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The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1899-08-11

In national way fusion has been
treated to surprise by the democracy
fusion hasn't brought about the results
anticipated and it is gradually receiy-
ing its quietus. For instance st the
recent national democratic committee
gathering in Chicago Messrs. Allen
and Teller. representing the populis,
and free silver republican forces on the
advisory committee, were.dropped gent.
~ into oblivion. Down in Kentucky
recently the populisss administered 6
rebuke to ". J. Bryan and the chair
man OF the national committee issued
an appeal asking the populists to with.
draw from the unholy alliance. Nov
". ]. Stone, An Influential member o.
the national democratic committee,
delivers fusion body blow in this
quotation from An interview:
The democratic party hencetorth
must maintain its individuality. L
other parties desire to build q parable
| line alongside the democratic tracks,
no objection can be raised. but con
| solidation under the terms OF which
the democratic party will surrender il
part control over its own organization
or place any OF its affairs in the hands
| OF those who do not fully accept its doc.
| trine and disclaim allegiance to al
other parties, is not to be tolerated I'M
der any circumstances.
Neither party by their sacrifice have
anything tangible to sho. for theil
humiliation. and the dissolution is but
the natural result o. disappointed OF
fees seekers.
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Aberdeen people have started &

Aberdeen people have started g
scheme to bring the South DAKOTA regi.
ment in body from San Francisco,
and without expense TO the men. They
will ask the governor 10 send the
ad!ussnt general TO San Francisco, or
TO go himself aud as soon as the vol.
unseers hsve been discharged and paid
of by the United States, have them
mustered in as state militismen and
bring them home at the cost OF the
state. 1t seems that the boys have de.
cided by q vote Of the regiment to be
mustered out st the coast town and
come home as they pleased. They may
or may not desire to Join the militia
Anyway give the boys chance TO ex-
press themselves shout the matter
They are certainly interested as much
as any body else.
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Notice to Creditors.

late OF the town of Prosper county Of Dawson
state ef South Dakota, deceased:
All persons having claims against said Nels
Nelson, deceased, are required to exhibit the
same. with the necessary vouchers, to the under.
signed, the duly appointed and qualified executor
Hattie A. Nelson. of said estate at the Law Office
of J. L. Hannett In the City of Mitchell. County
of Dawson, State of South Dakota, and tba,
four months after the fret publication OF rhis
notice has been limited, adJudged and de-
creed by the Judge of the county court of this
county, as the time within which all the creditors
of said deceased must present and prove their
claims against said estate.
Dated the sth day Of August. 1893.
HATTIE A. NELSON.
Adminissrato, of the estate Of said Nels Nelson
deceased. j. L. HASSETT,
Attorney.
First publication Oh the 18th day of august. A
D. 1899
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1899-08-11

The Sioux Falls Press refers to the
interview THE REPUBLICAN had with
lady concerning the reform school
and its new superintendent as the
gossip Of wash woman" The lady
is an honor to her calling. which is
more than can be said OF the fellows
who are boosting up the reform ad.
ministration OF the state. and some
wash women" have more sense than
some members OF the board OF charities
and correction.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1899-08-11
JEWETT BROS8JEWETT
WHOLESALERS
FOR SOUTH DAKOTA.
Notice of Sale of Personal Property.

