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The Mena weekly star., 1897-02-03
MENA FIRST THEN THE WORLD

A bank is very much needed in Mena and it will prove paying investment when once under way.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1897-04-01
j. McPhail returned Tuesday from a
business trip to Minneapolis.


Don't allow the lungs to be impaired
by the continuous irritation of cough.
II is easier to prevent consumption than
to cure it. One Minute Cough Cure
taken early will ward off any fatal lung
trouble. HID. ALERT & Co. {.
The Weekly Dispatch, of St. Paul,
Minnesota, manes the most remarkable
offers of free seeds in connection with it's
weekly edition we have ever seen. If you
are not subscriber to the Weekly Dis
patch it would pay you to drop them a
postal and ask for fr,e sample copy
containing their proposition. These hard
times we all want to save money, and
here is rare opportunity. The seeds
are from the well-known house of May &
Company, which is guarantee Of their
freshness. The Dispatch makes nine
offers, of both vegetable and flower seeds.
The Dispatch is one of the best weekly
family papers we know of and its sub
scription price is but rs cents per annum.
The WEEKLY DISPATCH, St. Paul, MINI.
ANNOUNCEMENT.
To the qualified voters of the Second
Ward of the City of Langdon:
Gentlemen:-At the solicitation of
several of my friends have consented to
become candidate for your votes at the
coming city election for alderman of the
Second Ward, for the term Of two years.
Should you do me the honor of electing
me to that position it shall be my con-
slant aim to further the very best inter
ests of the city in every possible way.
Yours for service,
PAUL GARDNER
Langdon, N. D., March 80, 1897.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1897-04-01

We shall have full stock Of sea-
sonadle vegetables and fruit con-
stantIy on hand this summer. We
bid for your trade in this line and
will guarantee satisfaction. Our
aim will be to sell you these goods
at a very small profit. Elford Bros.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1897-04-01
NOTICE..

All taxes real and personal in.
Guiding 1896 taxes are now delin-
quent under the new revenue law
approved March 9Th. One per
cent per month will be added to
lall personal property taxes for
1896 remaining unpaid beginning
on April LIST and continuing at
same rate till said taxes are paid.
Three per cent penalty will be
added to all real estate taxes for
1896 remaining unpaid on June 1.
j. L. ROBERTSON,
Go. Treasurer.
Langdon, N. D. March, Is, 1897.
On Sunday next Presby terrain services
will be conducted by Rev. Thomas Dou-
gan in Langdon at II a. m McLean'sat
2 p: III.
Methodist services will be conducted
by Rev. Herrinton at the GLOWING places:
Mr.. Radfords house at IL a. m, Harvey
Centre, 3:3Op. M, and Langdon 7:3O p. m.
The subject OF the evening sermon will
be 'The Modern Golden Calf"
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-04-14
PEACE WITHIN TWENTY. -Four,
HOURS.

In the course of a discussion in the
House Of Commons Monday on the
Eastern question, Sir William Harcourt
made the statement That If the Powers
would compel the Turks TO cvacuatc
Crete. peace would follow in twenty four
hours. Nobody knows this better than
the Powers themselves, and yet not one
OF them has the courage TO demand the
withdrawal Of the Turks from the island,
even If they wanted TO. which, however.
is not believed. or course, they pretend
That the concert" If, indeed. such 81
thing really exists. was brought about
in the interests OF peace but nobody be-
!ieves anything OF the kind, not even
themselves.
The trouble might have been settled
long ago, but the result Of the
meddling thus far on the part OF the SIX
Powers has only been the embarrnss-
mcnt of the Greeks, and has added daily
to the seriousness Of the situation.
If the Powers honestly wanted an end
put to the troubles It could be done
liam llarcourt declares, but it does not
suit their purpose. All of them are
working at cross purposes with the hope
that in case of war gain Will come TO
them.
Every one of the Powers forming the
combination for the coercian Of Greec
and Crete is more or less interested in
the seizure Of territory in case Of war
between the two Mediterranean nations,
| n Il h, fan Z ho Il
to some Of them to the detriment Of the
others, is keeping them in their present
attitude as much as anything else.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-04-14
HELD AS A HOSTAGE.

