Sales vas
terday ranged a. s3-2593.s5, bulk a,
2.s5 average ss.2sA. and a week apo
81 20G3.3 go bulk at s3.eoa32ss, aysrass
80. 22i2. Other markets were bad at ,ha
close and provisions ranged lower.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1897-06-18
NORTHEAST I.EULAu

BEELAH. June l5.-Mr. end Mrs.
Nelson took trip to Elliott, San bor n
county, last week. Mr.. Nelson says
that there Is not any corn n that vi
ciuity.
AT the school election August Koop
was elected treasurer and Amos Lamb
chairman.
Farmers are now sowing millet IN
the corn fields where the cut worms
have taken the corn,
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1897-06-18
WHAT WILL The RESULT Be?

f-s-l lignt .he Ga-.e5oStlon u fre=
.am.ps4s u D.. Goob-- spz-zgu= Kid-
n=y PHI. csa.-@c 81 TIT drug -.oe- o. l.
q, Czse. Sf.tcLe5!. zpd VII 90 iato hi--
tors as oEe 81 ,he a5oet .rcces-tLi event.
that hsa ev@r tzzea plzce IL til. city.
The trightfol rgaao@f d people ~no
are =agsalrg IN orc 1sy os another
,rom 1.dGet trcob5e- il lki= vicinity
car cniY ae e.llu.a:@d 5y sas enormous
Laugt4r d .anple packets witch we're
glsen cut III THURSDAY 10 81 inberes' 20
i,t.r.oLs living il th!- city Or neigboor
hoo1 Hho applied tos Z azn pie q. Ihsss
10nGcrful pili-.
Dr Hooo's representative vas .een
is-t rignl a. ais Aote. wearing LOOK
o. coundenc. that betoker. tie nan
af.o feels thal lie know. VIA. hs il
islKing about. he .atc in aos1er 70
ihe .ge=t.ons pu. to BIN oy & reporter:
oh. JET: know TIE public are skep
iical u anything req, espt ciaiis in the
medicine lie. II il reasonable 70 sUp-
pore that they s!so1lc Dc. tor have they
not been EGmbugge enough by those
~ho iiace but Little value even on
death. when IL COR 81 20 the question d
gathering in q fem i!l-gottcn dollar.:"
DR.. Hooos appreciates al THE. and il
determined that the worth d hi. medi |
cine sbai! Dc folly known and proven
II. ff.y.. r..., IL n
penny. WHAT Dr.. Hoho', oparagus
Kidney pills are guaranteed to DO Is 70
cure all kidney arrangements.
DO you kno~ tnet rheumatism. iu |
nine tentha Of a.! cases. arises from
kidney troublea of one sort or another>
any physician will tel! you that the
common originof all rheumatic ,rou blea
Ii uric acid Ia the blood. What DO you
DO first, that being the case? Go for
the cause. Get your kidDeys in per.
feet working order, and away will 90
the rheumatism. because when your
kidneys, whose duty it il 10 filter all
poisons and impurities from the blood
removes the uric acid, the cause OF the
vii Dc gone and the rheu-
matisrn With it,
Here are noDe of the symp oms
which are danger signals, and, 10 a
large naJority Of cases, indicate the
onset of that most insidious Of all
maiadlee. Brigfte disease Of the KID.
neys: Pain In the back and gides.
headacbe, NERVOUSNESS, frequent thirst,
hot and dry skin. shortncss Of breath,
EVIL orebodings, troubled sleep, puff
neAs oi the c5elits. sweIling Of the feet
and ankles loss Of flesh dark colored
or scanty urine, win depo.its OF casts,
etc, and the prcsence OF renal epithel
Ium, tube caets aud a!bnmen In the
urine.
These are some. not all, Of the
'ymptoms of Brigbl's disease, infam-
nation or congestion Of The kidneys,
nephritis, etc, ard these Dr. Hobbs
oparagus kidney PILE are guaranteed
o cure"
For the 2enetil Of persons living at
'lntance from this city, who did notcail
1t our Store yesterday, DR.. Hobbs
us to ray il you will mi out G
he <oHhon below and mail it 10 the '
iobts Remedy Co Chicago ILL.,, with q
our address, they "ill send you by T.
nail post paid, sample boz OF these
,ijls /1Ee Wrf/fnSc. L
n
l.. @. GALE, :
Druggist, JeweIcr, Bookseller,
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G. st. p. NJ. e. O. Excursions.

