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HOME HAPPENINGS.

Wheat 2, 6Oc; No. 3, 5sc.
Military ball tonight.
Carpet Felt at Wood Bros.
Have you seen the nobby street
It's at Stone & Sullivan's.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Hapgood,
Summit, were visiting their
ilbank friends Wednesday.
Will Allen and his sprinkling
rt have started in on their
hmmer's job.
The mayor has a few words to
~ in another column in regard
busting up.
The Red Wing Butter & Egg
s. are selling checked eggs at
cts. a dozen. Bring pail or
6sket.
VIM. Dallman is up in North
Hhkota this week looking after
his far ming property in Ward
county.
Gus Reetz of Revillo, who is
low a horny-handed farmer, was
town Tuesday as witness in
&court case.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hollands, who
id spent most of the winter in
(inneapolis with their daughter,
tturned home last Saturday.
The Catholic ladies will give a
bcial at the sample room of the
otel st. Hubert, Monday even
g, April 81, 1902. Refresh
ents 25c.
Gold & Co., of Big Stone. have
GENTLY purchased the large
etcher farm in Roberts county
1st of Wilmot, now occupied by
eorge Stearns.
Messrs. r. E. Jones and A. D.
Id H. e. Jones of Revillo were
bing the county seat last Tues
by, having been subpoenaed as
illnesses in the Potter case.
John Hicks, jr., who was one
the party who went.to Alberta,
Rnada a few weeks ago, had the
lisfortune to have one of his
pod horses die shortly after
rriving there.
The Sunday school workers of
be county are cordially invited
the annual convention of the
bunty association next week.
upper and short progam Satur-
by evening and a fine program
unday afternoon and evening.
Mrs. w. J. Weddell and Mrs.
gorge Schafer VENT Aberdeen
ednesday to attend the wedding
.heir brother j. H. He-rett,
no was married yesterday to a
iss Ida Mulgard of that city.
II. Herret is in business at
frederick.
Fred Mears has sold his one
bird interest in the Wagner
ill to F. w. Stahler, the present
anager of the mill. Mr.. Mears
As become interested in mining
roperties in Washington, where
3 has an uncle engaged in
lining, and he intends to go to
hat state.
Editor Moser was in town
ednesday morning waiting for
he train home. He had recently
ccompanied his wife as far as
ilbank, the lady having been a
elegate to meeting of the
Voman's Foreign Missionary
pciety at Aberdeen, while he
Rd gone east to the cities to
btend to some business for the
eathen around Sisseton.
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AIban Caucus.

There will be a caucus of the
republican voters of Alban town
ship, on Thursday, April Oath, at
2 clock p. M, to elect six dele
gates to the county vention
at Milbank, April Goth.
E. MCCoLLUM,
Committeeman.
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Auction Sale.

Herman Richter will have an
auction sale at his farm two
miles northwest cf Milbank on
Friday, May 2, when he will sell
all his farm machinery, horses,
harness, wagons, cattle, pigs,
etc. See bills.
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Gamble & Fuller Loan Money
ON Real Estate.
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Men Wanted .

Two good men wanted. Al
ply at Brannon's livery barn.
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MILBANK. S. d.. April 9, 1902.