"a Silly rumor has gotten abroad that
line Inc Spanish Government, instead Of
I Drlng ing the Cuban General. Rivera. 10
trial, proposes holding him as a hortace
#$1or the good behavior OF certain Sena
Tors tdorfs and members Of the House Of Rep
! lesentatives, along with others sympa-
sa 'lli 11}zers OF Cuba, who are given 10 under
s .aEgLfn that General Riveras fate de-
bends upon their future actions. as
sS ss1 relate to the Spanish Cuban trou-
gb1es.
sSsss " course no one believes that any such
has been decided upon by
i the Madrid Government, and yet it is
asa tina sthes Spanish Minister at Wash
eetngtpn has given it out as fact. The
senators referred to are Messrs Morgan
So 90 lien, but IL anyone believes that
stil lie tale is going to prevent either
of hose gentlemen from expressing
Stheii sentiments concerning the course
spf the Spanish butcher towards the
SSsnhan patriots they are mistaken.
ssa1 % should @bc developed, however.
the reisort Is true, 1t will have the
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-04-14
TRYING TO SEEN r..ErIpE

s55S33 t our esteemed contemporary, the Sa-
aaSVannah News, observes that ..in former
IhssliiitIlses New York merchants made few
5sI1io ofts to induce buyers to visit 1hcir
ssEnarket. They were well satisfied mar
;5 5thnnelr advantages and position were In
Z Sppfoacha bic, hence waited for huyers
80 come Of their own accord. Recently
however, the New York rs have seen
kthelr trade slipping away to Southern
8 PoGrts and cities. ana now they are irving
80 40 stem the tide. a case in point is tba
; tact that they have just decided to take
of the low railroad rates at
8 the time of the Grant celebration 70 pat
Z s' e. crowd Of buyers into the city
mere Is more truth than poetry in
this this. Like less pretentious towns the
merchants 1laA of the big metropolis are
8sending out, any amount OF adyertisins-
3 3sI1lfltter advising buyers that the Grant
Z caeiebratlon with It's cheap fairs will af-
$3'.s'f them an excellent opportunity TO
visit that city. They hold out the chean
5si Ea.1s as an inducement and, no doubt,
q many will go to New York because of the
Low rate of travel who would not 90
But what a change this is
sIo! De sure. New York merchants did nor
s formerly have to resort to such methods
#so get buyers to visit their city.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-04-14
NOTES AND OPINIONS.

An old violin has just been sold in
Baltimore which is said to have been
once The property Of Thomas jefferson
IN France the tax on bicycles is two
dollars a year. The revenue in 1896
from the tax was Two hundred thousand
dollars.
The vote Of Chicago on Tuesday las:
was 2o.134 greater than the lnayorul
vote two years ago, and 65,S2l less than
the Presidential vote Of Novem boz.
1896
y cigarette given 10 Pres icnt Palma
yesterday by passenger just arrived
from Cuba Was found to cOn,lin a let
ter from Lieutenant Colonel Vega, who
is wounded ana in prison.
According 10 on: consular reports
smallpox is epidemic At Havana. ana
a. 1t Is in a fai: sanitary condition
tina. Is for the :Spani hone can imagine
the condition OF the rest Of the island.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-04-14
II|B E0TI4Ik YlIQiDlal.
spSues,sHEn DAILY AND WEEKLY. I
~ a "A owre
& ERMs OF the vlRGiRiAH.

sssYSTli e. DALEY NIRGINIAN Is delivered
sSals sutIsEriHsrs BY carriers In Norfolk.
8Torts mouth. ilSrt<iey. Suffolk. West Nor
sfclk,t1s NEWPORT News, for 10 cents per
sSseeES paNahie to the carrier weekly: by
ainail. postast, free In the United States.
yfxtAI5tf. Gue year 81 90
siN months 800
sSSiSSsSSs 81 Il ihrcc niotsths 40
$3.50. ase Month 40
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-04-14
vIleGISIAN ANHCAH
aaEStsOA.lNtAN. Ono N0ltnr nEr Wear.