State of South Dakota. County of Dawson. SIS.
In County Court.
Estate of W. Il Knowles, deceased.
Pursuant TO an order of Hon. W. abbey. judge
of the county court dated June II, 1893. the fol-
lowing personal property will be sold at public
County, South Dakota August 18th, 1889, at 10
o clock a. N.
j. E. smith. s6.75 Geo. Hurley, sI.75; John
slss7; George Geo &c Wallace, u % s56S; I Mss Dunlap.
Mrs aos j. GB5snnnsr BoWan ss l. spsi rsn5
sl0.75; Ralph Kershaw, SAB; Geo. Knapp. s5.le
E. A. Fuller. S5.57 s. F. Clark 81 IS: Mrs. Savage
Gee. Fuller. 80: ~ H G. fapp. W As e: T Ed W,fsos @
sl2 a5; H. c. Greene, S.2s; P. LaFortune, 81. 4O
Mrs, Myers, s4:lo; c. J. Healey, s6.A Mr. Has
soes Martin n BIakesey M Ss,; '9 Presbs s a4s
A. Pratt, S4.75; Frank Laughaide, S2099; ]. T
Smith. $50. Chas. Stocking. se,76; Ole Pine
Ils. Rolston, siS54: Mrs. o'connor. Sis: G. +
Greene, S6.4s; ]. 7. Williams, Sl9.s4; Ar. Curtis
9.55; Dr.. Smith, S42 Mrs. Corwtn, S41.39; T. j
Bal. 81. 81; q: P: Hubbard s1o5; 1eo. oEswell
81 81 Ar. Boice $500; j. A. Fosdick. S6 so Mrs
NJ \. Lee, $40; c. E Perry, s445; Ben G; Weeks
hamal Ass5i s Fiancs n s. Reiae sis
Sc p; James Bates, $3.50; Chas. Holshire, sl.G2
Thenss H5e nass % Thos Dean "a sSef Saul @ sl
4. q. Rowisy .s46ol; Warren hilham, 5000; J
Promissory Notes due the estate of VI. Il
Knowles:
Geo. Rowley, date, Dec. u, 1898. sss Mrs. L. R
Taylor, date. March ls 1885, s40.21; Mrs. ]. II
CrarJ, date, Oct. 6, 1891, S76l; Q. \. Bates, Mrs
Q. B. Bates, date, Jan. l, 1885. $50; c. b. Pal
mer, date, Sept. 6. 1891. S20.57; G. D. Powers
| date, Dec. Is. 1893, S3D.55: Z. E. Tryon. date
June IL. 1Sa3. S35.A; Niclaus Hartman. date
Sep. !. 1881. $40; E. z. Pelton, date, Feb. II
| 1894. S6452; z. E Pelton. date. Dec. d, 1924
1854; E. C. Holshire, date. March l. 1884, S2i.
Martin Blakesley. date, Dec. II. 1895 Sl7.3s
Milton Marsden, date, Apr. 10, 1894, Sle.35; "
| B. AilAam, date, Nov. 10, 1893, Sll: W. r. Nil
ham, date, Nov. 10, 1893 SIP; ". R. Milham
| date. Nov 10. 1893, Sl2: ". R. Milham, date
Nov. 10, 1898. Sl2: ". r. Ailham. date. Nov. 1O
lsS. si2; Geo. Popp. date, Feb. Is. 1893. S25
Z. T. Grinnell. date. June 9. 1884 $40: z. Tryon
date. Nov. 9. 1882. SO: John Lowell, date, Jan
!. 1885, S62.77; ". '. Miner, date. Dec. l6, 1895
S9: G. ". VanAlstine, date. Oct. q. 1894 SIS
N. B. Rowley. date, June a. 1893, so; u. q
Rowley. date. jan II. 1888. $40: II. II. Rowley
date. May II. 1893. S20 NJ H. Rowley, date, Apri
2. 1888, $40: u. n. RoTley. date, Nov. Il, 1882
$40; n. Il. Rowley, date. Dec. II, 1892: SO N; H
date. Mar: Q: 1888, SO; F. o. Mark. date, FEB
Il, 1888. SIS; F. o. Mark. date. Mar. q. 1888, SIC
| E. o. Mark. date. Feb. "a. 1893, SIS; F. Q. Mark
date. March 6. 1875. S.; Z. o. Marx. dated, ApI
| u. 1888 $40.
Dated al Mitchell South Dakota. August ssh
1893. ABaER E. HITCHCOCK, Executor
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1899-08-11

Minneapolis Tribune: The tusionists
in South Dakota are casting about for a
candidate against Judge Hsney for the
supreme bench, and have got far
enough along to consider the relative
merits OF a. E. Hitchcock, of Mitchell,
formerly an sctive republican, and r.
B. Trip, OF Yankson, a rather retiring
sor. OF democrat. Meanwhile Haney
is not losing any sleep.
Mr.. Hitchcock's name has been tav.
oraoly mentioned quite frequently by
the fusion press a. strong candidate.
Whether he will permit his name to &c
before the convention is another ques.
ton. s. b. Wright. OF Chamberlain,
is anxiou. to be the opposing candidate
OF Judge HAney.
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Plankiutor Herald:

Plankiuton Herald: An inter-
view(: in the MITCHELL LREPUBLICAN
of recent date, although credited totwo
discharged female employees OF the re-
form school bears the ear marks of one
Ainsworth. We have it from more re-
liable authority than the REPUBLICAN
that the TWO ladies mentioned did not
stop in Mitchell as claimed in the in
terview" but continued direct from
Plankinton to their homes in the east.
The successful manner in which Mr..
Tompkins Is conducting the school is
considered of worry TO the few. The
TWO girls mentioned did not quit. they
were simply fred.
Brer. Tsubman need not worry over
the reliability OF thasinserview. While
the two ladies did pursue their journey
on the same day, there is enough
time between the arrival and depart
ure OF trains, as Brer. Taubman well
knows, for one to have an interesting
conversation and that Was just the time
we secured the interview. Miss Ken
nedy declared she was not fred but left
the institution of her own free will
InAsmuoh as Mr.. Tompkins urged the
young lady to return to her position,
and coming clear from Kansas, it is not
at ell likely that the superintendent
would sire" her after two day'i
trial, when she had previously shown
her ability to conduct her department
in successful manner.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1899-08-11