For the meeting OF the South Dakota
FIre.nan's Association at Madison, S.
D., will sell round tripexcursion tickets
from Mitchell TO Sioux Falls at one
fare. Dates OF sale June 2l to 30
Tickets limited to June 18th, 1897.
For the Teachers excursion to Hot
Springs, S. d.. will sell excursion
tickets from Mitchell to Hot Springs
and return for s20.lO. Tickets on sale
Jue 2lst only and limited to July 22nd.
1897. G. l.. MCKINLEY. AGENT
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1897-06-18

The Swedish bride Ills her pockets
with bread, " "hih size dispenses to cy.
cry one she meets on her way to the
chufch' every piece she disposes of
avertllIg, ns sh" believes, misfortune
Philadelphia Ledger.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1897-06-18
For sale or Trade.

The Cottage hotel. situated at Mitch
eli, S. D., has been established IS
years. On account OF old age must liz
pose OF property Apply on premises
or address the proprietor,
JOHN GLEASON,
Mitchell. S. D.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1897-06-18

They are dandies' said Thos. Bow
er4, OF the Crocket, Texas, Enterprise,
while writing about DeWitt's Little
EARLY Risers, the famous little pills for
SICK headache and disorders OF the
stomach and liver. T.. @ Gale.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1897-06-18

Sick headache can be quickly and
completely overcome by using those
famous little pills known as "DsWit,'s
Little Early Risers." l.. o. Gale.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1897-06-18
MT. VERNON

Mrs. F. M. Hatch and Violet re
turned Tuesday night from three
weeks visit at Atwood, Iowa.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1897-06-18
Market dull and lower.
South Omaha.

south Omaha, June l6.-Hogs-Receipts,
li'"'; ofhc!al yesterday, 1853; shipments.
none. Market opend slow and big Sc low
na sr Qu6tations quot is as; Heavy ss.171z@3 & mixed
ana light, 50 22iad3. 80
sSatue-:Receipts. 5000: official yesterday,
i,S44. shipments, LOLA Market weak to llc
SS,neep-Receipts 1,5Oo: official YESTERDAY,
| z'z1'; shipments, sos Market steady.
Dent Grain Co.'S EARLY Report.
Yesterdays Close
Wheat-July, $3.50; September, 645sc-.
Corn-July, 25c: September, 26lsc.
oats-July, 1SAc-; September, lSAc.
Pork-July, s7.55; September, s757.
Iard-July, s372; September, 1882.
Ribs-July, $4.4o; September, SAT-
Today's Opening
Wheat-July, &C.; September, 641sc.
Corn-July, A7sc; September, 26c.
Oals-July, lSAc; September, 1SAc
forK-July, $7.47; Septembe $7.67.
Lard-September, s375.
Ribs-July, s432; September s4.37
WheatAJuly. 6s1zc-; September, 64ssc;
December, 661sc.
Corn-July. 25Ac; September, 26Ac.
Oats-July, 1880; September. 1880.
Pork-July. s7.45; September. s7.55.
Lard-July, 1852; September. ss.72;
December. $3.50.
Ribs-July. s4.SO-; September, s4s7.
Today's Cash Market.
The following quotations are fu..
nished daily by the Dent Grain com
oany. Grain dealers can safely use this
as a basis to buy on as it is absolutely
correct-12 O'Clock, noon:
Wheat
No. red winter 7s@SOc.
No. red winter, 73@75c.
No. hard winter, G9c
No. hard winter, 63965c,
No. spring. 7o@71c.
No. spring, 64@67c.
Corn
No. 2. a5M@25Ac.
No. 3. 24c.
No 2 yellow. 25A @e51kc.
No yellow. 241sc.
No. 2 white, 26c.
Oats
No. 2. 1890
No. 8, 17@20c.
No white, 21@23c.
No 8 white. 1a1s@22c.
Rye
Cash. s3hac.
July, 33@33Ac.
September, SAC,
Local Produce.
Prices quoted below are subject to
market changes:
Butter-Fine fresh dairy and roll in
good demand. Fancy separator, in tubs.
per pound 13914c; fancy fresh dairy. in
TUBS, sQsc; choice. 7@sc; packing stock
NO. l. 6g7c; No 9, 415c; rolls and
prlnts-first grade, 7@sc; second, 4Q6c.
Eggs-Fresh, No. 1, &c per dozen.
Live Poultry-Sprng chickens ~
pounds or over, 15c per pound; hens, fat,
DC; old cocks. 2hc; hen turkeys, &c; Tom
turkeys, &c; large ducks, SC; geese, Sc;
Guinea fowl, 4c.
Vegetables-Hand picked navy beans,
per bushel csc; California lima beans,
per pound 2Ac; dried green peas, per
Dushel 60c; sweet potatoes, Illinois, per
Darrel @2.20; ruta bagas. fine Canadas.
per oushel 4Oc; cabbage. 2Ac; persnips,
per oushel &c; turnips, per bushel 4Oc;
not house lettuce, per dozen punches
zoe; radishes, per dozen punches. zoe;
onions Der dozen punches 15c:
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1897-06-18
Governments, Pigs and culls
Cattle PuYnhase

