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The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1897-06-04

4 :. Persons, ed!,o. o. sne Howard
Press. IS ssid 10 oe O. ,ae sste rosd 10.
S soao position S. sudi1or OF the posi-
cS-ee Department. which ioclo6es s
resscsnce ST Washington sro sajsrv
Q. $3.50 per ysa-, Ar6 Soo. Person
Is oas Of tie men ss would ne pleased
10 Sec 1la als 1870 such COCA pos:t.on-
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Adve.s..ed Letter.

The following is !iss OF the letters
remaining uncallsd for in the Mitchell
postofes at the close of the week end
ing May 81, 1887:
McConrey, Mr.
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Tired, Nerroos. sIeeple.s

Men SD *o1n=n-how gratefully they
write soo1i Hoods Sscss soarills- Once
helpless sno discouraged, hsring los,
81 ssish In oedicines. row II good
oeslih sn6 ''able 10 90 1y OWE work. :
because Hoods Szrsspsr5l.s has power
10 enrich s16 purify The blood and
0sse he Eess stroog-ihjs Is tie ex-
r'erlenee Q. lost Of people.
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TIE Arsus--a&ie- published crop
reports from esca Q: lie agricultural
Counties ot i1s s.s,s which makes sr
sSesl2eai showjag tor Sc abundant crap
IL Ibs ISL. -
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Not only piles o. the very wors.
kind can De cured by DsWius
Witch Eszel Sslye. bu. eczema,
scslds, burns. bruises. hoils. ulcers and
al other skin troubles csn be instantly
relieved by the same remedy. L. O.
Gsle.
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FOREIGN.

tSSAlGS-
Brosihurst. Mr. W z
Oreth. Mr. Soeer Olsen
When calling for the Aocve pieAse sa
advertised. :nos called for IN two
weeks they viii be forwarded to the
dead letter oEce.
SANL. 7. GREEN. p. NJ
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A RUSTLING HUSTLER.
A South Dakota Real Estate Man Tells
of the Increased Foundation.

Sioux City Journal: d. A. Mizener,
OF Mitchell, S. D., passed through the
city on his way home from trip TO
Chicago, MaQuoketa and Des Moines,
whittier he went to attend TO mum Der
OF real estate transactions. MIR. Mize.
ner is one Of the most active hustlers in
the rustler stale. and is prominen,
member of the Corn Belt association.
He has bsen also somewhat prominent
in state politics, having been one OF
South Dakota's delegates to the last
republican national convention. In
speaking OF his recent trip east ne said
to reporter:
ION every hand there are evidences
that the demand for the cheap fertile
prairie lands of South Dakota is on the
increase, While there is not yet any
conspicuous rush OF immigrants, there
Is growth of population in almost
every section, and one very reassuring
thing about this is that considerable
proportion OF the growth is due TO the
return of people who within the las,
few years have wandered off to the
Pacific coast or down south. to which
sections they were induced to go by the
railroads in order that the companies
might have the patronage of the long
hauls. Every paper in the state is chrop-
icling the return of some of these men
and women who went hunting for some
better country than South Dakota. but
couldn't find it. The fact is that there
isn't any better country to be found
anywhere on this round green earth.
And when. in addition to the quality
OF our soil, its remarkable cheapness is
considered. the wonder is that people
do not flock 10 it in regiments.
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Ecods Pills are loe oest .sr,ilv cs-
lharl-e sod liver nedtcine. Ger..e. re-
Liable. SURG.
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State OF South Dakota. Fourth Judicial Circuit
as. In the Circuit Court in and for Dawson Coul'
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cent for the passage OF an urgent def.
cheney bill, which he explained carried
100000 for the construction Of bcild!rR
at the naval academy, $4,000 for the pay
ment OF temporary employees of the house
and senate and $4,000 for the pa;lDeh'
Of the mileage Of senators ana reprcsenia-
lives.
There was an exchange o. personalities
between MIR. Hepburn tRep.. IoNa) Fnd
Mr. Norton tDem., Ohio.) over q correction
OF the Congressional Record which Involved
a renewal of controversy that occurred
between the two gentlemen during the de-
bate on the appropriation bills last week,
the word most for many" In reference
to soldiers on the pension roll. 1t ~as
claimed that most" was used, hut mat
when printed 1t was changed 10 many"
After a debate, which consumed mere
than two hours tho house on rising
vote-Is6 to Isi--sustalned Mr. Hepburn's
motion to make the permanent record show
that Mr. Noiton's speech contained the
word ''mest' In accordance with the sten-
egraphers report
II was party vote, with the except on
of Fleming Of Georgia, VINO voted with The
republicans. The populists voted with the
democrats.
The house then. at 2:i5 p. IN. adjourned
until tofnurrDw
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THE MINERS STAMPEDE
MEN WITHOUT PROVISIONS MAKE
THEIR EXIT FROM DAWSON.
over Thousand on the Trail and
Twcnty-H,c Per Cent May Perish
i'm Trying to Cross the Trail.