Philadelphia Record: To be consist
brought themselves to the point of cut
ting loose from populism should also
cut loose from their populist general
issimo. Before he was nominated tc
the presidency in 1896 Mr.. Bryan had
allied himself with the populist party
and he has never recanted. He was
the populist candidate for the presi'
dency. Democracy in 1900 cannot di.
vest itself of the odium of that fatal al.
lance in 1896 by keeping populism Out
OF the platform and at the same time
recognizing it in the choice Of q can.
didate.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1899-08-11

Washington Post: The Post does
not believe that civil service reform
has suffered any gress injury in the
hands OF President Mckinley or his
subordinstes. The order which pulled
up and set back some OF Mr.. Clevelsnd's
stakes was the best piece OF reform iha,
the civil service has seen in some years
The only mistake the administration
has made in that connection must be
credited to the cabinet officer who ha:
permitted himself TO enter into dis
cussion o. it with the secretary Of Car
Schurz's league. .......
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1899-08-11

The Washington Post has q strong
editorial on the return OF the Nebraska
regiment and OF the solidisy with which
the soldiers stand by the government.
The information was obtained by gen.
eral interview Of the regiment. The
Post article reads as follows:
We are very glad to see that the
First Nebraska is at least one home.
coming regiment which refuses to feed
the yellow journals with nasty scandals
and complaints or furnish material for
fresh lies about the administration
These fine fellows went out to the
Philippines, did their duty on sll occa-
ions like modest patriots, and have
now come home crowned with laureis
OF soldierly performance. Il is refresh
ing TO celebrate the disbsndment OF
men who served their flag with valor
and devotion and who refuse unsni-
mously to Join the ignoble army OF
oelly-echers. Mr.. Atkinson and his
fellow copperheads will find no service.
able material among the men OF the
First Nebraska. So tsr as We can hear
no. one of them mas denounced the pur-
pose OF our military operations IN the
Philippines OF would have our policy
modified in any respec. save that OF in
crossing the force and perhaps chang
ing the leadership, with view to a
speedy and huaL occuus.ion. The lrib-
ute OF blood and suffering they have
paid, the memory o. their dead com
radea over whose graves they have
wep., the feeling that .hey have fought
in q righteous csuse. all these consid-
erations hold high places in their loyal
hearts. OF course the isckals OF Jour
nalisu hsve osrked their coward bsrks
in the name Of the Firss Nebraska, but
IN every case that hiss come under our
notice the libel has been repudiated
and the liar held up 20 scoru snd exc
Grafton. They viii not be forgotten.
these stalwsrt heroes from the corn
belt. The country recogrizes their
manly Quslities and everyone who
loves his flag and its high renown hopes
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1899-08-11
Champion shot of the World,

Miss Annie Oakley writes: ''Mysel.
and many OF the Buffalo Bill Wild
West Co. have given Aliens Foot-Ease,
the powder 10 shake into the shoes. 6
most thorough trial, and i. does all i!
more than you claim" Il instar sly. takes
the sting out OF Corns and Burions, Al.
lens Foos-Ease is certain cure for
swollen, lot. aching or nervous feet
Sold by ali druggists and Shoe Stores.
25c. Sample sen. FREE. Address Al,
len S. Olmsied. Le Roy. \. Y.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1899-08-11

Harpers Weekly: The protest Of
the newspaper correspondents at Manila
is unlikely TO be needed by those in
power. The field operations in the
PHILIPPINES have been conducted with
vigor and intelligence. If they have
not been successful it is because Gen.
Otis has not had sufficient force, and
it is to be hoped this difficulty will be
met during the coming winter by the
new volunteer regiments which are
now being recruited. The further fact
remains, however, that we have not a
thoroughly efficient military force. and
never will have until congress does its
full duty and enacts q law under which
the military establishment can be made
to meet the requirements of the occas-
ion. In the meantime the news seems to
indicate that the rich mestizos who are
backing Aguinaldo, are getting tired,
which may. in turn, indicate a speedy
end to the conflict without further
b!oodshed. II, however, the war must
go on, there must be more troops, and
vigorous pursuit OF the enemy tha,
will definitely settle matters. If, in
order to accomplish this object, cores.
pondents must be censored or banished
after the manner of Kitchener, there il
no reason why that shonld not be done
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1899-08-11