a4Remittances. Drafts, Checks and Post
the order OF
THE NORFOLK VlRClNlAN.
50 GihCc Nirgininn Building.
sSfSs$ sInsn and Commerce Streets,
SHEFOAk. va.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-04-14

.s ss5$sADVERTISlNG RATES = Advertise.
aments inserted at the rate OF 10 cents Il
8Sqnare First Insertion: each subsequent
don M eshtS D Sp 50 Whsn
care not allowed to exceed their space or
Sadvertise other than their legitimate
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stha: same Es
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Zine first insertion. Each subsequent in
ssertion II cents, or IL cents when inserted
son alternate days.
sskNIGW YORK OFFICE-RALPE Nc
sKEE, SneciGl Representatives Room x.
Times building. New York City.
gssTHE EIRGINIAN cannot be held re-
tEpons:ble for the return OF rejected COM
gmunfcations or manuscripts.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-04-14
NssY NO NtEts. vESSEIs ~ SENT
TO HAVANA.

The fact tlpat ii has been Il custom for
years, and one which s,ill prevails. 10
send our naval vessels 10 almost every
part OF the world. where it was believed
! ihas American interests required their
presence for protection. has caused the
question 20 be asked. Why the custom
has not extended 10 the Cuban waters?
THIS Is query which none but the adj
min!stra ton 1T Washington can answer
70 be sure. but all the same a writer.
wishing 10 ventilatc the matter. adj
dresses the following inquiry to the Bos-
ton Journal:
| have been puzzled to know why
II Is that there has been none Of our
naval vessels kept in Cuban waters
throughout the war which has been
going on there
we send them to China ard Tur-
Key ana other places when there is
any outbreak 10 look out for Ameri-
can interests. hut unless am In
error Consul General Lee has at no
time had a single war vessel near at
hand 10 inforcc protection 10 citizens
oi this country should such an cX-
iEcncE rise. and surely it Is not an
unlikely thing TO expect under the
circumstances
Are We actually afraid of SPAIN"
This correspondent Is not alone in his
position. Every frec-thinkng citizen OF
this country would like TO have the cues
ton answered. II there was ever an oc-
casion for sending q naval vessel TO any
country where American interest was
thought 10 be In danger, that occasion Is;
now, and Havana is the place.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-04-14

,5S@The Piitsburg Pcs; SAYS Ina, ii. an
pears pear 10 be exceedingly probable that
sst tlnNeE Democrats OF Ohio will this year
nominate nominate for Governor Allen ". Thur
man man Of Columbus. a noted free coin ee
leader OF the State. Ii is equally prob
able able they will support John r. Nc
Lean Lean, Of Cincinnati, for the United
States Senate agains, Mark Hanna. who
-, the assured Republican candidate,
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-04-14

aStA writer in the Philadelphia Press
$Sss'ulggests 10 Republicans Of Pennsyl-
that they would do well to &C
stcept the result Of the Chicago election
as O wain!ns. and that the people Of
R PENNSYLVANIA would prefer Pattison
democracy TO false and corrupt Re-
spublicanism
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-04-14

."Jnosste effect Intended. an! simply
Saws To what extremes the Spanish
Government Is PREPARED ITO so with The
hope OF quictins the people Of the United
SUITES il the expressions Of sympathy
for the insurgents But the whole affair
Is 50 nonsenct>al that few if any believe
II ~ E'i
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-04-14
s1l5 3 12s .ss.1Sls
)fEoIK Ul1f{
I$s "WEDNESDAY, APRIL II, 1897.
5E-lGE' PAGES.

rs Another wild woman has appeared
In Texas, and this one carries q rifle
aud is said 10 be dangerous
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-04-14

$sS Russia has accumulated gold amount
sings to s564,ooo, 900: the Bank Of Eng
Land has S2ao,G00,0 600; the Bank of France
sshas $3SSoO0,QGo. and the United States
2has upward Of $l52, OO0. 900
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-04-14

sgs England viii spend this year on her
naval establishment SIT. 900 0CO Dur
ling the year los vessels will be under
constitution.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1897-05-14

exuec. o- far ihe .s-Ee=s c-o~@ sTa'
gathered here
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1897-05-14
PLANO.