Victoria, h. c., December 1S-By
steamer Topeka from Dyea News is re-
ceived that more than a thousand l!l-pro-
yisioned men stampeded from Dawson dur
ing the latter part of October and are now
lost in the mountains. AUX. the indian
mail carrier. who brings this report, left
the Yukon camp fully ten days after the
Dawson party. He says the vanguard of
the terror-stricken army is following less
than a week behind him. AUX eeclsies
that fully 25 per cent of the stamped DC
army viii never live to reach the town.
The only bright view OF the situation
is that the crossing Of the pass above Dyea
and Skaguay has lately been greatly i'm
proved and within a month will be in OK
ctl'ent condition. Dyea parties. headed by
George ullmer, propose to 20 10 the relief
OF the hungry at Dawson. They will make
the government of the United States an
offer to take 5000 pounds of provisions to
Dawson in fifteen days COR the sum Of
$4,000. They already hlve so 900 pounds
Of provisions cached at Lake Bennett
which they will take over the CailSoot
Pass this winter
tllmer will 20 south by the next steamer
TO lay his proposition before he secretary
of war, Material for the proposed ,aiiood
over the pass is being shipped here.
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N'ton' III, Battling with Tho pro
"sitinn a. Race Separation

~
"sitinn o. Race Separation.
Alton, H., December 18.-The Alto,
pubic school color line fgh; VIII be trans
''rrea 10 Sprinsficd. Mayor Henry Brrg
seman, City Counsellor II. S. Bake ana
Attorney q +. McGlnnbs will go tbero
To-Day 10 file in the State supreme c,,r,
, we maj answer Of this city to the nst,
non OF the co.ored citizens. pa1ner ~,
HIehnoit, Tor writ of mandamus m con,
~ me admissioA Of the eoiored cblIare,
this city. SCHOOLS In
IL VIII be argued that the points cot
.orth m the petition are nun and y,fI.
nay oas 'ne CITY IN providing new. conveni
e"LF ioe@ted and perfectly eI,,,,nn5
s ,u houses and assigning eolored r,
its 'hereto mas acted clearly WITHIN ~
sNM, ana has not only not dlscrin,ina,uSI
against The colored children I'M, ii,et ,S,
,uI 1nelr oest moral and intellectual ~,
tense. 70 the line of de.
Meaatime the fight here, ,yhIs !, 10.
oeased 10 be aggressive. is on IA ss,,,,.-.ss'
~ ever, NO colered child is allowe,i 10 ,,,,a ~
any othsr than the new .,cnonIs $500, eil,ei
20 them, and while the attend an - ~ ~
.a..er mas slightly Increased, The ,clered
people generally have persi,tsl in MI
Ioliey al keSping the ohiidre. at LAM
sshsr man TO submit to the tlietotinn ~
me poard OF education va
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quarter. 1000 bushels contract grain COM
ing out. One elevator concern had car
goes aggregating 100000 bushels In the
river. not a bushel OF which had been in
spected. Armour and Weare had cargoes
in and the CARROTS sheet showed a jump.
The majority OF these grain was sold to
Sove short contracts made months ago. 1t
has evidently been bought to get the BEN
eft of the Chicago December price There
was 4 scattering buying, largely by ele-
vator people. Armour was credited with
more OF it than any other. There was a
remarkable drop in prces-7 l2cbut it
was accompanied by no great crashes and
no great trade. December opened at Los
and sold between .05 and 81 l-2 and closed
at 80 ~ The JANUARY option was in
fluenced by the May option. and 1T had been
all along. dropping from 30 IL to % l-2
and closing at % IA.
The Letter party did today what their
friends thought they ought to have done
last weeklet down the December. They
did not sell much because the market
would not take much and becar0e Armour
was selling English to make the price
weak. but they finally helped the price
Everybody is still astonished that the De-
cember bulls permitted any such prices
as ruled last week
Today's receipts clearly showed the re-
suits of Chicago premiums Minneapolis
advices were that the Letters had people
buying up there IN order to Increase the
OF bringing Minneapolis grain
here. The elevator people are still keeping
The bulls in the dark as to the amount OF
contract grain they are to get practi-
cally no delivery has been made by the
big shorts, Armour and Weare. Caring
ton Hannah delivered out 100000 bushels.
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MRS. M'KINI.Ey.
MESSAGES Ut ssmpn,b, ,
renee from All thc NJ,

