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wiI,ow Lake.
Tom Gallagher has a new buggy.

TOM HhIIIRheT mas a new buggy.
Willow Lake and Waldro crossed bats
Saturday afternoon. The score stood q
to 10 in favor of Willow Lake.
A very pleasant party was held Friday
evening in honor of Miss Veda Morris,
the occasion being her fourteenth birth
day. Refreshments were served, and the
party broke up at a late hour. after hav-
ing u delightful time.
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A special from Washington saws:

As nearly as figures can express 1t, the
cost to the United States Of the war in
the Philippines has been S1s6,678,G00 In
cash and at least 2,239 lives OF American
soldiers.
Without referring to tho merits Of
imperialism, or expansion, or the necess-
ity OF putting down the rebellion: as a
business proposition, are the islands
worth oil this loss Of life and treasure,
even should hostilities end tomorrow?
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The much-talked OF game of ball be-
tween the Fats" and Leans came off
Tuesday. A good sized crowd witnessed
the game and got about az much fun
out OF it as the players. The spareIibs
put 1t on to the fat boys by a score Of %
to 10 in something less than nine In
nings-at which time everybody from
players to spectators were too tired to
play at baseball longer.
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The rsast Remedy for all ktOElncli and
Bowel Troubles.

IT have becni n the drug business for
twenty years and have sold most all of
the proprietary medicines of any note.
Among the entire list have never found.
anything to equal Ghamherlain's Collie,
Cholera and Diarrlloea remedy for all
stomach aud bowel troubles" says @. w.
Wakefield, of Columbus, On. "This rem.
edy curei two severe cases OF cholera
morhus in my family. and I have recon-.
mendcd alti sold hundreds of bottles OF
III to my customers To their entire satis-
faction. 1t affords a quick andsnre cure
In q pleasant FORM All druggists.
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Mr.. E. Dec schoenberger, a graduate Of

Mr.. E. Dec Schoenberger, a graduate Of
the Department Of Elocution and Drama
tic art OF Yankton college, will give u
reading In the Presbyterian church,
Wednesday evening. August 10Th, under
the auspices OF the Y. P. S. G. e. We
shall publish the program next week.
MI. .Schoenbcrger will undoubtedly give
a pleasing and entertaining recital, as
he graduated with the highest honors
from his elocutionary course. Everyone
cordially invited.
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Deat1, OF Mrs. john Parker.

Mrs. John Parker died Monday after
noon at five o'clock, after an illness Of
months and a disease which for some
years had robbed her of much of the
pleasures OF life. Mrs. Parker had twice
or three times undergone the severe
ordeal Of the Chicago hospitals and re-
ceiyed the skill Of the best physicians in
the land, and up to the recent sojourn
In southern California with her hus-
band 1t was Thought that the disease had
at least for q long time been bafled. At
Los Angeles, but n week or two after
arrival, she was suddenly stricken and
for a time 1t seemed rs though she might
never see her home again, but by spring
the return journey was made and she
gradually rcgained some Of her old-time
strength. This was due more 10 an In.
domitable will and skillful nursing than
to restraint of the disease which day by
day sapped the life so sweet to her and
so precious to those who knew and loved
her. All that medical skill, careful
nursing and means could do was as
neught against that which was to be.
Mrs. Parker has been g resident OF
Kimhall for almost twenty years, COM
ing with her husband among the first
settlers of tho town. During all these
years she has been closely identified with
social and church life Of her adopted
home, and few thore are who could mum
Der as many close and dear friends. Her
death leaves q void in the circle within
which she moved difficult 10 fill, and she
leaves a beautiful home desolate indeed.
To the bereaved, it is useless at such n
time to offer words of consolation which
at best have but an empty sound. Time,
and time alone, can soften that grief
which seems well-nigh unbearable.
Brief funeral services took place at the
home early Tuesday morning, Rev. Jesse
Williamson officiating, after whick the
remains were taken to the girlhood
home, Parkersburg, lowe, and laid to
rest amid the dear old scenes, almost,
but never quite, forgotten.
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Mitchell is making big preparations
for the race meeting the three last days
Of next week. These races constitute q
part of the Circuit comprising several
towns in this state and Rock Rapids,
Iowa, and the purses are such as to draw
the best horses in the west. 1t is said
that arrangements have been made to
hold the passenger train at Mitchell each
day until the finish Of the races. Lovers
Of the sport will doubtlessly find in
the Mitchell meet all that conld BIO de-
sired.
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yTIANrED-SEVERAL PERSONS FOR DIS.
wv trict office managers in this state to rap
ties: Willing to pay yearly $500 payable weekly
Desirable employment with unusual emporium
References exchanged. Enclose self.
stamped envelopes. s. a. PARK, Sc
Caxton Building, Chicago. Illinois.
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Bears the The Kind You laya Always Bought
''s. + N1NzzM