The following are the names of the prio.
cipal purchasers of cattle on Tuesdays
market and the correct number of head
Durcha sed by each.
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yETGHBORHoDD NEWS.
HEsI PEKEN

Z IEsT PERT. Juns l5.-gi.. field
( WHO is sesaltng shs r.Ter schooI. ez
pscs= 10 o= are to board z. aoue &
soco Z. .E.s river es.s Lover. She as
oesD oosrdiog ~fth Cs.ger Kerr su.
family.
Mrs. Ella Wss. ia making p-epsrs
tEon 70 .oir ber ha-oand soon =. Bo.,f
nesa. y D. Mrs. West h.s lfTed hsrs
ncnber q years and will be grea,ls
missed. AZ 81! appreciated her sr.izt.r
:s!eats 81 vel e. Ter poe.ic eFo-ts.
Ar. william. scd Jao. Beener.
students 0. D. T. visited Eope Sundsy
ochooi .sss Sunday s1d after which
Nr. Williams preached az intsresline
.ernon. whtca gss greatly appreciated
~ the sCdieuce.
Grs. Frank siuD=on AID family are
st Nrs- WsCgh'= %hers Mrs. Waugh
hz= se@n caring Tor her. Mr.. Simp
soa L improving rapidly AID will soon
~ abe 70 y moved hone.
Mr. ard ,srs. ssgles and family o..
" sosoasocsss hare teen tie gues.s O.
5fr. and Ars. VIZ. Clark the past week
znd returned home Thursday morning.
Miss Ne.iie Palmer 0, Mitchell j. the
guest Of Aiss g,.z Smith.
VIII Clark Is hav.ng TIE roads worE-
q IL good SHAPE in district No. 2.
Wm. Herbsrs arrived hone from
:choo. last week.
There was a surprise party ia honor
't Mrs Wes. last Wed ednesday evening.
!. good time %az reported.
Henry Bo.s haz again comnenceo OF
'is srtesian well Wm, siilltgan is
long the .oo
a number Of West Perry people a.
ended the high school graduating ex-
rcises.
Mrs. ". Waugh ha. teeu sick for g !
7eek with severe chiils aod ague.
The Free Me.hodists are holding
amp meeting in TIE Dundas gro9e.
Chi!dren's dag exercises will be held
une 20Lh iu the Jackson school house.
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l.. @. GALE,
Druggist, JeweIcr, Bookseller,
MITCHELL, so. DAK.,
CUT THIS COUPON OUT.

Upon receipt Of THIS COUPON together
j %l,h y"ur name and address. We win for, F,
4 ~arh by man FREE SAMPLE BOX Of {
J i'r, Hobbs SpaaGus Kidney pills; also
: his book On kidney diseases
Address, hOEES REMEDY co, Z
Chicago, III.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1897-06-18
ETH AN.