MfLBANk, .. L., Aprll z, lJUA.
Board Of County Commissioners met
pursuant to adjournment all members
present.
The bond of H. A. Riley. superintend-
ent of the poor farm, in the penal sum OF
100000 was approved.
The bonds of Val Sarff and George
Egrmayer as text book repositories
were approved and placed on file.
On motion, carried, the quarterly re-
port of S. M. Pasco as police justice was
approved and placed on file.
The following bills were allowed and
Or6are6 Maid Inv warrant.
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then took up the following business:
Moved and carried that the following
bills for which warrants have been
drawn by the Auditor be and are hereby
allowed:
N. Forsberg, county treasurer, school
money returned to state. ........ .S2679 w
N. Forsberg, county treasurer, 60 days
interest on money returned. 1919
w. A. BurreSs, cleaning Jail vault...... ~ w
j. E. Truran, cash for postage ........ w
N. Forsberg. county treasurer, remit
tance to State from Taylor land ac-
count ..................... 81 IS
N. Forsberg. county treasurer, remit.
count ...................... " - ss1s 2l
N Forsberg, county treasurer. remit
tance to State, interest permanent
N. % Forsberg. county treasnr,r. remit. 80 %
tance to State for taxes. .............. 5501 4s
N. Forsberg, county treasurer, remit
sane. ...................... 72o 90
Malsed & Williams, express ........... 1 1OI
n M Ramer salary for March .......... 100 GO
n. Forsberg, salary for March .......... 125 90
J. n. Stafford. salary for March. ......... 50 90
M. b. Wiseman, salary for March....... 80 90
l.. l.. Conright, salary for March. ....... 81 90
on Grant county bonds. ...!.... 2591 80
On motion. carried, the bond of J. G..
Stanford as County Examiner in the
penal sum of $4,000 was approved.
The following bills were allowed and
ordered paid by warrant
Chris jensen witness fees............... 2 CO..
Chris Buchele witness fees. ............... 50
r. c.. Fuller witness fees. / 50
Barney Lambrechts, witness fees. ....... so
Geo. ID. Stevens. witness fees........... S0|
j. E. Truran, salary for first quarter. 300 90
Hattie Elsesser, witness fees ............ 60
Charles Elsesser witness fees. .......... 3 60
On motion, carried, board adjourned
to Wednesday morning, April 2, 1902.
j. E. TRURAN,
County Auditor.
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List your Land for Sale with
Gamble 8 Fuller. Improved
valley lands preferred.
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Thos. L. Bouck, referee fees, three cases 60 co
s. M. Pasco, justice fees ........ ....... II 30
NJ l.. Ecker, 11a tons coal for poor...... rs
Val Sarff, jurors certificate. ......... 500
J. c. Cahill wood and grinding feed 49,. 35 II
John Shanstrom, wolf bounty .......... so
ii. A. Riley, salary for March .......... Al IS
j. G. Palmer, coal for poor. ............... 25
j. G. Palmer, coal for poor. ........... 100
E. Emanuel merchandise for court
house and poor farm. ............ 6 65
Beardsley & Bohn, coal and wood ....... "a 20
M. s. Druecker, merchandise to poor
farm ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 1464
Frank Mccarthy. transcribng testi-
C. e. Daniels, services on board of in
sanity .:...... ......... -........... 100
Dakota Central Telephone Co., switch
ing phones .:............... so
w. 7. Pratt. witness certificate ......... 40
Frank koepke, jurors certificate ...... IL 40
John Syrstad, witness certificate .... 2 40
j. E. Truran drawing jury. ......... go
N. Forsberg, drawing jury y........... 90
A. X. Crawford, drawing jury ..... go
Ole P. Brustuen merchandise to John
Hagen and Andrew swanson. ..... 80 co
Frank Mccarthy, stenographer fees
three cases. .................... 40 90
JAS. O Ready, salary for first quarter. 25 90
Minnie c. j. Seide, stenographer fees 30 90
8. NJ. Pasco referee fees ees.................. 10 90
B. D.. Gamble, salary for first quarter. 200 GO
Frank Mccarthy, stenographer fees -. 5 co
Minnie G. J. Seide, stenographer fees. 80 90
5. =. LOckhart, salary for first quarter. 1876 90
On motion, carried, board adjourned
to Thursday morning. April 3. 1902.
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There will be caucus Of re-
publican voters of the third
ward at the court house on the
evening OF Thursday, April "a,
at 8 o'clock, to elect delegates to
the county republican conven-
ton Saturday, April 26.
By order of committee.
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There will be a caucus of the
republican voters of the second
ward at city council rooms on
the evening of Thursday, April
"a, at s O'Clock, to elect eight
delegates to the county republi-
can convention Saturday, April
26.-By order of committee.
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On motion, carried, board adjourned
to Thursday morning. April 3, 1902.
j. e. TRURAN,
County Auditor.
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City Republican Caucus

There will be caucus of the
republican voters of the first
ward at ST. Hubert sample room,
evening of Thursday April "a, at
8 O'Clock, to elect six delegates
to the county republican conven-
tion Saturday, April 26,
By order of committee.
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On motion, carried, board adjourned
to Wednesday morning. April 2, 1902.
j. E. TRURAN,
County Auditor.
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On motion, carried, the bond of J. G.
Stanford as County Examiner in the
penal sum of $4,000 was approved.
The following bills were allowed and
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TIME TABLE.

