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NOTICE 10 VOTERS
OFFICE oF THE COUNTY CLERK, SAN DIEGo CoUNTY, CALIFoRSIA.


 NOTICE IS HEREBY GIyES, that the Great Register of San Diego County was cancelled by operation of law January l |, lgOi, and new and complete rrgistra- tion of the voters of San Diego County, in accordance with the provisions of section lOJ4 of the Political Code o' the State of California, is taking place, and will end forty days preceding the next general election, or September 29, lgOI.
 Now THEREFORE, this is to give notice that in pursuance of law, said new reg istration will continue until forty day 6 immediately preceding the next general election, or September 29. 1904, when it will cease. and all persons who have not registered since January l. 1904, must register before September 20, 1904, or they will not b.. entitled to vote at the election to be held November s, 1904.
 WILL II. HoLCoMB,
 County Clerk of San Diego County, iy Zi-seg 2J California.
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DESERT LAND. FINAL PROOF NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.

Department nf the Interior. United States
 L4nd Onlcs, I.Os Angeles, Cal, AHgHst 2.
 lsa
 Notice is hereby given that AOETiE T.. MckiM. uf Pomona, Cal. 4ssiR Rur- of HHgh b. Walsh. has hie6 u0ticr of intention to make proof on h~f d-asft.iand claim So. NiT. fOr the R 2, of NH q. H~r. n. Tap is S, RISE. S. B. B.. before Register and Receiver si i.Os An. Eslss, Cal. oU ThHFsiay, The Z2ni day of Sep tsmbrf, isos
 She names ths foiioaing HitneAsss Co prove ths complete irflgs iiou and Tea la nation of said land:
 LII. NeKiui. of Pomona. Cal; w. v. Nc. Kim. uf lmt sftai, Cal; Ira Smith, "f Pomona, Cal; Fred smith, of Imperial. Caii Chas. Richmond. of imp~fal. CAl.s I'd Cram, of HlEhiAnd. Cal.
 Al. cKoOKsHASK. Register. aur i1 srpiQ
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DESERT LAND. FINAL PROOF

Department ot the Interior, tCttri Statrs
 t.sud Olh,c. t.os Angeles, Cal, August :.
 iqsa
 Notice is hereby givcn tha, MORTtE l.. M,ktN ot Pomona. Cal, assiEue~ of Jacob H. Mu.ctrt, has nirsi notice ut intention to make pr,uf on her dr~ert-iaud ,iaim Nc. s1B4. t"f the N \, uf NJ t.. F. g.. of NV "a and SN ot NV .. SsS. 2. Tsp. iS =, X i4 r., <. h NJ before Register And Receiver at i.o. Angeles, on W rdu~siAv, the 1ist day oi srptrmt~F. iSt. She names me folioWiag witncs~r. tu prove The complete ttTE ration and fectamatt"n ut said tand
 j. H Mtktui. of Pomona, Cal, W. W. Me. ktut, uf Imperial. Cal; Ira smith, of Pomona, Cal. Frrd smith. ut tnI~rtai. Cal; Chas. R,ctuond, of lnip~stAi, Cal; kd Cram. of Ht ghiAnd, Cal.
 A. ]. cRook SHANK. Register. aug Jsrp io
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LEGAL. ADVERTISEMENTS.
DESSERT LANo. FINAL eaoof

DESERT LAND. FINAL PROOF.
 suttCD r0S puBLtCATtoN. uuuci states t.Aai once. i.o, Angeles, Cal.
 September ,, tpN.
 Nuti,e ts hrrrbv gwen that FREDERICK H. 1ouANNtNC, vf imp~ftal, Cal. ha. hied roti,r ut tutrutivu to make pfur1t un hts dcscft. iaud ,tstm NU. tlsu. tut tbc C. "a uf ~M .. S~t. BG Twp. iS x. k H C., & H. M.. before tue Initrsi states Cout missioner at hts ofit~ in in, rrfiaL cal. ou Muaday, tue 10th day uf O,to. t--t. isa
 He uam~s the foliuwinG witnesses Go prove the complete tTttg attou and exclamation ut satd iand
 N q. Ma.on, n C.. Henderson, H. Vandrn Hcu,cl Thomas Henderson. at of imT-tial. CAL
 Al. CRooKsHANK. Register sep iNoSts
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DESERT LAND. FINAL PROOF NOTIcE FOR PUBLICATION