P,,c.. Va! s-Oz Wa5o==6ay. s5=
5.5- oee .. ecr1olz 1-o--t1--- --Ee71s lo7-
e-a oVs- sE= .l6 s1ss Was L@-
Ea= % V-s mo crop .--z ya- HIS
Erzs-l= for CE-ae a-o1r5 cz-ra 81. a15
IN il lC-6-e6 a-a % Eza- E-a5c
for hin Ths-e Tece ~ horses a15
D@o a-6 zoos accordingly c. B
5-o~n celebrated his .-sE o.rs16sr %
assisting al he 1es. Ee E@ o-= o.
to0- n@n sho WIKI gag r.o=z All
.o-r ho-s= seao= p.o1ghe6 II sre1.y
acres Q: oa-S. acd ~hiie .sscc:rg on L.s
plow shre~ shs uols=y vr=1ch s16
KILLED 6 JACK rabbit
Farmers IL this vicinity arg n=ar.y
through win saeE- seeding.
Crosby Bros- expect 20 run herd
west 0: Lescher this summer
VIII AID Franz Ro~Ley hare gone
20 AIpena 20 pu. il .ne crops or saeir
farm there
Miss Ethel LaFors1ne is en.o.ing g
rest from school dustss.
ASK George Ssrasson for Instructions
in fishing and ducking.
Tom Crosby is at Brookings ouying
cattle.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1897-05-14
sEIGBBoRHo0D NEWS.
BEC LAH-

BEAE. Aa. -I.-Ehsz wG 1ics
=ho-=- re had OF the ssa JUST the
thing FOR wheat. a16 re aoiste5 @eG-
.ng Il sas rain
! t=~ t@s-s II this VICINITY eon-
nerced 20 0loT for corn Las. ~eez. a1d
=oon the click % she planter ~ii- he
heard OF a.. sides.
NJ Rice. sae Bleo6on sh#D naH,
x@ down this Ea. las. ~@=S o1yi5E
sone ray
Its runo-=d .aas .here i 10 u 8
=s:nmins station ore- a. Ira Fraser
L Bz5g=-
Nr. Eager al John Be,6do=s id
soDs trading las. week. NJ. lager
getting calf aa5 Mr. B=66oss a.E
rae
NJ Erase. Is fencing soo= Il .aE=
soxa>htp :or pasture
Fred Schrsds- a1d tslizy Ee-s orer
20 tie Erassesl fishing las. Saturday.
FIshsynEs lucs Yoa kno~ .1s -es.-
Joa sad Ben go- together last S1a-
az -1-
snss Ben cried enough oe:o-e key gos
through
We hear .o1e eo1p-aios sas. lie
taiss,es are taxing some @: sas early
soEa wlsss- Ttnss las. hard s-sezas
did TOT =een 20 hu-s .ts t1Isls=
Ms T.ls- started 20 ssss milk 70
M Esrnoo creamery tie s-ss Q. Ills
vseE- sakirg 1iEE :o- = o. ks- v.!
NJ. Wilson E2s tie 5rss us1 70 p.G-.
eo-o il sAis HeiEaoo-hosad. getting s
good psecs p.aHse6 las. x~s-
Tae-s Is aoe eoaso.a:5o1 Il kao~-
iug saas -a were 20. ne -=-r. Las: 70
61[=h see5irg-
We hare teen 50 usy @ -s.a sEcs-
Ing Re SOL sh.s CIR items EsFa esz
saE-
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1897-05-14
WEST PgERY

WEST PERy. Asy -MEsz Fz=l5,
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~ 1s1srl o. his z.6s S s6= Ea.a- rs
5os s1osE6=6 71c5
TIE D. !. S-1ss With GG 8-.a-
g=z1er5sy .15 6e-z5a5 10 Eoz5 ne rexs
z#e-E viii M-s Eea5coeE II s~o
E=s
Dr. 8as=- p.@ saru=h lere -=z
sa-GsF o. lis SIS. 20 Fisszs Mrs Eazas
Szs--o1- Eto Is 2uEss o~-
! o@or q parties 5sTs @r l. sez
n=5g1o~ao.o1 losE7s tG saacS tts.
aG s-sya6
Miss GELz.Ea-. ~1o EG o#1 s=cs 50
ioog. L -0s tawoFsag Is Ter tE.5s
=oL1 G<e 20 see E-
Miss Maggie D1res1- #ho L sascz-
zoE ne sc5c.oz o. sls gz-a=a-. = air
nE E-o7 1oo@ E=r Eusse- aaso1-
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The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1897-05-14
A MODERN POCAHONTAS.
Lives Saved Every Day by Indian Sa-
gacity, in a Way that Rivals the
Bravery of the Indian Girl Of Old.