4 D. Division, c., M. 4 st. r. Ry.
GOING EAar
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rAY FOX SALE-About 80 tons, at my fern
Section 6-12O-5O-W. A. STEVENS,
Twin Brooks, S. d.
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Will Begin Work.

w. f. Weatherford, of Dallas
general superintendent of the Amer
lean Cotton Company, was in the
the city this morning. He stated
to a reporter for this paper that
work would probably be commenced
next week on the gin to be erected
in this city. Mr.. Weatherford says
the new plant will be complete in all
details and that it will be something
for Waxahachie to be proud of. The
same company will also erect a sim
liar plant at Ennis.
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EDlT0R LIGHT:-I see In your Is
sue Of the 18th inst. that AEilforiss
new school buildings Or the Presby-
terrain College for Girls has been
awarded to one of their local con-
tractors. This is wise In the citi-
zens of that city and also am glad
to see that Ferris is to furnish the
brick. This means a great deal for
Ellis county. Institutional and
commercial enterprises | think,
where everything is equal, that our
home people and commercial institu-
lions should patronize our home in
dustries, and by doing so we invite
capital to settle among us. Waxa-
hachie will soon have her lime kilns
and will be able to furnish all the
lime that Ellis county citizens can
use and as fine a quality as can be
produced i'm the state. We also
have an inexhaustible amount of
good material for making cements,
and once Ellis county gets good
cement works it will be great help
in the way of improving public
roads by putting good substantial
cement culverts and bridges When
they are once in, that part of the
road is complete and no more ex-
pense for generations to come. Let
all citizens be loyal to home indus
tries is my doctrine.
d. D. PITTMAN,
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PR0MPTNEsS I'M USING
Paine's Celery
Compound
MEANS QUICK RESTORATION
TO HEALTH
1T is THE GREAT SPRING NED.
ICINE USED In THE HOMES
OF OUR BEST PEOPLE
Refuse All Substitutes and Imi-
tations That May be Offered
To You.

If in the spring time people acted
with more promptness, decision and
wisdom, suffering and misery would
be vastly reduced.
To put off the work of regulating
and strengthening the nerves, puri-
flying the blood, and regulating di-
gestion, at this time of the year is q
very serious mistake.
Run down, weak, nervous, and
diseased men and women cannot
with safety refuse to use Paine's
Celery Compound, the greatest of
vitalizers and health builders. The
onward and triumphant march of
the great medicine in this country
and other civilized lands should be
positive proof that 1t is the right
medicine for all who look for
strength, robustness, energy and
permanent health.
1t is of the greatest Importance
that every sick person should get
just what they ask for from their
druggist or dealer. Paine's Celery
Compound, so celebrated for it's cur
alive virtues, has many vile imita-
tions. If you are offered substi-
tute or imitation by any dealer,
leave his store and go to some hon
est merchant who will give you
what you ask for. Examine wrapper
and bottle and see that the name
PAINE'S is on each; no other is
genuine.
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S7 MP ATHY F0R B0ERS|
Democratic Members of the House
Take Such q step.
LARGE.
The Resolution Presented By Mr.. Ran.
dali Was Adapted and viii BE
Placed Before the IIeuse for
ActionCoagresS Esings.

Washington, March 20-The Demo
cratic members of the house. at tbs
caucus "Wednesday night unanimousl,
adopted resolutions declaring tina
congress should express the sympath.
of the American people for the strug
Cling Boer republics and pledgina
themselves to use their utmost endeav
ors to force" the committees to re.
port resolutions expressive of suct
sympathy II only the congressmer
might have an opportunity to act. Rep
resentative Hay OF Virginia presided
at the caucus and Representative Rob.
eTtson OF Louisiana acted as secretary
The attendance was large.
There was no division of sentiment
as to the course to be taken. the CUES
ton presented being simply one O;
choice between two resolutions. one
offered by Mr. Randell of Texas ane
the other by Mr.. Sulzer of New York
The Randel resolution was adopted.
The Randell resolution was as fol
lows:
Resolved. that the Democratic mem
bers OF the house of representatives OF
the United States In caucus assembled
that the congress of the United States
should by resolution, express the sym
pathy of the people of the United
States for the people OF the South AT
rican republic and the Orange Free
State in their heroic struggle to main
tain their liberty and independence
Resolved. that the congress should
In the spirit OF amity and friendship
appeal to the British government III
the interest of humanity TO accert
Overtures for peace. cease bostilities
and endeavor TO bring about a just ane
honorable settlement of the existing
differences, to the end that peace may
be established
Resolved. that the United States
should fairly and honorabiy maintain
a position Of strict neutrality In this
contest between nations friendly to US
and see to 1t that the neutrality laws
are vigorously and impartially en-,
forced
Resolved. that we. az Democrats
and Representatives of the will OF the
people, use our utmost endeavor &c
force the committees now dominated
by the Republican party, having ir
their charge resolutions similar t.
those to report the same back 10 the
house so that the congress may give
expression thereon. declaring the sen
timents and win OF the American peo
pie"
In pursuance of the action taken at
the caucus a resolution viii be framed
Tor introduction In the house. and
hereafter the Democrats will do every.
thing in their power TO secure actor
upon it,
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Opening Postponed.