Canton, Ohio. December IA The ,os, =.
uvar'os 'ae remains of Mrs. Nancy n, .
N'"'sy IS already nearly buried "a -,
" 'i~we's' Al morning the sxur,,ss
wagons have been carrying their ,oa1, =,
,'Vf"' offerings TO the msmory OF ha 10.
,9sSd dleparted they come TO Mis-, .s,sn
thgn's .''y y, yut presidents sister. Who
mas never LETT the bedside Of hsr n.y., 10y
mother day or night. "F aSlhS
,, y MESSAGES OF sympathy and tokens a.
,sstlehnal regard come from ereaie. ai".
.ances than flowers can carry. Th "ss,
, Una ne pals nave bosn overloaded NJ n
~ words OF con Is',nee in tribute ot he
, rs.un.Fy OF moaA american n.oih.r
resident Fauro II France. ,hn n,ansnss
,n o. otner countries stationed al W.sS.
sSns,on, governors Of States. Judges, unitca
,,,s, senators, ccrigsoJSmen and othsr
Inotic officials. Grand Amy ~,
/, , ny by the thois,nd from ali p..,s OF
the civilized world have sent messar,s ~
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RELIEF FOR KLONDIKE.
SECRETARY or VAN tIGER FUR
NiSHEs DESIRED INFORMATION.
HeinhccrS 60 Re JHIixed In Trans
porting Provisions Across the
Trnit to Dawson.