The Wonderful Power of the Indians to In
terpret the Secrets of Nature.-A Cod
send from the Dark Ages that has Now
Been Given to Civilization by the North
American Indian.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1897-05-14
BADGER

BADGER
BaDGR- Ma! III = agc s-s
le Is oae rig -icz=- sls- e wss 'e~
days ago azd sole o-s else : ooe pig
uoo-e-. g ooe hss ss.ez possss5o- O.
as yard wt.5o1. .=av= o. lic=ase.
TIE II, c. T Z. net viz M-s.
S.a5e .as. ~eek.
Nrs. VII Tori. RIO has o=s- q he
sick LIST :o- some tfoe. Las gore .o sag
w.sh M-- Fo-6s people to- few wess.
Ella Etp9 started :o- Ms6.so7 MOI
dsy 20 ss:ea6 tie STATE Sua6ay Schoo.
eooTens.o--
g.E. Watkins All Sco.s Forbes ps:
il piece 0: grain .o- ". Pecs iss.
veek
:. D. Ty.srs hone roo,.au== 20 Dc s
place whe-s a. sA-y o. s.7-o bound
s-a7eEl=rs s16 seaoano,iss5o-. Why
ror hang %. yo1- shEngle and hare !.
.ead shuzly- Travellers Rass
Warn meals s. a.! hours No
Chsrge D T.Eer. Qso2-teso-
l1i.ttHg seems 20 5= lie rage II
Badger. Is ii sha Eoag co.d sinser
.sss uakas sts ls6ias 50 sno..so-s II
sbEs matter Of quilting
We s,e expecting 20 seq tie smiling
:scs os CIR Old nsiEano- aad ex-w=.or.
z P Swa-.ons ao6 ~i5e auo1EU sooo.
i EEl seen Ike Old st1@ sEa5n-
Wss1 lsa carries -e5 rose E=
say = yo1 a-s 70. hard 6-.rae-
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ses--5eS 5-zcs ere. vnas shsl. =e say:
Vel. sa-sisos bsap=- IL re rs. reg.
alas=6 tszizs=s Tss= @-= ooys ~aa-
!ol Hr=seZe = o-Eek ere Is oos -
coming - --so1 w.1 61e eyes.
S=ez -ns Z 7E=.-:.l-s a;sls= :assEzs-zE x a=ra-
IL wgU-s+l =E--.s. 81 ~ n=z s;kt ia. asa-
i x -s.t -zE ~ zesSz5z- et-1 -tErtE zo5 Egs1-
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-as-s 1 d ~ 70 Hs.s.s*zso ~ ~. 81 ypz,
VIZ IS ~ -sa,sc= -a=-= VII r. s11s .. ass-
Sa'-g es=-s EsgG1 e" ycF1Z 80 ~ Ers -zss.
W. = E,2-:ss ,--Ea. - z1zs11= - ~gcss TIL
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Press ssl-sz-d s==7 saSs b. zzes gs7 5aa1
III Il Il H. 6ac'i aaaee1 % s@ se-.=
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m ssac n wzsae zsssss ! ZuZSs aad III Ss.s-1E
@.z.= u -sEs.s..a q. T.rz Zs-E1as toE1s sr-Ele.
Zoole= E1s-y saoEe- series 70
UsSe .Ls 1@ grow sS E=g IS sae
g-E-- 5o,s v-eT hare so1s more
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1897-05-14
I-KvsHas - Extra H. Ea-dou.