Dcpa ftnirnt of the Interior. United states
 Land OHi,c, Los Angeles, Cal, August :,
 iqns.
 Notice is hereby gtreu that MuRTtE L.. McktM, of Pomona, Gal, has hiri uuttcr uf tu. t-uttun iu make pfs--t uu her de>rf,.iani claim No. sE7s iot the = r. 2. ot NE "a, S~c. IL Twp. IS S K lI r.. S. B NJ, before Register and Receiver at Les Angeles, Gal. ou Netncs. dav. the Hat day ot ~~p,rribv z, i9ua.
 She uamr~ the following wttnvs~r~ to prove ,hr complete irrigation and reclamation "i sa'd land.
 J. il Mcktui, ot Pomona, Cal; w. W. Mo. k tri. of imperial. Cal; Ira smith, of Pomona. cal: Frrd smith. ot lmpcriai, Cal. Chas. Richmond. ot imperial. Gal. Ed Cram. ot Highland, Cal
 Al CRooksHANk. Register. aag Jscp 10
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DESERT LAND. FINAL PROOF NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.

Department, Of the IEterior, United states
 Land once. Los Angelss. Cal. August <,
 ipA.
 Notice is hereby given that WILLIAM B. SALISBURY, assignee of Pefiey Cox. of I'm. p-rtal. Cal. has filed notice of intention Co make proof on hts dsaert.land claim No. iAp, for the SE '. Sec e, Twp. 10 s, K ij r., s. F. NJ. before U. S. Comm,ssioner ai Imperial. Cal, on Saturday. the 24th day of sspteuber, ipO1. He names the following witussse- to prove the complete irrig atiou and reclamation of said land:
 Frank M. Salisbury, os Imperial, Cal; Bart l.. YoBsg. of imperial, Cal: Henry B. Whit akrr. oi siisber, Gal; William M. Orriok. ot SItsbre, Cal
 Al. CRooKsHAEK. Register. aug iJsspi
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Valley Lunch Room

Under this attractive name Messrs. Thewell X Calkins have opened a charming little place on Imperial ave nue near sth, where they keep hot cof- fee, (which they make Y pecialty of having good pies, cakes, cigars, tobac- co, cold drinks of all kinds, etc. Open from q a. m. to l0p. m. Give them call
The Imperial press., 1904-09-10
DESERT LAND. FIRAL PROOF NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.

DepA rieus of fhe interior nitrd States La nd
 Ohlce Los Angslss cal. Augusi l5. lpps Notice is hereby given that FLORENCE r. GRIFFITH. of CzlrKico. Cal. assignee of io uakr proof on her drs~rt-iznd claim No. lgql for the NE . of SW Nrr. 23. Tsp. % S.Rls F.. S. B. M.. before fhs United States Comm iss toner at hiS office in Imperial. Cal. ou Saturday, the ist daY Of October. ip9s She names fhs folloslHg ~tusssss io prove the complete irrigation and reclamation of SS id iaud.
 Iohn K. HaHens. oi Silsls7e Cal; HArfy Y@n- den nrurrl. of Imperial. Cal: Abnsr I. En- sign, of Siisbos. Cal Johu A. Jackson, of siis
 A.. ]. CROOK SHANK. Register. aurgT -arTas
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LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS.
oGsGRr LANo. rtNAL PRoC