washington, December 13.~-Iu answer
TO senate resolution calling for spnh II.
fo,mation ss u,., .
so..... ,.,.,t
'el"'i'e 10 'he l"'R OF rood supplies
on ne yukon river Secretary Alger today
submitted a letter rociting his actlon in
s.,at,- ,,...,..t "N''NA' :"
that po,n,ry ~ 80" '",'',y, "
~ '"''''Nh"'V "ap eueiosihS
copies OF the officers reports, the features
OF which have already been published Sec
rotary Algcr says:
"FroAi these reports it Will be seon that
as early ~ the lst oil September. ana whiIo
en- route 20 the Yukon Captaln Ray vns
in receipt OF Information to tho checi nm,
unless somo rode} expedition was sent 10
The mining district. starvation an m lr,st
great priy,,tios oo,,iJ ta ,,,,,,,' ,.
iStuhoA from, Portland v.bi,b ,,bu, ,,
official. The .tepartmtnt b,il,y.l ~,
thoroughly reliable sav hst s,,cn ~
l8th nj August hut ie5 tors - 49,
have rached pav>nu G,,,, @ 49, - '1 '1
that iha bouts of the ryH , '',,,
companies carryiDs 40 0no r,,,,,,ts ~ e,,,,
niles ,yrre of,lta'3 i.3"eH "a S"r
irclsll ~, ~, u'SNu''be lhtll
Iblwson rit, c,,,,, NV NV 'u',eN uV' ~ "i
river between lhnsS t,yo nof''is ~ tne
loarned fro,n t1,roo w" f''"H, u 10 alSo
thar tbp no,ltl,tion =, ~. S'"'NeH
in October nj tb,a ,oar 49, "'.' n''S,
be NOT ltss ,bnn 56oo ~ pat'",1'uu 10
much in cxnoss ~ ,h,t it'u""l3 Wa
tho country ,r,hntor, 49,, G up'upsr ana III
her NJ Ap,sr,ro,' ''i,ta W. Wv 'AFEV mum
hayo tnsufBn,snt tS'-V"S "'' relortei 10
I'M u,tntar a, -, 49, 4" iaAu mem thfough
dns,t',i ,i''' ANA that many are absolutely
when 4. v,os o.,.,,,,,s,
ohonI sa,,,',,,, Sy7asaS't from fort lukon.
rouI1 r,J''VVl 10, ,9dt no more suppllss
nrSt y,',,,, sn u"nluk districts before
h,,,', S',''''tN' wa Tue >nkoh, seven or eight
-, 49," Nv IVVt'le arc reported te have gone
IN a", v, Vu 'u'nS hoWh the rlSef N cats
twenty thrce 10 t,y Si, ',p trq9lrlnR from
whore Il IA esti,na,'i th r'S"t udA lrhyel,
tons of nrn,isior., .nV'' ar "nolt tuo
nook crerT Sno Vu Hhn ,lst "t NJ
place down m" ,i"a,. ,n '. m uttoW taat
nnnl,s Nus,on ,,t Wv 'No lraulhg COM
mend foy ~ ~ MN ' tue miners wholly le-
peuea ea,inn "tW'pr supplies, were COM
Ia unload rn,,,o,,t tuN ''Mness OF lhe liver,
nroyisinns ,r' SryVIsHiy t'o ana No 'onS Of
81 M;chanls ,n. ~, r HlN Coa's oonnd from
matisn rr,,',, ~ uNsou' ne 'liest mlorf
of ,1rtoher ~ "."'ns lls''''l eTS daie
wns MOI an ~, u vas t'pog'eu lhole
thoss o,ca. ,I,n =" t"h stores at lawson. or
sinpIn nonnI ns ehe Innins ieeinn,
tbnI thnen ,,tr Va pav,'n' Deans " tiolr. ana
i, nary ,.@,, tt,,'''',, W"V haa been IN the Ter
INA stn,,,s ' h"UNs 10 lawson, dependent On
,,tssihie ts ~ tor 'helr tool found i. In.
exrept 4, ~, i,'aso ullS supplies whatever
aiv,draig ~ 'uN'"nves from fricnds or iu-
ma X, NV .houEhi tney had surnhs
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complished this passed under 4,
of the rules.
ST. LOUIS-It is anno,,ncsa N
Louis is TO have a new hofel ihr +
| fE.iD,U0U and win he manages 4 !
Snown hotel man in IndianapolS
| CIICAGO-Captein and M
| Ilcker Outlined their coloniQthc
uhe salvation Army barracks MI
audience. Subscriptions to ina ~
$4,000 were received before ia +
tho meeting.
BERL1N--The German ~AM
Charlottc and Stein. which wan n
in the recent demonstration aranfI
Will leave Port an Prince faesi1
former going to San Domirgo :,
latter sailing for Havana.
WASH1NGTON-An opInion y
dered by Justice White in ID
states supreme court In the caSe II
EStraSa. under sentence Of dean Il
sachusetts for murder commiltts
tie was accused of murIeridg I'll
and captain OF n vessel hound X
America. The opinion reverses III
ION of the court below.
LIMA, Peru--The chamber q 4
by large majority passed VI
tioring non-Catholic marriages.
WAsHINGTONIl'lle negotiatmt
procstf arrangements and frealn1
the terms of the tariff act af q
at the state department. i.fdtf WI
ton of Special Cc,nmissioner Hss3
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--s------s-------
THE HOUSE.