E1HES, June l5.-Mr. schlimgen
and Miss Augusta went 10 Madison.
Wis. Monday.
The ice cream social a. the VI. r.
church 1as veil attended.
Mir. and ars. Frank Cole were home
Sunday.
Mr. ard Mrs. CraoeaIl ere visiting
at Mrs, Browns Sunday. They en-
Ioyed new potatoes for dinusr.
Mr.. and Mrs. Asa Doddd and Fred
Cole were in Ethan Sunday.
Charley Cole was home Sunday.
Gertie Koch was visiting Maggie
Sexton last week.
Mr. Cool is painting his house.
Why:
MIR. and Mrs. Joe Koch were in
Ethan Sunday.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1897-06-18

South Omaha, June l6.-Hogs-Receipts,
n'""; official yesterday, 1859; shipments,
none Market opend slow and big SC low
and light. s.. .22lad3. 80
sSatde-Receipts. 5000: official yesterday
tt.S+4. shipments, l,Ql4. Market weak to Ic
SSheep-Receipts, 1900: official Yesterday.
z'z7'; shipments, sos. Market steady.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1897-08-13
"Bradstreets, which is recognized as a
most conservative publication, summarizes

"Bradstreets," which is recognized as 9
most conservative publication, summarize;
the business situation:
al. That the crops are good
SO. That the price of wheat and cotton
has so greatly advanced as to pour scores OF
millions of dollars into the laps of the farm.
ers, while the price of other staples has adj.
vanced in sympathy with these.
''3. That short crops in Europe, India,
and Argentina assure continuance of these
high prices during the market season.
"a. That merchants everywhere are re-
plenishing their stocks of goods as they have
not done for several years past.
50. That In consequence railroad earn
ings everywhere show improvement.
&c. That there are already signs of re.
vival in industry, the manufacturers begin
ming to anticipate the new demand for
goods.
W. That our exports for the last year
have been so enormously In excess of our
imports as to make us very heavily a cred
itor nation-a condition that does not guar
antee prosperity but tends strongly to help
it.
'S. That there is everywhere among the
farmers feeling Of hopefuness which has
not existed for several years past"
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1897-08-13

Poundmaster Paul ended the career of
six dogs last night, making ten killed within
week. There are yet plenty of unlicensed
dogs that should be similarly treated.
The Country Gentleman has the follow
ing to say concerning former resident OF
the county: Prof. A. j. Cook, who removed
from Michigan to California some years ago.
has been appointed superintendent of farm
ers' institutes in southern California. He
has had charge of this work for some years
and Is now permanently appointed by the
regents of the university. He is credited
says the San Francisco Chronicle, with first
awakening interest In the work among
farmers of the state, and getting institute
work we'll under way In the southern coun.
ties two years before there was the leas'
move at the north.
Il. w. Mann and wife and daughter Miss
Mildred, Steven Fraser and wife, and Eb'
Gould and wife were among the number
who started for Niagara Falls and Other
eastern points via yesterdays excursion.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1897-08-13


No man in the country has been more
earnest advocate of free trade than Hon.
Henry Watterson, editor of the Louisville
Courier-Journal. His opinion of the new
tariff bill is of interest. Read it:
"Ihere can be no doubt that the first eff
fects of the Dingley act will be to stimulate
manufacturing enterprise, to call into &C.
tivity much capital which has been in hid
ing, and to give employ ment to many hither-
to idle operatives, To this extent Ii will
contribute, and at once contribute, to the
return of prosperity, already assured by the
bounty OF God. Any tariff is better than
perpetual uncertainty. The country, weary
of agitation and of hard times which it as
sociates with agitation, accepts the new
tariff, mainly because 1t affords 1t a rest.
Concurrent with this tariff come great crops
of wheat and corn and cotton, with the
prospect of advancing prices. The Alaskan
gold fields may make spoon or spoil horn
before the story Is told. But they fall in
with the prevailing humor and throw In a
few nuggets to the general sum of the popu-
lar hope and cheer. Thus the season of
plenty, which is succeeding the season of
famine, plays into the hands of the republic
cans-very clever opportunists who have
not only known how to use their advantages
but have been very lucky-and 1t may last
through the presidential election. Ii 1t
does, they will be fortunate and the country
will be Fortunate"
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1897-08-13