On account of the rain the grand
millinery opening of Cheeves Bros.
Il Company which was to have TAX
en- place today has been postponed
until later date.
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The lesson for Tueseay afternoon
will include the second, third, fourth
fifth, and sixth scenes from Act 2,
Romeo and Juliet Mrs, Frank p.
Powell, teacher.
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Presidential Appa.n.m.ns..

Washington, March 20. The presi-
lent has sent the following nomina-
ions Of postmasters TO the senate:
Dora Glow. Arkadelphia. Ark
William r Jones. Brookhayen, Miss
Harry Martin. Bonham. Tex.
Charles T. RamsdelI. Denton. Tex.
Tom Richards. Sherman. Tex.
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Buy Your Feed


representing Chas. \. Stevens *
Bros, Chicago, the great ladies
furnishing house, has a full line of
beautiful samples and plates OF
Spring Suits, Skirts, Waists and so
on. Would be pleased IA have the
ladies call and see them.
l0l Marvin Avenue.
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nllls d MeKlnlsy.. rhy.lel.e.. g

Washington, March 20.--The bills OF
the physicians who attended the late
President Mckinley have been received
here and will be transmitted To con-
gress at an early date. II has been
variously stated that these bills would
assume enormous proportions ont OF
all reason. but from the highest au-
thority the information is obtained that
they are fair and In no wise excessive.
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Will Build a D0rmitory.

At the session yesterday of the
Red Oak Presbytery at Ferris that
body decided to erect IA dormitOry at
Trinity University for male stu
dents. This dormitory will be stu
ated some distance to the west of
the main building and is to cost
about $4,000.
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Washington. March 2o.--The house
made fair progress with the river and
harbor bill, Wednesday After the
close Of general debate Fl OF the il6
pages of the bill were disposed Of No
amendments were adopted. The gen
eral debate was featureless,
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Washington. March 2o.--During the
entire session of the senate Wednes-
day the bill providing for the protee-
ton Of the president Of the United
States was under consideration.
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ANNOUNCEMENTS.

ANNOUNCEMENTS.
COUNTY TICKET
For Representative:
JOE Z. GIBBONS
J. M. ALDERDICE
For District Clerk:
AMI CARoTHERs
Tom BURLEsON
w. 8. KEMBLE
For County Judge:
LEE HAWKINS
j. T. SPENCER
z, B. WILLIAMS
Eor County CLERK:
Rufe HENDRICKS
Q. Nj. BANNER
H. E. PICKETT
For County Attorney:
JOHN W. CRAIG
Cor Sheriff:
BRIcE WEsTl
J. P. MINNIoK
For County Tax Assessor:
IKE EAsoN
J. B. OVERALL
JOHN MCELRoY
81. D. RossER
W. W. ALEXANDER
P. P. SMITH (re- election)
ED LOWE
For Tax Collector:
BILLIE BRATCHER
For County superintendent Public In
struct.on:
f. D. CRIDDLE
For Justice Peace, Precinct No. 1:
G., G. PIERsON
E. P, ANDERSON, JR
H Nj. RHODUS
For Constable, Precinct No. /:
II. A. COOPER
JAS. P. MAYFIELD
QITY TICKET
FOR City Attorney:
o. Fl. CHAPMAN
Ror City Assessor and Collector:l
CLINT SPALDING
for City Treasurer:
LOUIS L. SHACKELFoRD'
For City Secretary:
GEORGE WALKER
For City Marshal:
Tom DIXON
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Washington, March 20.--Soon after
the senate convened yesterday the
house bill for the relief OF f. r Coyne,
postmaster of Chicago. was fayorably
reported by Mr. Mason. chairman oil
the committee on postoifieeg and post
roads, and passed. The purpose of the
measure Ia to relieve Postmaster Coyne
from the loss Of s74,610. value OF
stamps stolen by burglars on October
10. 1901.
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Commander. Of tho Army.