DESERT LAND. FINAL PROOF
 NortCE FOR PUBLICATION. prtaffutrat vf tHr tatrftot. tuW~i state. i.and Un..e. t.u. Nsxcirs. Cal, Aasus' sth, taHt
 Nuii,r .. hrfrhv CI.vu that tNkklt \. MIA ut taft~taL Cat. a.sixuvs Ut Tussss srru. has htoi nutt,r vt intruturu t" sst akr pf,.,f ,,w hrf dssvftiBnt ,iaint Nc isS. f.sf thc ~E 's ~es. 70, Typ it ~. R l' h. N-h NJ i.-t..f, Ers tstff aud Rr,rttrf at t.t.s Angeles, tsi. on tfttsv. ttr ttih da0 rf p,trt-rf, l'N. She naufcs ttr faii-stng wt ttnvs-rs e" prove thr ,urp,rte tfft satlru and fr iariatt"n "i satd laads
 ~awurl VI uisbv. tuiias CunrAi, Charles VI. Trfaait. Lsst~ Q ttse'ct. aif uf iup~fttl, Nal.
 \ ,. tRuuk~uANk. Register. sru teNt g
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DESERT LAND. FINAL PROOF .LArLEE ElEl IC [ ION

NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION. Department ot the Interior, United States Land
 Officr, I.os Augrie~. Cal, August |, iSDt. Notice ts hereby given that CHRIS JACKSON assigase ot Frederick F.. Bfowu, of Imprrtal. Cal, has filed notice of tntrutDn to make proof hts desrrt.laud claim No. i2H. for the E - oi MI. Sec. JO, Twp. ib ;, ,Ri4E, S II. NJ. be. tore.U = Comuii~sioacr at Imperial. Cal, on Wednesdav, the itth day of September, isH. He names the following witnesses to prove iaad:
 K C Donovan. of Iu.psrial, Cal; A. C.. Golf. of fmp~riai. Cal, \. l.. Van Horn, ot Imperial, Cal; A S. Go4sett. of Imperial. Cal
 Al. CROOkSHANk. Register. aug iJsrp iO
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DESERT LAND. FINAL PROOF NOTICE FOR puRIICATIOA

Depaftnlrnt of the Int.riur Cuited states Land
 Ohicr. Los Augelra, Cal. 4 gxBs, 2. 1904. Notice is hefshy gsveB that EMIL STEINER ot san BsFn&fdtuo. Cal, has fItrd notice of iu. tsntioa to msasr pfus,f on his de@~rt-lAnd claim No- ISJ!. fuf line " {. of $ " g.. Sec. B, Twp. ls =. e l., E. B. M.. before Register and Ne cssVsf at I,sss Ang~i~a. on H ri esdaY, the Ssth dzy uf s~piemi i-sr, irp+
 He u1slrs She ioliDuing witnesses io prove ths complete irrigation and fecI@ uiatioa of Said tnnd.
 z. H. Johzuaiug, of lmp~risl. Cal; D. C.. Hsndsfsou. Df Inp~fial, Cal: Joe Webster. of trpptco. Cal. S. B. Brvuu. of ARu BeFnafdiuo. Cal.
 Al CKooKsHASK. Register. 4ug ilssp 90
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DESERT LAND. FINAL PROOF NN-IrF FOB pInIICATION

Department rf the intrf.ns, tuitri states
 tsud pas,r. L.s Angeles. Cal, Aasu.t -.
 isAa
 Nr,i,sn hereby rtvea ihat CECELtA COR WIN. uf utEbtAnd. Gal. a~~tgu~c br ntrNnc ,tratrsantrs uf WH,. C. Holt. ha~ ntci notice tt tnicutton in make pu~nt on her d~srfilaud siatr, Na, iseS for thr SE q. Ss-s. aud NJ A ~e.. ti. Tp- iS -. V ij O., S. H N. t-sture Regis trg and Rr,erterf ag t.rs Aasrtv~. Cal. ou frt. tAt. tbr itth dar nf netut-rf, lsh4
 Sac uaetcs thr toiiaetu@ wttu~~~s-s Co prove thc complete tsaiion aud fr Ia uatiun ot said 'znhs
 RuhuF EagA ut imp~giai, Cal, W. V. Ed -afd. uf 1sg~ftat. cal. r. P. nAntA, of I'm f.cftsi. cal. J a. Paratrttr ot iutp~ftal. Cal; trans CFa~s. ot HishlAal. Cal. W s- coswtn. rt uighiana. Cal
 Al. cRooKSHANK, Register. -.-t
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DESERT LAND, FINAL PROOF ANrIcE FOR PUBL ICATlON.