the glod of the world was coined; now GO
per cent is coined. So 1t appears that
while the amount of gold for each individu-
al In the world has been doubled in fifty
years, the proportion of that gold which
has been turned into coin has also been
doubled, thus making the gold money Of
the world four times as much for each in
dlvidual as it was fifty years ago.
This increase In gold, coupled with the
increase in the percentage of that metal
which is coined, is one of the most i'm
portant facts to be taken into consideration
In the determination Of the cause of the
falling off of the demand for silver and the
consequent falling off in its price.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1897-08-13

Fifty dollars fine and costs or ninety days
In the Detroit house of correction was the
sentence which brought up one offender
with sharp turn, Monday morning. Ex-
Justice Byerly had the reputation of dealing
sternly with offenders and it had good eff
feet, but 1t begins to be evident that offend
ers will fare no better in the court of his
successor. The very lenlency sometimes
shown offenders makes them even more
careless as to their behaviour, while severe
treatment will frequently cause them to
brace up and behave themselves. Justice
McCaughna is to be congratulated on his
treatment of Charles Melvin, Monday, and
THE TIMES hopes he will keep up the rec
ord,
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1897-08-13
HAwKERs AND PEDDLERs.
Important Ruling From Secretary of State
Relative to Their License-Must
Pay for Full Year.

The secretary of states department Ia
having no end of inquiries regarding the
hawkers and peddlers' law passed by the
asst legislature, which authorizes the town
ship board of each township to fix the
amount of license to be paid, and among the
latest inquiries was one from a man down
In Hillsdale county asking II he could take
| out license for month at pro rata rate.
The secretary's reply to the man is that
there can be no division of time and that
licenses must be taken out for full year.
The ruling is of interest to the entire state
and In 1t the secretary says:
"a careful reading of the statute shows
that no division of time is contemplated.
Sec. requires every person to take out
license before engaging In the business of
hawking or peddling. Sec. requires the
township board to fix the amount of such
license at not less than certain named
sums. Sec. 4 provides that all licenses shall
expire on the first Monday of May next
after the granting thereof. There is only
one fixed amount for which license can be
granted, and no power is given to divide
this up into any periods. If a license can
be granted for three months, it can for three
days; and If for three days then for three
hours, or less. think ii man applies for
license on the Saturday preceding the first
Monday Of May he must pay the full price
although his license would be good for only
one day. At first thought this might seem
unjust, but think the legislature pur-
posely and wisely designed to prevent the
procuring of license for short time on
payment of pro rata portion of the full
fee. Otherwise transients could come into
town during certain favorable seasons of the
year, take out license for a few days on
payment of mere nominal sum, supply the
market and depart to other fields, thereby
leaving the resident hawker who had paid
the full years license without customers"
State Republican.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1897-08-13
THE OWOSSO TIMES.
TEN PAGES.
EDMUND o. DEWEY, EDITOR.
OWOSSO, FRIDAY, AUGUST 10. 1897

Owosso people interested in missionary
work In Turkey will be pleased to learn that
Pres. Angel, minister to Turkey, carries in
structions from the State Department to in
sist upon the payment of the indemnity
claims filed for outrages committed at Har
poot and Marash during the outbreaks there
two years ago, when missionary interests
were injured and the lives of hundreds of
Americans were imperilled by the Turkish
soldiers. Minister Angeles directions are
to present the case of the government in
emphatic language and to inform the minis
ter of foreign affairs that the United States
expect prompt acquiescence with the de.
mands.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1897-08-13

Mr.. and Mrs. d. B. Reed returned We'd
nesday evening from their California trip
after an absence Of six weeks. Both had a
fine time and are feeling much improved in
health.
The Misses Anna Conant and Name Law
renee, the winners of the Argus excursion
contest, leave tonight on their trip to Mack
mac, going by way of Toledo.
Chas. McGilvra, Robt. Hershey, and the
Misses Hershey and Day are enjoying an
outing at Long Lake this week.