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The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1903-10-16
WILL Open in A MONTH
Will be Let Out OF Carnegie
Library Within Thirty Days
New Books to Come.

Wednesday afternoon in the absence
of the editor some person came in
to u sanctum and left the follow
ing question on our typewriter:
"When will the public library be
open for books2" Doubtless the
same question has come to the minds
Of other people, for the library has
been completed long enough so that
it is time some move was being made
IN order that people can secure books.
In conversation with a member Of
the library committee The Republi-
can was informed that the book COM
mittee at the present time was in.
| vestigating the bids of two largc
book houses that was made on 1,40(
volumes. AS SoOn as the contract is
let, which will be in course of a few
days, the books will be ordered anc
they will be shipped within the short.
est possible time. After their arriva
it will be necessary for the librarian
to catalogue the works and then tht
library will be actually open fol
business. This member of the com,
mittee gave it as his opinion tina,
people ought 10 be able to get books
within one month.
1t is going to be something Of a
difficulty to heat the building suti-
GENTLY during the winter, inasmucE
as the heating plant has not been
placed in the library. The idea is tc
secure heat from the city hall plant
but as it is not finished other mean
will have to be employed. Stoves
will be substituted this winter and
the building will be made as com
Portable as possible under the circum-
stances.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1903-10-16

Jones is working for W. L. Wallis.
Mr.. Rhebeck is hauling lumber
from Riverside to build a new barn.
Coy Lambert is attending school
in Mitchell this fall.
Belle Sphinx is teaching the River
side school.
Lulu Barro~s, Of Plano, is report,
ed very sick.
Pearl O'Neal, Of Mitchell, spent
Sunday and Saturday with Lottie
and Maude Schultz
Mr.. Kelsey, from ERADICATE, Iowa,
spent a few days last week at Henry
Lamert'S.
Mis-. Schultz is reported very sick.
Henry Lambert and son, Coy, spent
Sunday at Charlie Lambert's.
Herman Schultz, who completed a
large barn last week, had a swell
dance last Friday evening. An Or
chestrd from Mitchell furnished the
music and it vas something grand.
About siXty-tive couple gathered at
the barn and danced until II 80.
when a grand supper was served.
After supper the crowd felt rested
and began dancing and danced unit!
80, when they departed bomeward,
thinking they han an excellent time.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1903-10-16
Cream ~SeparatOrS.

The DeLaval Baby Separator is
without question the best machine
on the market. 1t is also the cheap
est machine considering its %construc-
ton and the work it will do. You
can buy our separator on terms of
payments to suit you.
Our separators are all new. They
have not been toted over the country
in canvasser's wagons, OR used and re-
turned. We do not canvass the coun-
try. but always have good supply on
hand. Why do some farmers buy an
inferior separator just because some
agent leaves it at your house. You
can have the very best by coming
after it, or let us know and we will
send one out and start it for you.
You need not buy it unless it is the
best in the market and you are the
Judge after trying it. Please let me
hear from you.
E. B. VanAlstine Mitchell. S. D,
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1903-10-16
RESOLUTIONS OF RESPECT

Whereas, The Grim Reaper has te-
moved from our midst our beloved
comrade, Aaron X. Campbell, late a
member Of Co. G, 9th regiment ILL.,
nois volunteer Infantry; and.
Whereas, We desire to express our
sorrow in the loss we have sustained
in the departure OF a comrade OF our
Post; therefore, be it
Resolved: That in the death of
Comlade Campbell, Ransom Post No.
6, Department Of South Dakota, &.
A. r., has lost one of its. highly es-
teemed comrades. and one who in all
the walks of life honored our organic
alton and reflected credit upon the
Grand army Of the Republic.
Resolved: That in his death the
nation loses one of its gallant defend
ers. society an honorable Christian
gentleman and our city one of its
most worthy and patriotic citizens.
Resolved: That these resolutions
be spread upon the records Of the
Post, copies furnished each Of the
city papers and a copy sent to the
beIeaved family, to whom we proffer
our deepest sympathies in this the
hour of their great bereavement.
j. II. Nolt,
E. Tillotson,
James Arney.
Committee.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1903-10-16
For Uver Sixty Years

An old and we'll tried remedy, Mrs.
Winslow's Soothing Syrup, has been
used over sixty years by millions OF
mothers for their children while
teething, with perfect success. 1t
oothes the child, softens the gums
allays all pain, cures wind collie. and
is the best remedy for diarrnoea. is
pleasant to the taste. Sold by drug
gists in every part Of the world.
Twenty-Five cents a bottle. Its value
is i~ncalculable. Be sure and ask for
Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup, and
take no other kind.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1903-10-16
LITERARY AND SOCIAL AFFAIR
Home Guardians Turned the Lodge
Meeting Into a P~leasurable
Evening tor All.