petafnsrut vf ghc tutrrtus, United states
 Land uf1ec, i.us AuScIc~, Cal, JHir 4Si
 isS
 Nostcr ts hereby given tha, CHARLES q. NTES, ot prauSc, Cal, has hlrd notice of tn. trugt"n to mase Pruut on ht. dr~rrt-iaud Clatui No i-7I. tos ;hc W oi SW Scc. ji, Twp. lb =. < ls E. = V. NJ, before Reg and Re crtvrs at Lo> Angeles, Cal. Tuesiay, the svH tay uf SsVtrsrt h~f. isa
 hc namss shc ioliowiag witucssss 'n prove the complete irrigation ana Tec ia iattou vt said iaut.
 IT. O. Sis~oa. ot SantA Ana, Cal; V. k. bsupks, oi lmp~rtai, Cal; 2. ]. BAtcA, 0t orange, Cal-s Geo. l. BAtc>. Of Orange, Cal.
 \. J. CROokSHANk, Register. asg gA>rp 15
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DESERT LAND. FINAL PROOF NOTICE FOB plELlcATlON.

. ' ncaxstnsrul cf tac lagrglpf. Jaifr1 states
 Land Oface I.os Anscs-,. Cal, ARga<s 2a
 iasG
 Nciicr ts hcrchV gtrcz thaf JOHN '. ENkN '. of iuperaa1. Cal. aes3gror ht ncan- coatcv- Anccs uf James p R-qaA. hAs hle8 sossce of tn. trutlnu to -aAkc pgsat oa Ets desers "a 1d claim Nc i.2s foT ;Ac NJ |. S0c a- Tap. ,t =, is D.. < B M ts-fotc Rcs ssrs zE R~.rsref ai Lu, Angeles. o- Ff56Av. ihe -sh dAy o' October. r. laa
 He names Ihe falloutnr -stn~,sr. 30 Prore ibs oorapsess iffsSA'aoa an6 fse3aIai'on oi sA'i land.
 F.E Roh5ussn. of Long Br1eh. Cal: j. F isteIl u! x hilssrg. Cal. A- n Gregg. of " tt- t4ef Cal. A H Chra~v. cs WAsttler. Cal. W H TowaE-nA. o. HoI1Fa. .s.8. Cal.
 A-JARook~ ~HA>h- R.g'sies arg Z--sep 2s
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DESERT LAND. FINAL PROOF NOTICE FOR pIIRI ICATIOh

DESERT LAND. FINAL PROOF
 NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION. Department of ,he Intrrior. tntt,d S,aicS Land
 Oaace, Lo-> Angelrs. Cal. Aggust n. l-I. Notice ts hereby given that . T E. F uE V v t1i =. E1wcrtt. has hlrd notice of intention to make proof Dn nt- dc~~rt-laud rt4tu No I1so. tas ihe SW'. Ssc- p. Typ is S, < l1 E., > NJ, before k~stsser and Ee,etv~r as I.u~ Angeles, lsps
 He uanre> thr toiiowtug wtEnesses to prove me ,ersp ptrtr isrt Satlnu and rAssou ot said lArt.
 >auzcl Bauhzsv. of Imperial. Call William FosA. of iri f-f tal. N4l. r E. Robtu .nu, ot ioas Beach. Cal. W. q. Tow .eud. uf Hplly- wasls5. Cal
 Al. cRooKsHASk. Register. asg sA>rp i7
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DESERT LAND. FINAL PROOF

NOTlcE FOR pUELlcATlON. Department of She Interior. unit.1 States
 ip1s
 ssuiice is hereby girsn iha' FLORENCE r. GRlFF T a. oi GSleHicn. Gal. ass4gne~ of George W. Lack. has dlsf noftcr uf infsntt1u 10 make proof un her drR~ri-land claim 80. .ri for lhr SE uf NV .. Ser ZJ Tap. it 5. Y 9 T.. & B. M-. before ihr United States Com ni is- sionef al his ufflcr "a Isntrrtat. Cal. on s4tur- day. the Ikt dzy Uf October. Gs.A
 She names tbs following wttueasrs 70 prove tbs complete irrigstiou and reclamation o' sz "a land:
 John K Harens. oi silsbee. Cal. Harry Wan deu Heurel. of impefiAl. Cal: Aburr C. En- sign. of silsbee. Cal; John q. Jackson, Of Nils- bee. GAl.
 JCRooKsBANK. Register. augE-srp7@
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DESERT LAND. FINAL PROOF An-LrE ErI pL-nl lrATL0A