!: .1= .o--at L -ao-oEsds6 With soz=
zs1:clA -aoz-s CascE@ 0. ten.
Ee-ss1-s. .oo5 al wase- ot a. Ursc-
eCsooa - uH acs-=soa= quality, and
. -o- .a l1as Les Z .ae tropics o. o.her
-sEo-= E-Ea Eala-5s exists. s-e each
S 81 5-a-Ea. Win danger 20 one who
lss osso 51p-oF.6=-s enough 70 neg
Esss -s1=5Eal sst=guar5 The COZ
c--=-l aas1z1oo! ot oaoy voyageurs
II All AZ ssa establishes .oe fac.
saa1 5o=.s..sr= Stomach Bis.ers ens-
b.a= .l= wao rs= Il 70 e1eouas=- taz-
ar1- o: s1= cssCEe re.arre6 30 With in
pD.ty: al .ha.. as medicine a6ap-
10 - z-66so ard unexpected e1ige1-
c5=, 5sl= peculiarly T4-uaol=. DE=or-
ds-s Q: sas E.Te-. the bowels and the
stomach, .=Te- AMI agce. rheuua.tsn
a-6 1a-Fo1s ailnen-=, brought on 5y-
exposure. s-e among the naladie= 10
which euLgran.s. travellers snd new
settlers are most suo.=cs- These ard
Others yieid 10 she actio1 0; The Bi.ters
promptly and completely.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1897-05-14
Mt. VERNON.

Harry Sherman came up from Sioux
City, Iowa. Saturday FOR month :
visit with his relasiTes. Ee las been
studying law for nearly three years
and has vel earned the vacation ne il
taking.
The abundance OF moisture in the
suosoil with the Saturday rain and the
cool weather which we are now having.
all tends TO brighten the prospec. for a
Dig crop OF small grain.
few o. our farmers have begun
corn planting. but most OF them will
not plan. before next week as they fear
the cut worms.
Editor Johnston and family drove
up from Mitchell Sunday TO visit the
Haynes Family.
L. J. Enebo went to Bridgewaser
Tuesday. John Chantry is assisting
In the store during his absence
The Creamery Company started
their Beiford and Tobin township sta
tions Monday. They now have cutie
an increase in milk, but the quantity
will De greatly increased as soon as
corn planting Is over
Mrs. J. Haynes is visiting her Mitch
ell daug ghters, Mira. a. E. Dean and
Mrs. E. S. Johnston. this week.
The various committees working on
the old settlers entertainment report
good progress with the work and ex-
pect TO have an excellent program ar
ranged in due time. They also report
much interest among the people and
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1897-05-14

Or, ;,e,I ~rarks Force Drop Steel Planter for 1897
contains me following and many other advantages
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1897-05-14

When cold is contracted, cure i. g,
once. One minute Cough Cure will Sc,
you OF the road 10 recovery in min.
ute. Il will cure pneumonia, bronchit.
is, Group and all forms o: lung and
throa. trou oles. l. O. Gale.
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Howard, S. Z

When the spring tine comes gentle
Annie, like all other sensible persons,
will cleanse the liver and renovate the
system with DeWist;s Little Early
Risers, famous little pills for the liver
and stomach all the year round. L. o.
Gale.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1897-05-14
S2J Re ward.

| will pay the above reward for the
recovery OF the body OF Guy Wells.
drowned in the Jim river. north O;
Forestourg, Sunday. May 9Th.
Exchanges on Jim please copy.
Mrs. S. S. CHASE.
Howard, S. D.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1897-05-14
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Before :he horse is stolen. Purify. en-.
rich and T.raiize your blood and build
up your physical system before disease
attacks you and serious sickness comes.
Hoods SarsaparilIa will make YOU
strong and vigorous and will expel
from Jour blood all impurities and
germs OF disease. Take Hoods Saraa.
parilIa row.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1897-05-14

Thirty vearz Is a long time to Ugh.
50 painful trouble as piles, 0u: Jacob
Mitchell. Q. CaionviLle. Pa. struggled
thas long before ne tried DeWit.'s
Witch Hazel Sslve, which quickly and
permanently cured ain. It is equally
eEec.i-e in eczema and al skin afrec.
.ions L. O. Gale.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1897-05-14

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Hoods Pills are the favorite tanil,
casharsic. Easy TO take, gentle. mild
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