"ash'ns'on, December ls.~rnc aso,,,
1--WE legislative and judicial approuris,,e.,
piii win be oonsiterA.. IGNORES, ''o osl
mouse through the entire session va,
sased in Adjusting a personal disnnte Wv w."
tween Mr. Hepburn Of Iowa and Mr. vor
eun OF OHIO, which grew oul az /, a.,,,.,
e,ss winch occurred last week ,,,',, E"n, r.
1, s on the penfion bin rhs ~, 'he
saae was as 10 whether certain nm no @t
49,, 49, oy Mr Norton, but which he as %er"
Iaius nlsclalned any intention Of ,' ~.
, Snou,d appear In the permanent r ns,ms'
i iIa, house by party vote sustainaG H'a ay
me blind chaplain of the house Mr. -,
ven, 10 his invocation today, rsferr',, o ~
suen'iy and feelingly 10 the denim n, Wv. ,h
presidents mother 'seNh VI NE
Mr. bingham tRep,, Pal reportsa :, q,
mouse tue legislative executive nnd 4, Ine
appropriation bill, which ue gava , ~
ne would call up tomorrow. ny i,nnnt,, 1883
consent ooa resolution was passed y, It's
sooo copies Of the testimony 81 H. N, .i,
service commission before the annron,,i,l
''cns committee for the use OF he hons.
MI Cannon. chairman II Tho eon,n,,ta..
~ APPROPRIATIONS, secured uualimous ,cr.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-12-14
THOMAS CHARGED wIru Mrnpru
""S Granted Hand In the sum ~,
rive Thousand Dollars.

waco Texas December 10. There WAS
quick work Ia the case OF a. h. Thomas.
charged with the murder OF y. }. Penn.
Wnen the case was taken up today
Ihe inquest commenced at II o,rIoc,, a.,
closed at 8. 1t was agreed he,v.on A.
&c 5 council and the State that tbe
s,,hn,,1, 'aNen in the inquest should DO
we Earle, who heard the evidence svos
we bond az $4,000 In thu afternnon tbe
srShd Jury, now IN session. heard the stor'.
rem several witnesses aud promntIy 70.
tstn.a hill of Indictment against Thomss
,u a. him with the murder. An eJ,nr.
Is being made TO have the trial durins iSis
nm OF court which ends with the month
wiz ;I n"s ~ nag hot giVen hond and probably
VIZ NV Y hls lrlal Is set Tor this ternl
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-12-14
UNREST IN RoHEMlA

vienna December lS,-Unrest exists il,
bohemia Troops have patroled the streets
oil Prague and special guards are stationed
az tne Eerman theaters owing to tho tart
,hat MOB was found last Thursday sven
''ls near The Royal German theater. Thea
are numerous arrests daily and the prisons
are s. '9il That it has been found neccs-
collisions have occurred between tbe ' IN
gents and the police at Prague. Crecow ana
Unit During tho present week thirty
newspapers nave been confscated in Bobe.
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topeka, Kan, December 49, coosi-
uo" '0hlron's fifty of the los probat,
'eases at Kansas which is anything hp,
pleasant ANA consoliag II has iust hso,
discovered that a big hIhnder uos 49,
ny the legislature last winter. whish 49,.
January l. would cut on tho salaries ~
.nese othrials. In It's efforts 10 ratre,eh
anu reform. the populist legislature nssssa
sene,ai fee and salary bin, which vii,
ha,t me probate judges Ia the western
nsa , =, tue state Practically without com
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81. Louis, Mo-, December 10 "A sp,cInl
from San Francisco says;
In an interview published here us
morning Eugene Duprey. tho attorney ho
is making such fight for Theodore Dur
rant, gives warning of sensational deye,-
opments He says that Lursant viii not
hans in January as is serer,ly eypectt d.
and declares that he win eventually 80
free. The attorney Saws ina; reyela,iops
are soon to he made in the case that win
cause profound sensation. Lup,oy says
mat they are on he track OF tho real
murderer and says that arrests will soon
be made.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-12-14
TnG PENALTY IL DEATH

inhabitants Of Puerto prtncipc Not
"a lCRNc Fhctr Iiomr.
New York, December 10 "A dispatch to
Tho Sun from Havana says decree is
sued In Puerto Principe warns the irhabl-
tants not to leave their houses Or even
appear in the doorways on penalty of bc,ng
shot. Already six people, one 4 women,
have been summarlly executed. Tho woman
went to store outside pros3;lbed hours
for provisions aud was promptly pu, to
dnlth
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sympathy TO the homo OF tho departed
mother OF the priest lent Of the United
States After the funeral services an op-
portunity Will no given the congregation 10
view tho remains. The services viii be
held Tuesday afternoon at the First Melb-
odist Episcopal ehiucl. OF which he de-
ceased had been Il faithful member.
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hOSSUTB'S PLAN.
lie Aims al CompIcte Independence
frMm AuNirin