A~NA. INrN PNOOF
 NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION. Desazrtuscuf of The Iafrfuf. q n8trs Saases Lam OE5ce- Los A uEelee- Cal. A=gGsi .. isos- ,cst..l,.- " '- s nuiicr of iu3~aflpn fo usaAe groof un hls d%s~ss. land clxirs No t2.5 foT fhe =E |. S~c T.. Tsp. lG <. RiE E.. : B. N. before Register 2rd Re celsef xs I-ss AuEeles Cal. on Fradar. The .5t day ot SryEsefzi t.rf. 1s.<
 He names th- toiluain ing ~asneAses to prove ibe complete lrtsgzison 1ne feclau2tion ot sz ad land.
 Q. K Crzutofd. ot Ouiarin. Cal. Fen CraU- foTd. of On iAflo. Cal. Q. e. hitting. nf Ina- p~gsal. Cal. Jzcob Danszn. of insrs~fi4l. Cal.
 G J. CROOK SHANK. Rrg1sirr- aug IS-s~p l1
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LEGAL ADVERTISE MlNrs.
DESERT LAND. FINAL PROOF NnIIrI Enn nInl EATON

DESERT LAND. FINAL PROOF
 NOTICE FOR pUuttCArtoS. Department of ths intcttof. tnucd States Ian
 Once. t,os Ancrlrs Cal. AuCnst it, les Notice ts hcrehs givcn tuat JAMES t. tNk TELNpT. of t.nt AnCclrs. Cal. has Sled notice of iuteuttou to rsakr fsfeaf on hts drseft land Slair1 No. 1ss foi tre S n uf NV 's. 's oi NE "a. V "a of SW |. and V lt o' ~h 's. Srs e. Twp Gt S. K isE. ~ n N hrfefc k.ctsfrf and Receive at t.,s Angeics. cal. co Iuv--ias. . Che sth dat uf pttrisct. if'@
 Re names thr foiieutnc uttnrsses to prove ,he complete ifugatiou and fs, iana'i"u oi ~ata lahd
 EavArd L.. Cranc. ot tnrrnsi. Cal tsti toHef. of [ ra fcfiAi. Cal. 2 V Iagsaft. uf lri- petiai Cal. llla @. Osfscitou. oi lyes AasrIrs. Gal
 Al cRooASHA>N. RsEt,tsr. aug T .rrs'
 DESERT LAND FINAL PROOF
 NOTICE FOR pJR' 'ICATfO%. Department of ths int~ffnf. trtt~d states
 Land ofcc. i.'s Anseies. t4i. Nagast Va,
 Iacs
 Motto, is hcrrby rivcn thAt ELLA R. COR. TELNnT-. of Los Angcir~. Cai.. has hici ntstf,.r cot intcut5ar to make prcat ua h~f ecsrft Art tlairn NJ. 1sa faf thr Rs ~rs e. Twp ie ~. iaE. S R M.. t'eiore Rre eistrs and hesNfrt As Los agrlss Cal. cn IursAAf. thc sh tAs ct October. Is's.
 She n4uae. Tho toiio-inc u.taes>es to ptovs tac com rlrtc irft gasien nd r. "a -Attan ut sAtd lAnd
 EduAra l.. Crane. of Inr.nai. cal. Eari Lyoacf. of imF.rs4Al. cal. J. ' TAEg2ff. of Imperial. Cal. l2Bacs G. tsrtritoa. o' I.cs Angeles. Cal
 ang g-~rpA A
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1904-03-04
yANKToN's NEW DEPOT
New Structure to Cost $4,000 Will
be Erected by the Milwaukee
Road at Yankton,