In speaking OF the Great Northern
extension from Huron southwest the
Huronise advances some ideas evolved
by one who hiss some knowledge of the
anticipated construction. and says:
Those close to Senator Petit
grew, who met President Hill here and
accompanied him on his drive across
the country. are positive that the Gres,
Northern will be extended from here
10 Cham uberlsin where it will cross she
river and resch out for the Black Hills
Such sn extension would be welcomed
By all as i. would bring the Black Hill:
in touch with the agricultural portion
OF the state snd prove OF great benefit
to all.
Such extension would mean that the
Milwaukee rosd would al once eros:
the Missouri at Chamberlain and would
hsrdlyly permit the Great Northern se
occupy that coveted territory.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1899-08-11

Much criticism has been turned on
Gen. Otis for having accomplished
but little in tie Philippines. This
criticism is made without much
thought as to what really had been
done by the army. The Chicsgo Inter-
Ocean thus shows what OTIS has done
while in command:
When the American troops landed
il Manila the Spaniards occupied the
city and the Filipinos all the country
north, east and south. The Filipino il.
surgents held the whole line OF railroad
from Manila to Dagupsn. They occu-
pied the provinces of Cavite, Manila,
Morong and Bulaoan when General
Otis assumed command Of the army.
The Americans now hold the whole
line OF the coast of Manila bay, from
Noveless northward 10 the inlets ex-
tending toward Bacolor and San Fer
nando. They possess the line OF the
railroad northward from Manila to b.
color. They control the Pampanga
river and Laguna bay. In fact General
Osis holds the key TO the island OF Lu-
zon. and his gunboet patrol the coast
to the north and the south. This line
has not been broken.
In the island OF Psnay. Iloilo has
been occupied, and there is little opDo-
sition 10 American sushority. The
same is true OF Cebu on the island OF
the same name. On the island OF Neg
ros American authority has been &C.
cepted and civil government estab-
lished On the island OF Mindsnao.
one OF the largest OF the group, Zsn-
boanga has been occupied by the
Americans In the Sooloo archipelago
the principal city is garrisoned by
American troops. and the Sultan OF the
Tslsnd openly svows friendship to the
United States government.
Yet few men snd few newspapers
declare daily that stser hard cam
paign the Americans in the Philip
pines occupy little more territory than
when the troops landed. They do not
know Whist they are talking about.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1899-08-11

After getting his family settled in
Washington and spending few weeks
at his old home in New Iork state Con-
gresham Burke viii return to South
Dakots early in September to remain
until short time before congress con-
venes for the winter session. Con-
gresham Gamble and family have gone
to Hot Springs TO spend month or SO
al that famous pleasure resort.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1899-08-11

According to the dispatches the
South Dakota regiment is to sail Friday
from Manila on the transport Sheridan
for San Francisco where they will ar
rive in about thirtyfve days. 1t will
take probably month for them to be
mustered out before they can get home.
The soldiers are heing we'll cared for
at Frisco and are enjoying life once
more on their native soil.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1899-08-11

The First Regiment Band OF South
Dakota will receive warm welcome
from the people when they make tour
OF the state. 1t will be 8 novelty and
pleasure for South Dakota people to
hear their own regimental baud when
it has acquired it's title by some fierce
fighting in foreign lands.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1899-08-11

From every portion OF the state there
has been cry that harvest help is
scarce, Notwithstanding that wages
ranging from $500 to $500 per day
have been offered by farmers. There
have bsen over 500 sramps pass through h
Mitchell in the past month actually
running away from what they were
looking for.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1899-08-11

William Waldorf Astor was burned
in etfigy in New York recently for
having renounced the United States
and becoming subject of the British
crown. 1t was pity to waste the rags
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1899-08-11

Watertown citizens have commenced
to raise funds 10 erect monument in
that city in honor OF the soldiers Of Co.
b who we're killed or died from disease
while in the PHILIPPINES. The monu-
ment will be surmounted by statute
of Lieut.. Frank Adams.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1899-08-11
THE MITCHELL cAP/TAL.
FRIDAY, AUGUST IL, 1899.

Sioux City is reaping wonderful
benefit from the Sunday excursions
which are run into that town on the
various railroads
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1899-08-11

Rev. Bernard I. Mattson in the
Yankton Gazette puts whole lot of
truth in this sentiment: Every grain OF
wheat is a promissory note signed by
divine providence"
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1899-08-11

The annual meeting OF the South
Dakota Educational association, held at
Hot Springs this week, will be held at
Tenkton in 1900.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1899-08-11

that the example of the First Nebraska
will be followed by every regiment re-
turning from the seat of war. Three
cheers for them all around.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1899-08-11
To Cure Constipation Forever.

Take Cascarets Candy Catharsic- ioc or 2sc.
II c. c. c. fan 10 cure, druggists refund money.
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