from AuStriu.
Buda Pesth, December l3-Francis Kos
snth' leader Of me party advocating the
Independence OF hungary has declared in
the course of an interview here, that His
party viii secure an economic separation
from Austria as al lever to obtain political
independence.
We want he said. "a separate army
and separate finances The king of Hun
Saly would be emperor oC Austria as co..
OF supplementary occupation. Vienna = a.
ready suburb OF Buda Posth, and in tjmo
austria viii become congIomeration -,
provinces attached TO Hungary"
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DULL DAY IN CONGRESS
Vary Little Business Was Trans
II acted In Eithcr House.
IMMIGRATION BILL A SPE ClAL ORDER.
wan ne Voted ON January 17-An
Appropriation Bill 20 Come
Up Today.

Washington, December 1S.--Mr. Lodge
to secure an immediate vote upon his i'm
migration bill, which is substantially ths
Same measure that was parsed by the Fit.
ty-fourth congress and vetoed by presl-
don't Cleveland. Mr.. Allen of Nebraska oh
3ected to an Immediate vote and suggested
that the final vote on the amendments aud
bill DO taken on Monday, January II, at
p. M This suggestion was accepted by
Mr.. Lodge, and the order for vote at
that time was made.
MT. German, chairman OF the democratic
5 steering committee, presented nm Order
which was adopted, re-arranging some of
the committee assignments Of some OF the
democratic members made necessary by
Inc incoming Of some new members.
Chaplain Milburn, IN bis invocation al
the opening of the senate today. made
touching reference to the death Of Mrs,
Mckinley, mother OF the prc sident
Mr.. Davis, chairman OF the committee
on foreign relations. called up tho bill
prohibiting the killing of fur seals In the
North Pacific ocean. but on the sugges.
lion OF Mr.. Pcttigrew, who said lie desired
10 offer some additions 10 Il, the measure
went over until tomorrow.
Mr.. Pettigrew called up the bill grant
Ing to settlers the right to make second
homestead entries lie made brief ex-
Ptahaiioh uf the MEASURE. Ii gave all per-
sons who were not at the time owners OF
land acquired under the homestead law
inc right TO make second homestead en-
ufies. Each person would be entitled to
acquire Loo acres OF land The bill was
passed.
Mr. Butler IN. c spoke al some length
He referred To The hi which he mad nv.
Nlonsly introduced providing for a rostal
SAVINGS bank system. Such "A yystpu.
would. in his opinioa insure greater com.
'oft IN the homes OF the plain people of
me iAud, as great majority OF them
would certainly become danUs tors In such
pAiikS bis would cultivate among tn m
enriit ana economy and enable them to
taaiiy provide for themselves IN old Az.
AS another argument In favor OF slich a
system, Mr.. Butler declared II the sys
tenn were established thcrr wnuld n,,,..r
oe ahnther iasue OF bonds hy Tho poysru.
i.ent 10 Time OF peace, II would Give n, n
OF email meane an opportunity to inrtrns,
'nefF capital would place creator aino,Iut
OF money In circulauca and anofd baneAt,
:" al me people q lpcalcuahle value
hs, Gorman tMdl. OF ihp ds,nnccn,tc
steering committee. nrcsentra M 49,, ~
uslking some changes in the aemocraft,
representation on the standing cnn,mt,t. .
OF the sp1ate. The order prnvjdrd H..
~. Jones OF Arkansas he appoIn,sI char
iu.n ot the committee of private and
slans' hr Daniels. chairman ~ the com.
r ,,',,,, On corporation in the District of
>olunanla; Mr., Turpie. chairman 80 M
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Washington, December }.--(speci1l -
Application OF the .oilowinz Iersous 'or
authority to organl1e the First Hat'taol
bank Of Leonard 1'exas. With capital Of
$4,000. was approved today J o. Err-
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