III. L. Bras has been ir Yankton
for several days and returned home
Thursday evening. While there he
learned that the information was
given out to the business men of
Yankton that the Milwaukee road
had decided to erect a new depot in
that city, which will be either Of
brick Or stone and will cost about
y 5000. The new depot, it is stated,
will be erected at the foot Of either
Douglas Or Walnut street. near bust
ness part of the city. Ever since
the Milwaukee built into Yankton
the depot grounds have been some
distance from the business part of
town and it has been very unhandy
for the people to reach the trains.
The business men Of Yankton were
exceedingly happy when it was an.
nounced what the Milwaukee road
was going to do for that place.
Work will commence on tile struc-
ture early in the spring to have 1t
completed i'm time for the late sum-
mel business.
Mitchell will fare in something OF
the same style as Yankton. as socn
after the depot is commenced at that
place Il fine structure will be stalted
in this city.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1904-03-04
Death of Robert La Toilette.

Cham berlain Democrat, Feb. %:
At eight O'Clock this morning Rob
ert LaFeollette passed quietly away
after months Of suffering from a
complication of heart and kidney
troubles. Although the end had
been anticipated for some time, it
was yet unexpected in the moment,
coming as the family seated at the
breakfast table-painless and appar-
emily without relaxation. The pas
sing Of the young man will be uni
versally deplored wherever he was
known, for his was a nature and dis
position that could but make lasting
friends Of all with whom he came in
contact. 10 the kind mother upon
whom naturally devolved the burden
of ministration during the long and
combining illness the burden has H.
deed been a grevious one, but the
loss will he equally appallin 6 to each
member Of the family circle, which
has now for the first time been
broken. Robert was born eighteen
years ago in Plankinton, coming to
this city fourteen years ago wher
the family moved here upon the ap.
pointment Of the father to the
United States land Office. He was q
graduate of the Chamberlain higf
school, loved and esteemed by every
one.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1904-03-04
FOR CITY IMPROVEMENT
Movement on Foot by the Today
Club for Beautifying the
Lawns and Streets.

The Today Club, which has a civ
les department, is the promoter of
an enterprise that will materially
Improve the appearance of the res
idence part Of the city to a great en-
tent, If halt the work is carried out
this year that is being planned.
The s%ympathies of the business men,
residents and the school children
are being enlisted without any
trouble in the onward progress for
home Improvement. 1t is the idea
OF the club to encourage people to
improve their lawns and the plot in
front OF their homes by setting out
trees, shrubs and flowers, and keep
things nicely trimmed and looking
neat and clean, and in this, with the
cooperation OF the club, much can be
accomplished. The club also intends
to enlist the aid of the council In
making some Improvements in the
east and west side parks this SUM-
mer, it being the intention to CON
mence work just as soon as spring
opens. In the west side park it is
the desire of the club to erect d
fountain and put down gravel walks
from each corner of the park. Flow
er beds will also be made and other
things added. 1t is to be hoped that
the citizens will readily fall in with
the plans OF the Today Club and as
sist in making Mitchell exceedingly
attractive for the great crowds of
people who will visit the city this
summer.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1904-03-04

the 18th. Applicants who reside at
a distance, will, therefore, be con-
PEELED to come to Mitchell on the
previous day. (5l All teachers in
Dawson county, whose certificates
expire before September 10, 1904. all
high school graduates and those who
expect to graduate from the high
schools Of the county this spring and
who expect to take up teaching as a
profession, and any others who have
never been exam ined, but who desire
to enter the work next fall, are all
urgently requested to be examined at
this time, as there will be no other
examination until late In August,
and by the time the returns from
that examination can be secured, all
the desirable schools will have been
taken. (6l Pursuant to Sec. 2295,
chapter 1876, session laws of 1908,
teachers whose schools arc in session,
and who desire to take the eXamina-
ton, "may dismiss their schools for
that purpose \ \ y without loss of
time O. w. Coursey,
County Superintendent.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1904-03-04
REMEDY FOR GROUP
Mrs. Mary Cress Writes Letter That
Gives Valuable Information
to Mothers.