The regular meeting OF the Home
Guardians was held in Odd Fellows
hall Tuesday evening and there was a
large number of the members pres
ent, drawn tllither by the evening OF
music and refreshments that were
offered.
By the resignation of several of1c'
crs it was necessary to hold an cleo
ton to fill the vacancies. q. Y.
Halphide was elected to the presl'
dency of the order, DR.. Ereybere
having resigned, Mrs. Raymond vice
president, VIM. Rush marshal, ant
Geo. Worthen marshal.
Following the business session ar
entertaining musical and literar.
program was given. Vocal solos wer'
rendered by Miss Laura Saul and L
D. Milne, Mrs. G. G. Halphide pre-
siding at the piano. Both number
we've heartily applauded. Recitation
were given by Mabel Raymond ant
Mary Ward, both of which were yer.
good. A piano solo was rendered b,
E, E. Holdridge, and he responded t
an encore. When the program wa
finished light refreshments wcr
served. During the evening Mr.
Milne, the supreme secretary Of tn
order, presented the lodge with it
charter.
The lodge accepted the proposition
of Grant Mallory, of Canton. for th'
production of a drama assisted by
home talent, which will be produced
in the neal future.
The entertainment aud the refresh
ment committee did their duty il
fine shape for the pleasure OF tn
members of the order and they wer'
thanked heartily for their interes
taken. 1t is the idea of the order t.
Lave something Of this kind at al
future meetings Of the lodge. mas
much as it serves to bring out
larger attendance and creates a great
Ell interest in the doings Of the lodge
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1903-10-16
ENSLEH.

Emsley. Oct. 15.-H. l. Stevens
and family spent Sunday at S. NJ.
Daniels.
q. E. jerks folks entertained a
plumber Of relatives and friends Sun
day.
Mr.. Stevens is enjoying a visit
from his son Of Centerville.
VIM Davis has moved in with Art
Gardner for the present.
Several from here attended Mr..
Pingry's sale yesterday. Mr.. Pingry
was quite we'll satisfied with the
way everything sold.
John Altman is hauling wheat for
Vim. lIarker.
Mesdames A. A. and G E. jerks
StimsOn and Brubaker were sightsee-
ing in Mitchell yesterday. a family
from Mitchell, we do not know their
names, moved out on the Harker
| ranch Yesterday.
Art Gardner bought a buck saw at
the sale. He might Lake some be-
lieve he would use it, but not Us.
Vim. Harker was an Emsley visitor
yesterday.
Earl Anuis has returned from hi:
claim across the river.
Virgil Weakley is staying at home
now.
Fred Barnard and family and B.
Z. Barnard and O. I. Browns folks
spent Sunday at Mr.. Beall's.
John Altman and Earl jerks wer
in Ethan Monday.
Fred Moses is drawing grain i
Mt. Vernon.
Oscar Moses bought three head O
cattle at the sale yesterday.
Earl Amcs is working for ALDER
fSteyens.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1903-10-16

"a burned child breads the fire.
but he is burned Just the same and
you want something that will stop
the pain quickly. Use Coles CARROLL
isalve. 1t is guaranteed to cure the
worst burns and scalds without a
scar. Keep a box handy. 25 and soc.
Sold by all druggists.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1903-10-16

Do you feel broken down and does
your system need nourishment? Just
take Man-er-Vine Tablets. the
worlds greatest remedy for the
nerves, brain and blood, and watch
results. L O. Gale.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1903-10-16
JUST WHAT YOU NEED
Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver
Tablets

When you feel dull after eating.
When you have no appetite.
When you have a bad taste in the
mouth.
When your liver is torpid.
When your bowels are constipated.
When you have a headache.
When you feel bilious.
They Will improve your appetite,
cleanse and inyigorate your stomach,
and regulate your. liver and bowels.
Price 25 cents per box. For sale by
all druggists.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1903-10-16

For sale-25 choice shoats. 3 months
OLD. Apply to G W. Law
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-02-10
JUNCOs