"A gentleman recently cured OF dyspep
STA gave the following appropriate rem
dering OF Burns famous blessing:
"Some have meat and cannot eat, and
some have none that want it; but we
have meat, and we can eat-Kodol Dy-
spepsia cure be thankit." This prepar-
alton will digest what you eat. 1t in
Sold by Fred 3. Miller.
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Reynolds s. Haswcll carry a yer, COM
plete stock of machine oils, and OF tho.
best quality. II you are not satisfied
with the oil you are using, try ours:
you'll use no other afterWard.
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MillIons Given Awgx.

It is certainly gratifying to the public
to know Of n concern in tho land who
are not afraid to be generous to the
needy and suffering. The proprletors OF
Or. Kings New Discovery Tor Consump-
ton, Coughs, and Colds, have given away
over ten millions trial bottles Of this
great medicine and have the satisfaction
Of knowing II has absolutely cured
thousands OF hopeless cases. Asthma,
Bronchitis, Hoarsenes OF the Throat,
Chest and Lungs are surely cured by it.
Call on F. j. Miller, Druggist, md get
. trial bottle free, regular size Soc. and
81: Every hottie guaranteed, or price
refunded. N
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50 cents, 80 cents, not 25 cents, no. 80
conts. IS cents, the price OF Rocky Noun
tain Tea the world over. None genuine
unless made by tho Madison Medicine
Company. Ask your druggist.
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IL wives have any compassion for the
SORROWS Of cross, crabtd husbands, give
them Rocky Mountain Tea. Twill re-
move any Misunderstanding in the fam
lily. Ask your druggist.
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Persons who have used it say that we.
have the best brand Of paint on sale in,
town. The best IN appearance. best in
variety OF colors and best in wearing
qualities. Reynolds g. Haswell.
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II has been demonstrated By exper-
fence that consumption can be prevent
ed by the early use of One Minute Cough
Cure. This is the favorlte remedy for
coughs, colds, Group, asthma, grippe and
all throat aud lung troubles. Cures
quickly. +. II. Miller.
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GIT q Mccormick corn binder. Save
all the corn fodder and It will be neces.
5snry to keep the creamery running all
the year around. Wolf ~
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fYsussshlllfhs 8 ptie Bsi Oh Il.

lC.aI.k9t RaulsTim me Table
P~assenger, going east. ,.sIi "A. u. excepts Sun.
Passenger, goinR west. ..5s10r I'm. Sun.
freight, GONG .l0aS An.
Freight, going cast.... ...... a:A5 Pm.
Tho latter train running only on Mondays,
Wednesdays and Fridays.
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wOIf,s specfaIties.

ties.
A ney liae Of trunra and travelling
bags.
New m;nss-best in the markst-at Q
cents.
You know that the Iron-Glad hose ia
the best. vs. sell EN-.
Ladies should call and inspect the
finest line OF rea%dy-Inade skirts in town.
A new kind OF goods especially for
skirts called "Slick-as-Silk Just received.
You will be delighted with those plaid
French fan aels, especially for fall
waists.
Musllnat 5 cents per yard. ginghams
at 8 cents per yard, good shirtlngs at
S cents per yard.
Our shoe trade has increased 40 per
cent since we carry Hamilton Brown and
Selz-Schwab shoes.
"Am.I.silk,Pa ' "NesrsSilk," "Slick-as-
Silk" anything but silk, yet it looks like
silk, wears better than silk and is the
finest material for lining capes, jackets,
skirts, etc.
A beautiful line Of Simpsons ~percales
at Z cents per yard and EddYst0ne per-
Gales at 8 cents per yard. These are the
latest things in the line OF percales and
the patterns are simply iue.
lrag 40
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It stands alone, it towers above.
There's no other. it's natures wonder,
a warming ponltice to the heart of man
kind. Such is Rocky Mountain Tea. 35
cents. Ask your druggist.
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thereby announce myself a candidate
for the nomination Of county superin-
tendent' OF schools. subject to the de-
cision of the Democratic county con-
yention. ELLA HOxIE WITTENMEYER.
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announcements.

l hereby announce myself a candidate
for the nomination Of county superin-
tendent, subject to the decision Of the
Democratic county convention.
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DeWitt's Little Early Risera are fam
Gus little pills for liver aud bowel tr0u-
bles. Never grippe. F. E., Miller.
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Chicago Record: To the Editor-Let
me make a prediction. A party plat
form which can inspire 5000 mon to.
sing
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-06-27
WHEN DOCTORS DISAGREE.