Washington. March 90 by diree-
ton OF the president. Major Gen. Ar
thur Macarthur has been assigned
TO the command OF the department og
the lakes with headquarters at CHI
eago: Brigadier General Frederick
Funston to the command Of the de-
partment of the Colorado, headuuar-
ters at Denver; and Brigadier Gen.
erai William A. Kobbe 70 the com
mand OF - department Of Daiotas,
headquari - at Sc. Paul. MINI,
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lis Easy to Dive with TAKE s..s e s.s. R.hs
Weather Indications.

Tonight showers colder, Friday
fair colder.
S. F.. SHELLITO, Observer.
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You only pay for what you Actu al
ly get in eye glasses #or spectacles.
No chage for testing eyes at Ross
Jewelry Co.
Evening journal., 1902-02-25
ALL FRUITS BENEFITED
BY The RECENT STORM

There is absolutely no truth in the
report that the peach crop has been in
iurcd by the storm of last week. said
a down state fruit grower, who visited
this city today The sleet down the
State was not one-half as heavy as IL
was In Wilmington and ] have not
heard vet OF one tree being broken.
AT this time of the year it would
be almost impossible to hurt the COM
ing crop unless you broke the limbs
and in that way lessened the crop, but
even that would not hurt the trees as
is the sap is low enough to Offset any
harm from such a cause. The snow
is a benefit to the crop, as 1t will help
back the buds and perhaps prevent the
tree from sprouting until winter is
over. 10 is the frost that does the
most harm to fruit trees and Il gener-
ally gets in its work of destruction
about the latter part of spring after the
buds have made their appearance.
would say from present indications
that We viii have a large crop of
peaches this year unless the yellows
makes its appearance.
"As for the apple crop, equally good
reports are to be made. The trees are
tough and wiry and when covered by
the frost simply dropped. Today they
are as straight as ever and give every
indication of yielding well. Small
fruits. such as berries we're also helped
by the storm
Evening journal., 1902-02-25
PLANNING Y. N. c. A. EXIENSIOX
Secrotary Short Wants to Increase the
Number Of Association

Already the Rev. Francis Burgette
Short has taken hold of his work as
secretary of the Y. NJ. c. A, and now is
planning to extend The association
work into rural Delaware. He pro
poses to organize a branch in every
town in the lower part of the State that
has sufficient population to support an
Organization.
a movement is under way for the
purpose of reviving interest in the rail
road branch of the Y NJ. c. A. in this
city, and II. o. Williams, general sec
retary of the branch, will be here some
time next week for such a purpose.
The Ladies' Auxiliary of tho Y. NJ c.
"A. is making preparation for an enter
tainment to be given in the Opera
House during the latter part of April
The entertainment is in the nature of a
grand musical. fairy and military ex-
.travagant, entitled Princess Rosebud.
Evening journal., 1902-02-25
STORM SIGNALS ARE
DISPLAYED ALONG COAST

To the slowness With which the
storm centre is moving from the South
is ascribed the non-appearance of the
rainstorm which the Weather Bureau
believed would reach this vicinity last
evening. It came to-day, however, but
will be followed by clearing weather
tomorrow, with fresh east to northeast
winds
An advisory storm warning was sent
out last evening by the Washington
Bureau. embracing Philadelphia, Will
mington, Reedy Island, Baltimore,
Brealxwater, Port Norris, Cape May,
Atlantic City. Sandy Hook and New
York. It stated that THE storm, which
was central last night in Southwestern
Georgia. will probably move east to
northeast, giving increasing winds
along the Middle Atlantic coast this
Afternoon. The message concluded with
Modification to the different stations
named that advices will be sent this
morning If warnings are necessary
which may be taken as an indication
of the possibility OF the storm reach
ling considerable severity by the time
il arrives in this section of the country
Slowly as the storm centre is NOV
ling IL is steadily increasing in inten
lsity Yesterday morning it was cen
ltral at Vicksburg and last night IL hat
moved only to Georgia, whereas +;
storm of equal intensity, it is said
would ordinarily have reached Cape
Hatteras in the same time.