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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-01-28
Sapan. Negiermn9
Wiro Ourh Giniibrnns elmer &rieos'
itener ibrs @~infhnFte erb0ben.

2onbon, %. San. Die .9imes"
brinat beuts Irib fOl9ence 9speIAe aus
3otio: Die &eaieruns bat beidlohen,
cine 4riegsfeusr ourd YsroOppeluna
Der @runobsiBsS teuer uno Der Gins
tommen=S ieuer aufSuerle9en. Sbre
gintanfte weroen bierburd nm A.
900. 600 Yen (s22. 900, 0OO) stb0bt.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-01-28

3dnblerspreiie:
Guitern In 9annen-Qem BORT Counts zoe
5. q. s. & 60. Selects 3bc.
eee-Gti6e = Deibfi9e 12c; Ro. l y fsr,l
lie; eatfiiG l2c; ino6enIoie Sdriuee. Ioe,
Sereiniste 9drinse, &c; Yer9 7e.
eIams-2ttIe Reds 90c per 100.
9urunerrt- -25c per pflnb.
SbrimpB-S1. 80 Der @auone.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-01-28
bananas fiinfti9e DerfaHune.
SSeitsebenOeS Snteruentions : sedt fir Die ednsmadt
Nmerifa g%eiuabrt.
Kaiier pilheIms 20. Geburtstoe- = Serero auffane.
Serbiider Minifter in 6aft. = Ofaien.
Gamsoorf uno 2urinO.

paris. 81. San. Mmtlide Sla6=
ridten aus ct. PETERSBURG sufoloe be-
rdtb Der Winilter oes AeuBeren 9ams-
BORT Dor ablieferung Der ruilii9en
antwort NIT Dem japan. @eianoten
Gurino, um bic Qntmort 10 ab3u
ialen, Dab Elm @onflitt permisoen
miro. Gs miro bies als cine Grtl1s
ruug Der 5otiOer Gepsite betradtet,
wonad Sapan 3ublano um YeI6leuni-
gung ieincr Mntuort 0ebeten baben Iol.
Gie 0altun9 ~2amsoorh's wiro als
yslDeiS bafiir angefiibrt, Dab 9ublanb
CUR Bermeioung zines 2rieqes bis CUR
duBsrIten @renSe 5u aeben aeDilt 1T.
Die Rriiis 1T 3~uOerIdBlidsr Dlitibei-
lung mad nod INNER aeut unb &eeia=
rungstreiie ideinen ii%ber3su9t, oaB Die
gntideioung iiber 9rieg ooer 6rieoen
lid ni6t lange mebr ber30gern ldBt.
6 o o b o, Geplon, q. Sonuar.
Die iapaniiden 2reu3er .Niibin" uno
y8aiuga" Iino eingetrOHen.
Nieoerlanbe.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-01-28
Banana.
Die Nusse # aItuna berl
Yerfafung.

@erfaurg.
banana a, q. San. Or. alma.
Dor idlug In Der beutigen SiBung Der
conltituirsnoen %geriammluug folgen-
ben artifel CUR slufnabme in bic Yer=
fahuug Dor
Sm Sale Der g%eorobana bon Grie.
ben ooer Oronung in irgeno einem
8heile Der I2epublif banana itebt ben
Ser. Staten oas Snterpentionsredt
Ill, fails lie pertrassmdBig ibre Nbiidi
ausgeoriidt, iid 3ur @araniie. llebers
nabme fir Die unabbdngigieit uno
SOnperdnitdtl OieIer Republit gu Oer-
pfi9ten.
Der Yoridlaa 9ing nit groBer
Webrbeit ourd. Ourd einen anceren
geidluB lperoen ane Resierungsbano-
lungen Der ..prODiiOriiden 5unta, ein-
I6lieBlid 4atifitation bes Ganal=Yer-
trays, gsbiai9t. Nur eia artitel Der
YsrfahunG Oltebt jsBt mob sur Be
ratbung.
q 0 d feine 4nertennun q.
@uapaquil, q. San. Der
@eianote in Braiilien oepeihirt, oaB
graflien, @bile uno Argentinien bic
2lncrtsnnun9 ..oer Republif Banana
beiidobsn baben.
. an ftigte s noianer.
Rem BORT. q. San. lem See
ralo" aufolae trafen 4 Snoianer=
0duptlings nit AZ a~nbdn9ern in go.
mama elm, INN seqen ole Grnsnnuna
bon 3oori9uss als'C ber= 0duptlin9 Der
Snoianer nit oeml9itei @eneraI.@Ou
berneur gu oroiefirsn.
Sic lieben I'D aber bon benz Cons
manoeur Der Nrmee, .@en. 5uertas.
beIdnfiigsn uno Osrgaben ale 9ifes
rem bel einem Banfett.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-01-28
RAFT.