Doctors have their hobbies as well as
other people and in the treatment OF dis
ease often carry them too far for the
patients good. For instance. in the treat
ment of indigestion or dyspepsia many
doctors give bismuth and nothing else,
Others rely on pepsin to bring their pa
ttents through. still another doctor treats
stomach troubles with the various vege-
table essences and fruit salts.
Now one or the other OF these excellent
remedies becomes a hobby with the doe
tor who has had most success with the
particular one in question. because all
of them are first class remedies for in
digestion and dyspepsia but not one OF
them alone Is 40 good as a combination
Of all Of them. such as is found In Stuart's
Dyspepsia Tablets. which contains not
only vegetable essences and fruit salts.
but also the freshest. purest pepsin and
bismuth. making altogether a remedy
unsurpassed for every form OF indiges-
tfon. sour stomach, nervous dyspepsia.
belching of gas, distress after eating,
sleepiessness headaches. etc.
Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets IL not Sc
cret patent nostrum. but you can see for
yourself what II is and knowing this. its
success as dyspepsia cure is not sur
prising. All druggists recommend and
sell them at so cents.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-06-27
RECOVERED NOMINAL DAMAGES.
Prince Charles he Loose Gets Judg-
meut for Insignificant sum

LONDON. June es-An Interesting
libel suit which has been Nm trial in the
court ~ Lord Russell u kiIlawep th,.
lord chief Justice resulted TODAY IN
Prince Dc Loose. ~ CorNaren. the brlr
presumptivc OF one NJ the leading FAINT
lies ~ the continent and 81 direct lie
srendaut Of the SuAniSh ktuE Charles ~
getting farthink DAMAGES against a
newspaper witch had included him ar,ons
a list ~ alleged ConVicts WettiuE co~nn~fs
The PAPER referred 20 one - SIR George
Newen's publications. said that among
- ho1 arisfocra's occupying EURO can prla-
nn cells Va~ ne f-lasr- The latter 9ueF
for s60 sterling Anrangrn Sr George
NeVens paid forty shillnFs into cour,
Sc su;nci~nt ~ cornP~nsete fhe prince FOR
my femwCe done to hts chartrte-. rlatn-
fuC that y che prince was rrt b. rrfspri
ne hR1 az least been convicted ~ swfuf.
nag lodging house keepers IN Paris IN
fhp false pr~fcnee Tint hr vvas about 10
marry fhe wealthy Princes V~rIaer
Fai}Ne ofNr~rr from Scotland ward ,eaet
Hsa tibet 20 fooas ha1 t-l ~~uutsffl-
a4 q continental ssrfu1l,r tr1 that he was
guilty ~ alamirahle Practice.
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WinnlpNx Tribune
Ard when int oT'ed Ba~S fahuas i0in r.
,he chorus whAt az anti British nuSI w@
shaI hear But the suEg~%fl3n ot rntv
and hate voiced hF senator 81 never
likely g. become reality TH~ Eloers
might gassihly h. led o. b~iir fe pa h@aF-
inr how negroes are treated ia se south
fra states. 49, they might wpur} ard
r-aaeess slaves - fhc fnr,e rpn breed
but they souId NOT IKE f9 pay taxes sr4l
bear fheir share ~ fhs uativnai burden
Nor wnui8 Uncle Sam Fipice over Hoars
as subjects A; defiance anl sJr paiiFi-
cal rurporea. ths talf~3 Beer r. COOS
subject in rave ever. hnt ae members ~
,he family. vncie sam would urefer 90
look upon them ~ c9asius-19d very
distant ones too
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cord'ng TO the accounts given In the press
dispatches OF yesterday the ambuscade
OF the yeomanry near Lindley was not
creditabie to the British arms and de-
fails of the capture Of a large convoy with
an escort OF highlanders near Hebron
shows that a depressing story was sup
pressed as long possible There has
clearly been a good deal OF laundering
on the British side in the Orange river
colony and there are several mysteries
about Hebron and Gen. Runde's cam
paign which require explanation
ufther particulars OF the lighting at
Pinnearspoort to the northeast OF Pre-
toria are forwarded by n Leader CORE
spondent. The object OF the British OPP
eratons was to drive Gen Botha from
the position he had taken UP. The fight-
ing was continuous for two days. and
II was hoped that Gems. French and
Hamilton would be able TO entrap the
burghers on the following day. 1t was
discovered. however, that Botha had in
the night effected another mastery re-
treat
The Times correspondent at Kroonstad
says that Gen. Dewet Is showing capa-
Bile generaiship. but IL unable TO prevent
his men from deserving daily.
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h,>s,s CIR, ARRIVALS.
Advance Guard 81 Convention rat
ttaG In Appearance.

KANSAS CITY. june Us The first ar
rivals fQv thc Democratic rational con
ycution cam. Son TODAY They were iohn
J Fitsecra}t a delegate from King g
counts New Nors and Jacob RuvIsert.
jr 20 Ncw York city. au alternate AZ
large Roth are Quctni as saving thry
a. nee favor she FRYE silver piark IN fAa
Democratic platform
There arc aF wAGv Lssufe more I'm
pnTgsut sala Nj Ruppert "that think
free silver ntrl not o. mentioned az aN
The party 81 thc East WtI uot stand t'r
FRYE silver
sterling PtIcr. % Paris. Tex arrived
here TODAY from the south. and began ar
engagements far opening headquarters for
Congressman SulEer. - New Work who
S. expected o.. FrtdaN. freiFr-feNv NJ
Price started "a boom for tta NrU YORK;
fNr vice president
Although rho Democratic national COM
nittce viii nrf meet hrrH ;it Monday
urNt 20 select t's temporary o~ic~rs. con
siderable gossip is being irGHlCva IN AS
g. the selection q temporary chairman
The star this evening saws that Il Hes
apparently befNccn n \. Rose. mayor ~
Milwaukee, and GOV. Thomas. II colo
RADIO with the chances Ia favor Of Mr..
6-s4A
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WILL MY IN AMERICA.
Russian Railway builder. Favor the
tuited states.

NEW YORK. June 2s.-~Adolf Roihs,ein.
the Russian hnRncler. before sailing for
Europe. said of the Chinese Eastern RAN
way.
Zip 20 the present time we have ex-
pended some So. eoa ono. but before com
pletion an additional fg). 91o6o will b..
disbursed. The road will not be com
pie,ed for. / should say. quite fifteen
months. as We find We shall have "a bor-
a tunnel some four and q half miles long
on the Russian side ~ Hardin. the head
quarters uf the railroad The benefits
which American Manufacturers will de-
rive In the shape of contracts viii be
most important Mr. White. the minis
ter of finance. has assured me that he will
place no obstacle tn toe way 81 con-
tracts being sent Ia the United States,
which In diplomatic language ! take
20 mean that b. might object 10 the nll-
ing Of orders In other foreign countries.
1 am therefore safe in stating that pos.
sibly everything required outside ~ Rus
ala will be purchased IN This country
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-06-27
HAWAII UNDERGOING CHANGE.
People Understand the New Resp""-
sibIiitI~s ns Americans.

The people OF the territory OF Hawaii
are showing everywhere a sense OF their
new relations ana responsibilities as citi-
gems OF the great republic. Both Re
publicans and Democrats intend 10 be
represented In their respective national
conventions which James Bryce. mem
Der OF parliament, has declared are In
many respects the most potent ana I'M
portant political gatherings In the world.
without doubt, representation in these
gatherings will bring 20 the people OF
Hawaii a new and ennohiing sense OF she
value Of free institutions and representa-
tive government.
II will rebound greatly go the advsn-
tske OF the territory ana It's people n
this aroused sentiment shall take the
form OF a determination TO make repre-
sentative government locally the best
government the islands ever had. and the
ideal local representative government.
with the territory. aside from the dele
yates ia congress who Will have no vote
representative government can go no high
or than the Legislature. Therefore TO the
selection OF n legislature the most pa
triotic and disintersrted efforts ~ all cit
izens ought 20 b. given. The first iegis-
iaiure Of the territory Of Hawaii will
have develvins upon u duties requiring
a very high degree OF constructive states
rnanshtp. Practically the entire system
az local government VIII have 70 b. re-
constructed. There Will he the question
~ county organization and municipal zov-
eminent Many % orr revenue laws VIII
have 20 be femodelea 10 make them con
form TO our new conditions. The Judi
ciarv system x'lli have 80 he thoroughly
examined and doubtless changed iu some
respects SO viii the revenue system. for
while som. expenditures which have here
tofore bsen required ~ the government ~
Hawaii will no longer 30 Required and
w. will thus he relieved - some huriens
of taxation. some ~ our sources 81 reve-
rue have also been taken over by The
federal government. We SHAH require
good Hnanclsring ability in our fret leg
isiature
In short instead Of = governmental sys-
TEN in FUN running order. we shall have
= nrw pattern - government aInost en-
'lreiy new government machinery. and u
t. faa cNinefy that the legislature Wii
have 80 sdapt sni arrange and pruviia
for.
We nee0 legislature - the hiEhsst
nhiiiiY % lts rneuisrship. Hawaiian s,sr.
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Pest Attacks PeRv Trees.

Special Dispatch TO the Post-Intelllgancsr.
WALl.A W ALA, June GA new in
sect has attacked the pear trees in the
vicinity of Dixie. ten miles from this
city. and considerable damage is reporte ed
as having been done during the past few
days. The leaves turn brown and appar-
emily die rapidly. while the wood of the
tree shows an unhealthy tendency. The
fruit appears to feel the effect at once
and soon becomes soft and wizened Upon
examination there is seen thousands Of
small insects working in and under the
bark of the trees, taking the sap away
from the leaves and fruit. So far no one
knows just what the trouble should be
called, hut considerable uneasiness Is felt
Only pear trees have been. attacked. hut
In one orchard, near Dixie. owned by G..
W. Clancy, nearly 100 trees are apparently
dead
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LOOKS LIKE tue REAL THING.
Gold Hearing sand Beach Ii Ahsnt
Five Miles Long.

Special Dispatch to the Post iufciIEencr
blaine. June p a large number ~
locations have been made on the iummf
beach. the scene II the new gold dtscav-
cry. Your Currc~p ondput went down
there on a steamer This afternoon. and
While there washed out several pans ~
the sand. At several points the party on
the beach today dug DOWN four or Hve
fcet. finding ne sand ~ uniform depth
and well Allied with 1pe and aako g6ll
Tho gold bearing sand extends about ave
mites along the western shore ~ ihe
iuumi reservation. and the lard adieln-
Ing on the north
The sand is a Wind swept. wave washed
shore the drifting sands h@inE from rftv
go TWO hundred feet ,n width ana from
ten fest 90 unknown depth just what ans
uunnrrs viii save % - not kn1vr hut
" 81 is rich as it seems. it NIL Do r.-.
ceutratcj. aS he concentrate can be
shipped hv water direct go fhe sn1r}tsr.
n really looks Ike "a bona nd~ strike
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-06-27

NO TRACE or DIR. HICKMAN.
He II Vow Believed to Have ~erIsh-
ed on Dali Island.

Special Dispatch TO the Post-Tnteliigencer
WRNNGELA Alaska. June 3--The is
land mail steamer BnrHnoff returned from
Iiowkan today and brought word that Or
j. W. Hickman, Of Tacoma. reported lost
on Dali island about 100 miles south Of
here three weeks ago, had not yet been
found.
Forty men, whites and Indians. made \
fruitleSs search of the island for nearly
ten days, and the only clue found was
footprints along the beach and on the
shores Of a small lake on the island
IL Is the belief that the unfortunate man
persisted from drowning or sunk on, Of
sight IN the swnmps
u, VI. Davenport. Of Lebanon. or. Hiek-
man partner. returned on the Raranon
and went 10 Seattle on the Rosalie
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Teachers In.titut~ mt ChehnII..

Special Dispatch to the Post-Int slligenccr.
CHEHALIS. June 26.-The twenty first
annual session of the Lewis county
teachers institute began Yesterday
morning at Chehalts. under the direction
OF County Superintendent George A.
Spencer. The enrolment numbers 40
and will be increased somewhat. An
able corps Of educators from the differ
ent state institutions IL present. and the
session promises TO be of unusual inter-
est. A model country school, comprising
pupils below the eighth grade. taught by
Miss Grippe. Of Ellenshurg. IL a feature
OF this years session OF the institute