Lo han sufridO los republicanos que
creian Que al quedar cesante el doctoE
Rarreras en- Ell cargo de Official de SAM
dad. perderia este amigo 81 prestigio
oue GOA v tendria que marcharse de
este caserio no han logrado nj 10 uno
nj 10 otro. perderan lastimosamente
al TEMPO en- su cd7'ttdttUG labor
HI doctor Barreras tiene bien SEN
tada su repu aci6n como m6dico nadie
one So precie de caballero honrado osa-
"a negarlo. Los golpes de algunos oes
oraciados Sc embotan en- la coraza do
ans buenos sentimient0s.
Buena prueba de las simpatias o,
prestigio que tiene en- este p pueo,ot nns tan :,
pronto como qued6 cesante, sus amigos
todos los pudientes, con rara excepclon.
Ie contrataron pr aio otros le pro.
cionaron un sueldo y alguno que NO
contrat6 sle ofreci6 uti'lzar sus ser
yicios cuando fuere necesario. Ademas'
el citado amigo, tiene fncas en- esta TO-
calidad que le rentau 10 ba@tante para
atender sus gastos ordinarios en- cuales,
oniera circumstances de manera,. que
hasta cierto punto hoy esta en- meJoreS
condolences que aver.
VARIOS vECINOS.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-02-10
IFVADURA ARTIFICIAL

Ninodn cOmpuesto, misturas POI
n onaIayiera que Sc use como PotuoS
yo ,o JeoGdlIra artificial, podr Venderse,
oS,scerse @S ,ce6 exponerse en- venta en- Pger,
olr1Gcl So - nj transportarse. introduclrse
10 dncirse maG en- Puerto Rico dicha lsla,
n Con Al nron6sito de venderse, ofrecerse
con Doparse la venta, menos que.
0 end enPnd toda vasiia conteniendo dicho ar
ti""'o tGU, Sc estampe, imprima. de otra
mar manera Sc exprese la frase slRulente, tSt,
Frase ,as Este po 30 de teUddat1'1 0a'ltlscsa'
.1o oC confie,ae aIatn1bre nj 0t1'o afegTedten
TO 10 rnnisny,O con letras no menos Ge un
torrio de pulgada de largo, y 6e tai ma
nara puestos, en- que sean laclIlheneo
visibles Y legibles, y seguidas ael nom
bre del fabricante y su dlreccloh.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-02-10

como. habi6ndose escapado p0r NIL
1acro al desastre de la G0Ua0td, lle'
gaha 4 Paris tres meses despues de
la catAstrofe
En- al momento en- que la GdUSotG,
encall6, compreDdi6 como marlno.
oue todo estaba perdido y Sc tiro
In mar. pero la GoUiOtG sc naola
deshecho leios de TERRA, y, aunque
era buen nadador, tuvo que acaDar
nor encaramarSe q un resto oei ou-
nue encomendar su alma Dios
noIentras Que una ola lie envoivl8.
a nartir de aquel momento, Ell 1o-
ven pretendfa haber perdido e. GO.
nocimfento y no haberlo recoorsao
hasta mucho tempo desPues. oe
Ancoutr0 entonces bordo de IN
hnoue desconocido, que 10 nanla
roco0ido. sin dada, en- el momento
en- 6ue desaparecfa para siempre
ho;o ans olss. A1uel buque era "a
nes hacf. rumbo hacia Ia America
cnando Rocambole, dueno por
comnleto de su raEon, suplico al
conit6n que Ia dejase en- TERRA. ei
harco habia doblado 81 caoo ue :
nfstferre el caplban nO Lfo
der a sus deseos. Rocamooie nao,a
do, pues, a Americs' de oonus
Todo esto era tan verosimil, que
nodte mantle st6 duda slguna, J e
aoIc , oue demCstrabs por Ia muert'
he an madre acab6 de compistar i
Illusion. aa Cha
mery, q quien desde anora oaLeTO ro
ase nom ore, Sc presento con "a
HAN en casa del baron de Oname'
T.os nuevos esposos empezaDa
.on naIa luna So existencia cony.
Tal Hacfa dCs dfas que 10 senori.
zndrefoa Brunot Sc arrepensl
@margamente de habeise casa casa
con eI baron de Chsmery. un noe
tino. IIeDo de deudas, sin nonof. . I.
sobre al cual no podia fnnuaIss !
raranze alguna desde el momen
em nma Rosaignol, asnstano 80
srss LIN. rae q decirla que el 1oss
nf qa exiAbia,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-02-10
I'm (dsO de nluernO en- (dguas

I'm esta ciudad SO ha descuoiertO
nm case de muerm0 fulminante en- un
mozo de cuadra. -.
estas horas SO nos dice ests ago
nizandO el infeliz.
FL enfermo hace POGO estuVo on
Aibonito parece que ain contFayo 10
enfermedad. pues On la cuaoro uonuo
onno de los caballos presente siquiera
sospechas. ,..4,aao .,
anfarmo al senior Gimenez Sanjurj0. NO
ha sido el yeterinario de la Junta Su'
nerior de Sanidad Mr.. Ecwhern quien
io descubrio como dice The Sun slno
ell DR.. Gimenez.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-02-10
~Normas" del Board de Sdniddd
o,ooouatiUoS uSddo0 en- dAmentos


N,roiin articulo alimenticio que Sc
y nlnS oSfrezca 8 exponga La venta en-
veto venuat1 Rico, o Sc conduzca trans
Puer'o On dicha isla. con ell proposito de
portd1a darse. @ ofrecerse exponerse en- ven
venus contenga BoRAx, AcIDo BoRIco.
ta' snITURose, AcIDo BENzoIco,
Aclpo cle,iera de sus sales, FoRMALDEHIDoo,
cnal4a,n .qa snbstancia antiseptica, Sc consl-
y lars osrS como adulterado, a ''aemoS que,
deraa so toda vasija conteniendo dicho ar
soo[e sti,o CON con substancias antisepticas, Sc
tlcuIU One e. imprima de otra manera Sc
estaaP Hraae el nombre de dicha . dicnas
e1iEPatoncias Zen espanoD. coz letras no
SuOScs o@os de- media pulgada de 's95go dc
M menos No. nera uT puestas. que sean faciieaente
VlSiVsi' q m articulo rotulado en- esta fof-a
rasuItara contener cualquler otrO
ma; ma sG0sico G1Si antis6pticos. en- adici6n al
anElsed annEnSesado 8 a los expresados en- ei ro-
ehP' EXP 60 considerara como adulterado.
'u'o' NADIA tendera este Reglamento a a
nobibir ell uso de cloruro de sodlo 0
AL cOmun
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-02-10
CARMEN La GITANA

Los cr,ados de Andrefna no como
cfan a Fabian, J con mas razon
tampocO 4 Rocambole.
Los introdujeron en- el salon
diieron que ell baron y la bsrouesa
estaban en- casa.
El baron de Chamery, que Sc
encontraba en- Ell cuarto de 81 mu-
Ter. apsreci6 enseguida reconocio
4 Fabian, q quien habia visto
otras veces que Saba era Ell pro-
met!do de B anca de Chamery.
Ri baron, adivin6 10 que FABIAN
ouerfa, pero este le saludo silenclo-
samente pareci0 quererle reser-
var IA palabra a su futuro cu1ado.
Rocambole did IN paso hacia el
lei senior de ChameryP- dijo.
Soy yo, : contesto ell baron.
" 70, ell marques Alberto de
Cbamery, dtjl Rocamboie.
IN baron saludo y guardo siien-
| clio. Rocambol le mtdi6 coz la
mirada Y la altivez de IN verdade-
70 gran sefior.
Il de mi venidaP : preguneo.
H Rocambole continue con VOC
crave triste, en- la que no faltaoa
cierto tinte de- unci6n y nobleza: -
H Hace cuarenta Y ccho horas. caoa
llero. cue he v0elto al hogar pa
t,rno, del que me escape mace oles
: ocho amos. He encontrado M
madre herida de muerte por VI
miserable que Sc decfa enviado po,
no se que perdida ladrona o.
apellidos
,Ceballeroi : exclamo ei baron
EsperadI diio imperiosam 2 Z
"a Roca M bole.- He dieho peTdse
lodr0na de n0nsbTes. con ID cuai,
;ugendo una yergoDzosa com Dina
/ cI6n basada sobre las prooaoi inus
das acaba de casarse nno oe est
hombres degenersdos
Basta cabailero, o'JO . "
Il ran: = os aOmprendo = tst'y
vuestraa 6rdenes.
Cnento con clio. a
Mafana, doude queFals'
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-02-10
La meor de todas las conocidas ::;:: ~: ::.: :*
B1BLlorEoA Dh ala DEaooRAoIAS

-, c,,ante. ell sefior de Chsmery
0anar8 81 plei to-. va s@oi0
ouien soy yo...
Rossiqnol no soabo. e.
A los campaniliazos de Blanca'
acudieron varios criaoos. -
Fabian, les entrego, al a,. nomu,
nue gruf1 sndo luehaba por oesaaif
se de 81, les di1o: u,xos.
It Leyaos esta nombre; ilevaos-
Ia moledle a golpes Mataoie
nslos. cue acaba de asesinar vues'
ira a ma. .cctma
IA Ros.ignol, 10 agarraron, ie pu-
sIaron las manos en- Ia boca' spfs
tSndole In gArganta para enogaF
s,s gr,tos. Tban despues aTrss-
t-sr1a obedecer al pie de LID iesra
sas 6rdenss de Fabian miensrss
II que los otros servioores souoa
n Ia sc nora de Chamery oesmaJs
II da. cuando IN nuevo petsoa"Je
anarect6 de repente en- 10 puersa.
cate era 40 ioveD proximamea.
"a da mos veintiocho anos, uo
madisna ~ estatura, delgsdo con los
oahellfs rubios el rcstro IN pooo
steza5o nor ell sol de los troplcos'
Il T,layaba an uniforme de oiarlo us
| Ia marina ingiesa. pesar &c =
extraordinaris turbacion u
smbos sobrecogfs, Blanca J Fao,an ,n
: Il vista de aquel uniforn So
gaTon una exclamation de sorpEssa :
nm critic de apgustia aiegTia -
mism0 tempo.
mo serfa aquel homore Snya
mnerte acabsba de anuncial nOs
sienoi, ' cue Sc presensao,aa ,a,ee conn
N fsntssma para desmensirlef
Eel josen Sc paro en- en- y pus'sa
miro . RossigBoi, y dijo:
II LES este ell hombre que prsss1I ~ !,
da que todos los. passieros 40 =
Gouiota han muertof
II CT todos, murmuro hosAs
-, en- yoz entrecostada. -.
- rxcepto 20, Alberto nsnsii u.s. = !.
Honorato de Chamery. o'lo
'0Iso Dos grisos de algeria una 9
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-02-10

al sen 7r de Chamery, quien Sc EN-
barc6 enseguida para Il Elropa en-
nm buoue mefcante. El sefl9r de
Chamary, ha llegado q Londres,
ell ciuco de Noviembre del mismo
af1o, 81 sc present0. 81 sc ha DE
Greer los registros del Almirantaz.
90. Ell mismo dfa, en- las ohc1nas
de Marina donde han sido visados
sus documentos
-lDios mfol - interrumpio la
marques; ell de Noviemhre y
estamos en- FebrerO. .... dIarda
cr1atro meses en- venir de Londres
& Paris?
Rs extrsfIo. en- efecto, muir
mur6 Fabian y prosiguio:
,El sef1or Chamery ha deoioo
embsrcaIse para Frsncia d bordo
del buoue frances, la GdUtOtG .
La GaUiotd? Ciio Rcssignoi.
iEl bril- la GGviotos
ST. = ujjo Fabian:-Sy 7ue7
-Pero enJonces, dijo Ross1gnoi
con uoa desvergonzada y cruel ale
grfa.-si Sc embarc6 en Ia Gdus0fG
ha muerto. La G0Utota Sc na
DcFO1uO pCI AA~~ -
seg. en- Ia travesfa de Liverpool al
Havre.
La nc nora de Chan cry lanzo IN
prito cay6 desmayada en- los bra
zos de 50 hiia.
I'll miserable le habfa asestado
IN golpe mortal.
Lo que pss0 entonces es imposi'
hle de relatar. De una parte &c
yefa q Blanca enloquecida soste
niendo su madre y pidiendo SO
corro, colgada del Gordon de ma
campanilla. Por otro lado, Faniaf
de Asmolles que Sc habfa precipi
tade sobre Roseignol y agarranool
por el pescuezo.
-lAhi lmiserahlel lie dilo COZ
Ia rabia de To desesperacion, --iml
serablel Acabas de matar 10 g
nora de Chamery mereces ei ca
dalso. asesino.
-rDeiadmeI grGfio II ssslgno
sostengo 10 que be dicho: l. 6t
viota se ha perdido, naufrsgo
nadie - n sacapado, sois3 nadie.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-02-10
profpsta de I'm Sd(erdOte puertOrrlquenO

Espa1ia tendra una guerra con los 5
Estados UnidOs, v Puerto Rlco Vehula "a
ESe"d r@" Jo los americanos luego sera ale
man, pero por POGO tempo emo ANA
Estas fueron las palaoras quo ao, nn~
nera de profesia dJo un sacetoote 10 pufa esia
STirtq ;Sn ~ ] ouarra Rispano-americana un dia
llo nn nne 20 el referido acerdote departia
CON on 4% S,1s amigos d cerca de los sucesos
S',t,,roS SUn % oue Sc desarrollarIan en- el pals.
Como verAn nuestrOs lectoreS, este
vaticinio Sc ha cumplido en- parte.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-02-10
iTNTERESANTE Z!

Fl Que suscribe, participa al publ Il
90 one ~ con esta fecha ha puestO al
Servicio un coche que hara VlaJes =
Gnavama MaunabO en- condlclohes ue
fiete a precio Conditional.
Y yende uno remontado de nueto, etno
nareias de cabsllos joy enes, en- can499u d
de- de- $50 pesos. Lo mismo que tamoien iodaa
@ uDo nartida de tabaco en- rama de todas
classes, magnifico para elaborar enSe
guida.
r. Zen6m GeLy.
PatiIlas, Febrero de 1908.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-02-10
(oleelo de Ia. y "a. ERsehaazd
oe n0zDliten cZetnanos ssteT7aOs y e:rfeTn0s
SAN JUAN GALE DEL Sol, Mum Il.
= Director: PEDRO MoCzo BANIET. -

La instruction en- este COLEGlo
tiene nm carActer esencialmente practice
v abraza: la e,seaanzG p,'fnlds'td com
Dleto; IN p,'epardct6ss para t'ig,'esar en-
Inc Tr,af,,e9.sffddeS: la Tenedatfad de Ii
bros. Arstnaetsca Mea'casatd y Esc11tsslG
en- naaqut,aiua, Y por ultimo. Dlbtg0.
Pl,atu,'a y M1sfca. Para la ensenan1a
del Ingl4s cuenta ell COLEGIO con la
cooperacion de un reputado Professor
americana. La catedra de Comercio es-
ta cargo del Tenedor de Libros ae @
uno de los Bancos de esta Capital. II
COLEGIO tiene su Regt0naent0 ME
rioy que Sc enyiarA los padres que 10
sOliciten.
The Washburn times. [volume] (Washburn, Wis.) 1896-1976, 1903-12-24
Raise above Indifference
BY NELS M. OSCAR.

have been asked write something of what will most ad
the Washburn While may be ruhfuy said
nothing succeeds like also be said that moth
the of Washburn much
the interest of Washburn
People prone regard the community which they live
temporary Nothing interests them their
personal Indifferent WHAT'S going
about them Selfish in the extreme!
other hand alive the moral intellectual and
of the community which they live Their
earth They opportunity
something in it's favor they socous of it's
always hopeful This latter spirit
be essential advancing the interests of community We
his home the
live that possibly be imagined How much political intrigue
corruption wckedness exists When it perfectly clear
that his inactivity aid useessness that part
things We heard scod and groan and
that prevalent his muny when
fact such the at all ors much exaggerated and
there is nothing than that which in ALL
citizens whose above petty critic
eaouse and whose praises their city should be
fusome and genuine
The Washburn times. [volume] (Washburn, Wis.) 1896-1976, 1903-12-24
OUR PUBLIC SCHOOLS.
BY PROFESSOR D. E. CAMERON.

Interest in the establishment schools early evinced the
cit of Was burn and has continued undated the
We need only point school buildings this there
evidence this standard qualifications
in her public schools gradually being raised
other willingly
along practical lines are being made.
thirty teachers employed presen-four the
department. the country schools
ceeds twelve hundred
The High School accredited for all University except
tGi also ac:dtd colleges
the The
whco fit for thu University
along ca Il
The grade work is gradually logical
High Scno1 defn of
that hr" gradl ii
grads through the high
being done N The
before In the matter readtg pupils
read in class tire five
keeping interest in
The manual training ) is de
pupils There
during
Washourh pays large each her schools hut who
estimate the dollars teacher
form their work faithfully? Who
hcent OF teachers? The
process to be intrued those
erested There is who the truth Of This
better the Wasburn
capable teachers.