engros . 8erfaufspreiis Smporttrter
e9usbsrfdie DOC per qfunb ~sinbeimH&e.
e9weperidie l6c. NisconTn Cream , edis
l5-l4c, ". p. GbebbarsI 18e, etnbetmIs
s9er 2inburser 13c. Bird lac
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-01-28

Gambler be5abIen fcIsenbe preiie:
Butter - Country, lie. Grsamert 24s,
0lgsn 26c.
Gier-26e per Dutsnb.
0nbner Sc. Sdbne 8. SurfeSs-l4e.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-01-28
StaIien.
Quertopfb erbaftet.

R om m, 81. San. Gin 9ewiRer
Denim, Der als Wobnort @lebelano.
O., angibt, anideineno aber gnsldn.
Der 1T, wuroe beute perbaftet, als er
Die Nbiidt a~ntiinoiste, cine bonn papf-
tbum u~nabbdngige fatb. Stride, Obne
anerfennung Der u%nfebIbarteit, ariinz
ben su mollsn.
@r lam am IL. in Weapel aus Stem
Yorf an iino ging bann bierber. 100 er
iofDrt S6uloen contrabirte.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-01-28
Niarotto.
s 9 ! d b i t.

3 ger, 81. San. Na6ridten
aus Sea suIOlee 1T @ensral Wacgean,
Gommanosur Der 2sibmade oes Sul=
tans, Der bon ben Rebelen %gefan9en
wuroe, oaielbft eingetrohen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-01-28
Wieoerlanbe.


m 0aa9, ~. San. Sn Der ere
ten 9ammer, ole beute oas Budget
oes ausmdrtigen qmts annabm, iuio-
meten Oeribieoene @eoner @~arregie's
@eidsnt bon 81. 500, 900 CUR grri6-
tuns zines 6rieoeopalafes fiir's Dagger
Tribunal 2obipriibe.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-01-28
& hnltie gssbrt.

5 9aa9, q. San. SoIef
Slrael. bas 9aupt Der boIanoiIden
Wal=S 9ule, empfing beute anldBlid
ieines sc. 8eburtstases 3ablreiAe
@lidwhnide. gnaliide yewunOsrel
Ianoten ibm s5. 900 3ur B~eeriinouns
zines Sirael- Gonos fir junge 9inflsr.
MarOQo.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-01-28
Seutihlano.
Gum @eburtsta9 oes aai+
ers.

Berli n. cen II. SGnuar. -
9lls Wsrtrster. oes f2aiIers CAB beuie
gbeno Der @eidstansler Billion fir
100 6iirten, iWiniiier uno DiplOmaten
elm 9in;r. Der 2aiier bate sinem
@ottesoienit in Der Sdlobtanslle beige
mobnt uno empfing ipdter i'm Weibsn
6aale Die @lidmini6e Der Yeamten
uno oes algemeinen publitums.
geim 3eidstags=D Diner am Nbenb,
bas Al gbren oes Safer @sburtsta9s
tattfano, eradblte Reidstass.p rdfioent
8raf YaQefrem Gin iir3lidss @eiprdd
3pii1en ibm uno benz 2aiIer. Der
9aiisr ermioerte auf .. 0inmeis. oab
sr pdbrsno ieinsr 3rantbeit nit benz
3arsn 3riammengetrofen lei; Soils
Die Sade nit mir ernitbaft fem folte,
10 piinIde id msinen Sobn in ange-
nebmen unb na9barli1sn Be;ies
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
QeopoIo in Nerlin.
Berlin n, q. San. 2Onig 2so-
polo bon 8elsien, Der seltern antam,
aab beuts bel idmmtliden gotidaftern
feline 3arie ab.
|Yiele Nnfieoler ermprOet.
BerItn, 81. Gan. gad elmer
Depeide aus 9oribib, 9. 9. SO.
Mfrica, bdlt li9 Otananoja nod inns
mer aesen bic bslaasrnoen a%ufftdnSi-
i6en ginseborsnen.
Nad amilidsn NaGridten wuroeu
i'm 9iltritte oes 9leiden Wamens l6
perioneu ermoroet; 20 fino permibt.
Serbien.
Griherer W miner in
9a..
YeI9rao, %. San. Der fri
bere Winilferloes Snnsrn, 5oooropics
Der i'm palait wdbreno Der grmoroune
bes 26ni9spaares am IL. SUM- elm
Yermunoung %erlitt, wuroe unter De-
Beihuloi9ung berbaftst, $50, 900 bon
Yerm0gsn zines natiirliden Sobnei
oes prinssn:Widael CbrenObics perun
treut gu baben.
Sn=MFen.
9as 3 inanszp rD9ramm NJ.
Sofio Of. cTan. gos gobiue
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-01-28
Spanien.

Nngebli9er Mttentats-
Der II d.
2onoon. 81. San. Cine Ges
pelds on bic vGentral Rews" aus Wa=
brio beiaat, bic poli3ei babe am Sam'
flag mdbreno oes gmpfanges bel aOnig
alpbons in Der Mdbe DIG SbOrs gum
palait, mo ii9 5ablrei9e perionen be-
fanoen. cine 0olenmaidins entoedt.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-01-28
CR-gEem.

9as 3 NJ.
3otio o. q. San. Das cabinet
bat unier geibilfe Der dlteren Gtaats-
mdnner elm Ginan3prOsramm bOllen.
bet, oas in Sturgeon berbnentliGt tper-
ben biirfte. Wis es beibi, Iolen Sdabs
amtss8onos i'm Betrage bon bunoert
Milionen gen ausaegeten unO Die
Stsuern um, sol Waia. srbObt wsroen.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1904-03-11
SHORT STORIES.

The paper bills of the government
printing office amoun to $75O,OOO a
year.
According to the latest computation,
there are 15.94S different kinds of post
age stamps in existence.
The amount of salt Used annually i'll
curing the Gloucester NIass.) fish pro
duction Is about $4,000 tons.
A sign over a desk in one of Bos-
toms business houses reads, "a good,
hard days work will put feathers in
any old bed"
One OF New Hampshire. oldest
buildings was burned the other day.
1t was the Tirrell homestead at COTS
town and was more than 200 years
old.
Three men of the Canadian north
west mounted police allowed a prison
er to escape. One of them got a year
at hard labor and the others six
months each.
Commercial phosphorus is satisfac-
torily made by mixing the finely pow
dered phosphate material With carbon
and sand in the electric furnace and
then, when heated, distilling the phos-
phorus from the mass and collecting 1t
under water.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1904-03-11
o 0 OF THE MOMENT.

Ribbons will be extensively used for
millinery purposes this spring.
There will be a golden CLEAN to all
the trimmings of the coming season.
In the newest fur trimmings ermine
is ingeniously combined With darker
furs.
Brittany embroidery adorns some of
the collar and cuff sets so much in
vogue.
Dark blue and red spangled tulle
and mousseltne are used for party
gowns.
For spring and summer the waist of
Persian lawn will take precedence in
the cotton group.
A shawl shaped cloak trimmed with
silk fringe and Venetian point lace is
one of Dame Fashions latest fancies.
In laces net effects lead for dress
and hat trimming. the list including
chantilly, point d'Alencon, lierre, point
de Paris and val.
Golden brown. in combination with
deep cream lace or a touch of gold
trimming. continues the favorite col
or for receptions and afternoon wear
generally.-Brooklyn Eagle.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1904-03-11
EDITORIAL FILINGS.

There is a general consensus of opin-
ion that this winter is old fashioned
enough-and winter enough.-Pittsburg
Dispatch.
Physicians are looking for a cure for
the cigarette habit. One way is to
teach the victims to smoke tobacco
Washington Post.
There are said to be no profane
words in the language of the Japanese.
But what, then, do they call what they
are raising now?-New York Mail and
Express.
Emperor William is preparing a col
lection of popular songs. Perhaps it is
needless to say that Captain Coghlan's
name isn't on the list OF contributors
Portland Advertiser.
Flying machine experiments have
been temporarily suspended. In order
to operate a flying machine with rea-
sonahle safety the river should not be
frozen.-Washington Star.
WI Ting Fang has been promoted.
But INC trouble about being promoted
in China is that it brings u man just
that much nearer to the empress dow
ager.-Chicago Record-Herald
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1904-03-11
A PARCEL SHOWER
Miss Cora Miner and Her Friends
Thus Entertained by the
Misses Hayues
Misses Haynes.

A delightful parcel shower was Civ
en- by Misses Anna and Emma
Haynes at their home Friday even
ing in honor of the approaching mar
riage Of Miss Cora Miner. The guests
included about twenty of the young
lady friends Of Miss Miner a%nd.they
made the evening a very merry one,
entering HEARTILY into the amuse-
ment which had been provided by the
hostesses, and these were unique.
First some of the guests had their
fortunes told from cards and non
we're disappointed in having some
thing good coming their way in the
near future. This was followed by
an auction sale, bundles of various
sizes and shapes, with contents I'M
known, were placed upon public
sale. Each guest was provided with
800 with which to lid and they were
supposed to buy to best possible ad-
vantage. At the conclusion of the
sale the bundles were opened and the
one who had made the best invest
ment was awarded a prize, which fell
to the lot Of Miss Mary G.
Windle. The auction was a great
success and occasioned much merri-
ment in the n of selling and
the excitement Of bidding.
This was followed by the all inn
! portant event Of the evening-the
parcel shower. In the center of the
room a hoop, wound in red, was
suspended from the ceiling and
through the hoop was passed the
strings which we're attached to each
parcel. Miss Miner was blindfolded
and brought into the room then and
placed in a chair beneath the hoop.
At a word everybody released their
string and parcels were showered on
the prospective bride in an ava
lanche of elegant gifts, which but
feebly expressed the high admiration
in which Miss Miner is held by her
friends.
Some dainty refreshments were
served by the Misses Haynes and a
highly successful evening came to
a close.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1904-03-11
AN EXCELLENT CONCERT
One Given at Presbyterian Church
Was Replete With Finely
Rendered Numbers.

The concert arranged by the Pres
bytelian society and given at the
church Thursday evening was excel
lent in every respect, and the attend
ance was sufficiently large as to nea1-
ly test the seating capacity Of the
church. 1T was d benefit affair for
abe music of the church and a goodly
sum was realized for that purpose.
The program contained thirteen
Numbers and it was highly enjoyable
srom beginning to end. Miss Perle
Richard opened the concert with a
aiano solo that was executed in a
brilliant manner and she was heart
lily applauded. a male quartet, con-
sisting of Messrs. Downey, McLaugh-
Gn, Otto and Milne, sang two selec-
lions during the evening, the last
aeing the closing n on the pro-
gram. With only a brief practice
tie gentlemen sang their selections
,efy acceptably, their voices blend
eng we'll. Miss Hazel Lathrop sang
Il soprano solo with good taste ana
Prof. Lardner gave a reading in his
usually effective style. Miss Myrtle
Lee c%aptivated the audience with
her soprano solo, and 1T is a pleasure
to listen to the pure tones and the
splendid manner in which she
handles her voice. She kindly re-
sponded to an encore. Paul Will
Fiams rendered a violin solo in a way
shat further increased his high
standing as a soloist, responding to a
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1904-03-11
ScALLINS CONFIDENCE IN HYoMEl
Not a Penny Need be Paid Unless II
Cures You of Ca1arrh.

"Use Hyomei and be cured of ca
tarrh," say Scallin Bros. When a
responsible business house like this
comes out and advertises that Hy-
omei will not cost a penny unless it
does all that is claimed for it, it
shows what remarkable confidence
they have in this scientific medical
treatment.
A complete Hyomei outfit con-
sists of a neat inhaler. that can be
carried i'm the pocket OF purse, a
medicine dropper and a bottle OF
Hyomei, and costs but 81.
The inhaler lasts a lifetime and
when extra bottles of Hyomei are
needed, they a be obtained for soc.
This treatment does away with
all dangerous and disagreeable stom-
ach dosing. Breathed through the
Hyomei inhaler for a few minutes
four times a day, it impregnates
every particle Of air taken into the
air passages and lungs with germ
killing and health giving balsams.
In this way it cures the most chron-
ic and d%eepseated catarrhal diseases
of the air passages and respiratory
organs.
The user is the sole judge whether
Hyomie is to be paid for or not. II
it does not help, Scallin Bros. will
cheerfully return the money and it
will not cost a penny.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1904-03-11

merited encore. Jack McLaughlin's
baritone solo was in every respect
a splendid rendition and 1T was par
ticularly pleasing. He has a fine
baritone voice. with good range, and
his effort Oh this occasion was GER
tainly excellent. Levi Tillotson gave
u pathetic selection in good form and
he vas followed by L. ID. Milne in a
baritone solo, in which Mr.. Milne
fully sustained the high opinion that
is held in reference to his singing.
Miss Lee and Prof. Otto sang a duet
with ..ycaiient effect. their voices
unit : in pleasing harmony. Miss
Merlc Iilietsc5: @hcse popularity
never vweh d Mitchell audi
ence, Sd Il n%oatrallo SOLO and the
number Qfcaght forth most album d.
ant applause. Miss Tillotson's work
is of a high character in every re-
spect. Mrs. Roy Jewell played a
piano solo in a name that reflected
much to her credit as a pianiste.
Plof. Otto rendered a baritone solo
which was greatly enjoyed. HIS
voice is a rich baritone, full Of power
and music and he sings with an ease
and grace that is pleasing. Mrs. III.
G. Nichols, Miss Grace Conner, Miss
Hazel Lathrop and Miss Myrtle Lee
and Paul Grove acted as ac :ompan-
lists during evening.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1904-03-11
A SECOND PARCEL SHOWER
Miss Cora Miner Was the Guest o
Honor Saturday Evening in
Another Shower.

Saturday evening Miss Mary e..
| Windle gave a second parcel shower
for Miss Cora Miner at the home of
S. II. Scallin. After the arrival of
the guests, about twenty in number,
each was provided with the end of
a String with the instruction to wind
it up. The strings were consider
ably mixed up and the course was
around chairs and pictures and every
conceivable place. at the end of
each string was found a cupid, with
the exception of Miss Miner, who,
when she reached the end, found it
tied to a Clothes rack, on which was
hung a large number of tin utensils
which were applicable for the kitch-
en-. Each piece OF tinware was
adorned with a card containing a
verse of poetry which gave some eN-
cellent advice as how to use each
particular piece.
The house was a%bundantly deco
rated with hearts and these were
quite appropriate to the occasion.
Before the refreshments were served
each guest found their places at the
table by means of a heart shaped
card on which was some appropriate
poetry. After refreshments were
over the guests were presented with
an envelope which contained a brokn
heart which was to be mended, and
the only successful person in this
was Miss Miner, as was evidently
designed.
During the evening Miss Harker
rendered an elocution number, Miss
Windle sang and Miss Hager gave a
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1904-03-11
piano selection, all of which wer,

piano selection, all of which were
"heart-ily" enjoyed.
At this j%uncture a loud ring at
the door bell created excitement by
the bringing in of a large telescope
grip that was labelled appropriately
with all kinds OF phrases which
would be applicable to a bride. and
on being urged to open it Miss Miner
found an elegant assortment of
parcels that contained some very
handsome presents.
The affair was richly enjoyed and
the guests were pleased at having
the opportunity to show their appre-
citation in this way Of their sincere
friendship and admiration for Miss
Miner.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1904-03-11
How to Make Money.

Agents Of either sex should today
write Marsh Manufacturing Co., 53S
Lake street, Chicago. for cuts and
particulars OF their handsome alumi-
nun card cas- with your name en-
graved on it and filled with 100 call
ing or business cards. Everybody Or
de1s them. Sample case and 100 cards
postpaid 40c. This Ease and cards
retails at 10 cents. You have only to
show sample to secure an order.
Send 40c at once for case and 100
cards, or send Doc for 100 cards with.
out case. Mention this paper.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1904-03-11
THE HALL OF FAME.

j. IA Hofmeyr, for many years lead
er OF the Dutch party in Cape Colony,
has retired from political life.
The late Baron Arthur de Rothschild
bequeathed to the Louvre ten of the
most valuable pictures of his collec-
ton.
On Mr.. Carnegie's estate in Scotland
the men who do not use liquor are paid
10 per cent extra at the end of the
year.
Rev. j. p. Chamness, pastor of the
Fifth Strece Methodist Episcopal
church of Richmond, Ind, is known as
Richmond's marrying parsou."
The crown prince of Germany is the
only child of the emperor who is not
left handed. q trait common for centu-
ries in the royal family of Prussia.
Thomas Poe of Rushville, Ind, nine
ty-two years old, is still performing
the duties of justice of the peace In the
office he has occupied for forty years.
Congressman Warnock of Ohio Is one
of the largest cattlemen in his state.
owning several fine farms in Cham
paign county. all we'll stocked with
cattle.
King Bronty, the oldest living chief
of the Mississippi Choctaws. AGED and
feeble, has returned to Indian Terri
tory from Texas to spend his remain
ing days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leslie Wicks of Bay
shore. n. V. walked to Fire island on
the ice on Jan. 6. a feat which has not
been performed in years and never be-
fore by a oma
B%jornson, the grand old man OF the
north, who for years fought King Os-
car in parliament and in the press.
now declares that his majesty is not
nearly as bad as painted.
Thomas Watson. who recently died
IN London. was formerly a wealthy
grain broker of San Francisco and hus-
band of Emma Spreckels. daughter Of
Claus Spreckels. the sugar king.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1904-03-11
IMPROVEMENT IN MUSIC
High School JUNIORS Recital Given
FRIDAY Shows Marked I'M
provement in Music.

The Republican editor spent a very
pleasant hour in the assembly room
OF the high school Friday afternoon
in listening TO a musical recital Civ
en- by the High School Juniors,
These young people have been under
the instruction OF Miss May Windle
since the opening OF the fall term,
and it was our desire to see what
progress had been made in the mu-
steal line. The program that was
given was one that would do much
credit to musicians older in years
and experience, and the young people
vent through with it in a manner
that vas much to their credit. The
GLOWING is the program rendered
Soiree. Lansing
High School Mandolin Club.
Nigh School March. Veazie
Mixed Chorus
Cayalleria Rusticana, instrumental
Solo. MaScagni
Lucy Thompson.
Where Are You Going TO? Humer-
Gus Part ng.......... .Caldicott
Hazel Lathrop, Florence Winsor,
Clara Coffin, Edith Wilson, Sara
Noble, Clara Christensen. Frank
Jones, George Storer and James
Coughlin.
AURORA, instrumental Duet........
Moszkowski
Florence Winsor and Anna Lewis.
II But Dare, Vocal Solo.
................ 5000. Treyelyan
Laura Saul
Der Barber Won Sevilla, lnstru-
mental solo. ROSSini
Florence Winsor. Cora Scott and
Sara Noble.
Ia. slumber Boat,....;.:;Gaynor
Ladies Chorus
In the Arena, Instrumental Duet
Englemann
Clara Christensen and Sara Noble
Pretty Little Dinah Jones, Vocal
M psss; Gouyhiin and McLaur Mlllen
Trios Valses brillantes. ..........
Florence Winsor.
Hlther Fairies Trip, Double Trio.
Hazel Lathrop, Alice Jones,
- CuIAU NllltSOllg SldIu SOuJA,
Sara Noble and Clara Christen-
gen.
Venetian Beauty Rolfe
High School Mandolin Club.
Every participant on the program
did exceedingly we'll, ever far sur
passed what one would naturally ex-
pect in a musical of this character.
What we desire to particularly notice
was the chorus work of the girls and
boys. They appeared in four num-
bers that gave an opportunity to
Judge of their part singing. 1t was
a surprise and a pleasure to listen
so their voices. They sang their
music we'll, kept excellent time to
the baton Of Miss Windle and made
a splendid impression on the audi
ence. The young men in the chorus
are certainly deserving Of praise for
the way in which they have adj
vanced. They sang their parts in
fne shape and were good in sustain
ing the voices of the young ladies.
The latter sang with good effect in
the various passages OF the selec-
fions, making the expression marked
where necessary. The joint work
was highly pleasing and shows what
some conscientious effort will bring
about. Miss Windle is doing this
same work in all the departments
and is accusing u fine interest in the
children to acquire a competent use
of their voices. The effect of this
training will be noticeable in after
years and from letting music decay
in the public schools there will be
hundreds OF voices brought into use
i'll the few years to come. where
otherwise they would be silent.
rHor,,rn- o1n@ro-
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1904-03-11
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Quite n Memory,

81 remember" began Miss Passay,
"when 1 was about ten years Of age
How remarkable" i%nterjected Miss
Sharpe.-Philadelphia Ledger.
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