The following letter has teen sent
to this Office with the request to
publish for the benefit of mothers
whose children are subject to Group:
Editor of Republican AS there
are so many dear children at this
season OF the year suffering with
Group, l feel an earnest desire to let
mothers know of a remedy for this
dread disease.
This is in no way IN ADVERTISE
ment, nor do / expect one cent Of
remuneration, l simply feel so very
grateful for the wonderful relief my
child has had that I want other
mothers to know it.
| have a little daughter, ten years
old, who has had asthmatic Group
since she was three years old, so bad
she would have violent spasms. We
spent hundreds Of dollars docIoring
her without any relief until l acct
dentally thought Of using Hyomei.
Since then she has not had a bad
attack and we always go TO bed with
Hyomei under the pillow. J would
rather be without -four in the house
than without Hoymei. 1t is a God
send to any mother whose children
have the Group.
[ will gladly answer any letters
written me concerning Hyomei. All
l say IS, if n is discouraged from
other remedies, try this.
Mrs. Mary E. Cress.
Third and Commercial streets.
Feb. 26, 1904. Atchison. Kansas.
Mrs. Cress recommends a remedy
that is undoubtedly we'll known to
our readers. as one OF Mitcllell's
leading druggists. Scallin Bros, have
the local agency for Hyomei and
sells 1T under a guarantee to refund
the money If it does not give salts
faction.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1904-03-04
For over olxtv 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
toothes the child, softens the gums
allays all pain, cures wind collie, and
is the best remedy for diarrhoea. is
pleasant to the taste. Sold by drug
gists in every part OF the world.
Twenty-Five cents a bottle. Its value
is incalculable. Be sure and ask for
Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup. and
take no other kind.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1904-03-04
.t.:tn Duths,

ENc@.N | 1nlan had the use of the
pubic PATHS ca payment of about half
a fart.iii.g. These We're not such Struc.
lures - wecall public baths, but superb
buildings lined With Egyptian granite
and NEbian marble. Warm water was
poured into the capacious basins
through wide mouths Of bright and
massive silver. The most magnificent
baths were those of C%aracalla, which
had seats of marble for more thar
LOGO people. and those of Diocletian,
which had seats for 5000 people.-Na-
uonal Review.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1904-03-04
NEW SETTLERS COMING IN
SIN New Families Arrived to Make
Homes i'll Davisou county
and Till the Soil.

Wednesday evening IA special train
arrived yer the Milwaukee road
from George, Iowa, bringing in six
families who have secured land in
Dawson county. The Germania
Land Co aud its special agent, Il.
A. Clark, Of George, Iowa, were in
strumental in bringing IN these new
settlers. The cars were filled with
household goods, farming implem-
entS. and stock. with a passenger
coach in which rode the families of
the settlers. 1t was a pretty lively
crowd of people who stepped off the
Train. Among the number are the
following: John Gallon, who moves
on. the NWl4 of l%3-103-6l, a miles west
of Mitchell. +. j.. Gallon, who
moves on the E1a OF ~l3-l03-6l, 3 miles
west Of Mitchell. j. C. Smith, who
moves on the NW4 %2s-lC3-62, near
Mt. Necnon. j. II. Peltzman, who
moves on the MEL o~f.2S-lO3 10. one
half mile south of Mt. Vernon. AL
vole w. Wilson, who moves on the
NW4 5-103-6i, six miles northeast of
Mt. Vernon, the sale being made by
j. G. Hamiel for the firm. a son-in-
law Of 9. r. Simpson, who bought
the Page ranch Of 1920 acres. 4 miles
south of Mitchell. and will stock it
very heavily. These are all well to
do farmers who move onto their
lands and will further improve and
cultivate them, and will be IA yalu-
bale acquisition to the farming ele-
ment in the county. Mitchell well
comes these settlers to this county,
and are the class of people that make
ii county grow. inasmuch as they are
not IF the speculative sort ana come
here to do business.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1904-03-04
A COLO FEBRUARY
The Past Month Breaks the Record
for Continued Cold Spell-21
Nights Below Zero.

The oldest inhabitant has little to
say of past weather in comparison
with February so far as a continued
cold spell is concerned. The govern
ment records show that 81 nights
the month the thermometer
went below zero. The following is
the record for the month, the dash
" before the ngure indicating be-
low zero: