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SUITE. two rooms. newly Furnished and
decorated. with private bath. pms stefan $
pritat house: terms reasonable - East
l1tk-st
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Ocean Steamers.

pED ID" LINE.
~ For La Guayra, Puerto Catello, Curacao and Mara
csibo via Curacao, calling also , Juan. = r
From Pier r. adjoining Wall 81. Ferry Brooklyn
S. PHli.ADELPHlA----.... SsLuTaag, October noon
S CARACAS. tu.day. October Is moon
For La G1ayra. Curacao and MaracalDo -
MARACAItO atuEdsy, October NOM
=. s. ~ :.--.---.-.. Saturday October % noon
These steamers have superior accommodations for ms
BOULTOE, BLISS s DALLETT
General Managers. - Wall 81
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WOMAN. in restaEIIsara1JSr = ~g,y. fs6 Nelson
city OF country
ST.. Brooklyn
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lSTH-Sf.. i2S WESE.-Large hack parlor.
water. furnace.
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For fOrG0 G21Goo
Steamships % the RED - LINE all foe SIN
49,. follows
:. PHILADELPHIA saturday. October noon
= 5 CARACAS Saturday. October 10 noon
FER freight cr passage atpB 20
BOILIDN. BLISS bALLETT
s.arral Managers - Wall q
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DREsSMAKER Of b. Altman e 60
cellent filter. autumn styles. experjenCed
Eton cloaks, win remodel, s. a dav "A
dress DRESSMAKER 255 West l4th.
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LITTLE ADVERTISEMENTS OF THE PEOPLE.
ARr ANTIQUES AND cURIos.

ANTIQUE FURNITURE EXCHANGE. l56.
l5S West 3sth-st. near iIh-age-. invites
Inspection OF this most interesting collection
o. genuine Colonial. Chippendale and other
originals. Grandfather Clocks. highboys.
ClaafoOt ard spindle legged pieces every
Description; al at most attractive prices.
Entrance i56.
GUARANTEED antique furniture. mRhos-
any, imported direct from Europe, ie-
pairing OF eIl kinds neatly and precisely
Done, either az residence or chop. ~.
GHFPARDI 90. 5Ss East 9ltn-s..
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REPAIRING. &c; work done az your own
home an mechanics Wa ces. fine furniture
repairing: mattresses made over carpets
laid; vanishing and polishing Of furniture
CHAS. STUDE. S27 6th-aNe. electrician
store.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-09-29

BOY It, in ofi.rc OF wholesale nous. rrf
-rence Address ADVERTISER. l.Ifi
Park-aNc
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AGENTS WANTED.

AGENTS coin mcneys don't miss this
chance: excellent opportunity; So 20 s20
made daily; lie great seller Il the cam
;son. THE BISON CO. i3n1alo.
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LARGE. nicely furnished third story suite.
references. lb2 West 77th-st
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Oh WOMlAylOA IL0EIIE,

DAILY SERVICE.
For Point Comfort. Norfolk Portsmouth Primer +,
Point port %eWs Va cunuecting for Petsrsbrrx
nmonu Nlrgnla Beach. Washington g. and entire
South West.
Freight and passenger steamers FRl %
-. foo Beach ST.. every week c4y > =
H. WALKER. Vicr-PF'sident Traric Manager
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80 WEST 20TH-ST.-P Parties desiring
largo Handsomely furnished rooms in ex-
cepuOnally well kept private house should
call before locating elsewhere. rooms
s5-S7.
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\. VI lady WIS., she can thor-
erst class mattresses ~. %.10 SEA. Ms fla
~ b,y .t- 81. eng, ~ COluuors-as'-'
HrAilS 8J4,fs-NCr
UspF S..d-st ------ -,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-09-29

PARTICULAR PEOPLE can make suitable
arrangements Tor board and rooms at Is
East 45th-st. Telephone and all modern
congrn.ences.
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STEWARD and CHEF. by Two practical

USEFUL MANA ycung. sober and strong
F'tulp qtcr as useful man. etc. Call Rev
c. BLOMGRE,N. :, t31 MadisOn-ave-
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FRENCiIMAN. 81 sober. OF good family
willing 10 10 all kinds uf woIk, wl.h
lady or gentleman. DURUY. 163 West
3Tth-St
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japanese; private Iatl l S,G5Se
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novrsT,c SITUATIONS WANTED:

BUTLER and vALET.--By y young I llsT; 1s
VINO San a-I L9LlI 2f5 East 4Sth-st.
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FRENCH DREssMAKER. elegant e,,er
latest Paris styles. tailor princess ever,
ing gowns: out by day. So so: references
MARIE. care HOFFMAN,. 3ld West 39th-st
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BOOKKEEPER or OFFICE ASSISTANT. --
I.y yuLHk man. 10. understands typewrit-
ing and German. uest references. cApeti-
eBceh. u:oGetHte salary GEORGE KIN
KELsTEl% ~ East Bruaawav.
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BUTLER. comgs'en nm 'h Best Best
waite family: socer' 40 H. 32d-st.
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E3D-ST.. IS FAST. opposite Hotel Manhst-
tan--HaHdsonieiy furnished. newly deco
rated room. With private batA; a!so pleas
ant hail room. telephone
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HELP WANTED.
Mall

HslN
A YOUNG MAN, IS 10 20 years old. TO
learn the domestic and importing hosiery
and underwear business: must Do OF neat
appearance. good connection and school
graduate; great opportunity for Young
man OF ambition and push. Address RARE
CHANCE, Box 100. 617 6th-sve
CANVASsERS- So 20 So per dav nass
selling navoring extracts from house 10
house on commission. KNAPP EXTRACT
Co. los paane-st
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NETWORK business houses can l,, plUS :,
typewriting and all kinds 81 'o SEnSs +lis
reasonable prices: law WORN SsGGAVES
work delivered followin GAY. T. No A''
4Oi WELDON BUILDING Jersey 'lt!- -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-09-29

PACKER and SHIPPER aIiISsIE.. "a,
perienced: references. Ii MARLIN -
East 21st-st.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1904-08-27

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The big bridge on the Great North
ern railroad near AIioucl was parti
ally burned Tuesday. The bridge is
a mammoth structure being over eco
feet long and 81 feet high Only the
most determined efforts on the part
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1904-08-27
Home Coming al Watertown.

The second annual home coming of
former residents OF WatrrJowu, Wis.
will take place September l. l90i
The visitors last year numbered about
four thousand, The Watertowu Cub
OF Milwaukee started the move One
Year ago and large excursions are pro
missed from that city, Chicago and
many Wisconsin cities CIaudrGs
full military orchestra Will accompa
ny the eXcursionlsts from Milwaukee,
and will render music on Tivoli is
land during the afternoon and even
ing. The feature Of the morning Will
be big parade OF eTcmsioui,ts and
military ana civic societies. The city
will be in gala attire and generous
welcome accorded all.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1904-08-27

The Superior and Douglas County
Democrats who intend to attend the
convention will leave for Oshkosh
Aug 3lst., on a special car via, n. p.
to st. Paul and thence TO Oshkosh.
They will have several hours in ST.
Paul.
Henry Keepers, who is bar tender
for Paul Hendricks at AlIouez, left
Tuesday for three weeks stay on
his claim near Minot, n D. When
he returns ne will undoubtedly have
some large tales to .ell of the wilds of
that country.
A fetching little episode which
made business seem like romance to
successful tinancier and finally gave
him bride is by Alden March, Sun
day Editor of the Press, of Philadel-
phia. 1t is called Help Wanted: Fe-
males" and appears in Lippencott's
for September.
Ills said 4 bottle and a glass
Will make a person mellow,
But Rocky Mountain Teas the
drink
That liyens up fellow.
All uncommonly significant story Of
married mans love for another wo
mau, with it's inevitable consequences
is told by Elizabeth Knight Tompbins
III Lippincott's Magazine for Septem-
Der. Its called "The Law Of Man"
it ends with dlsarming candor and
lovematch.
You need clean healthy bowels Just
as much rs pure wholesome food,
without either you cannot keep well.
Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea
eliminates all impurities Tea or tab
let's 50 cents, Ask your druggist.
a summer hotel at Scion Springs
has been needed for some time, and
Eastern parties have finally come 20
the rescue and have purchased a
number of lots and propose to build
one. The new hotel will open about
May LIST, with 30 rooms and # bust
ness is rushing will be so constructed
as to be increased to 100 rooms. This
is another place where home capital
could be utilized. as Scion Springs is
rapidly becoming a famous summer
resort and it no doubt will have more
visitors when better accommodations
can be offered
Wisconsin's annual State Fair at
Milwaukee will open this year ON
Monday, Sept. 9TH. and continue un-
til and including Friday, and will be
the best fair the state has ever had IN
that it aims particularly to appeal to
the popular taste for diversified a
musement, together with a compre-
hensive exhibit Of the mechanical,
farming, agricultural, dairy and
stock. and other features OF Wis
consul industry Each day and even
ing the grounds being lighted by elec
tricity viii see an unique program Of
entertai with an abundance Of
horse racing, thrilling specialities and
superior music. There will also be
speeches by GOV LuFollette, David
5. Rose and others, a military sham
battle. fas. miles by Dan Patch, the
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1904-08-27
LOCAL.

Miss Olive Yates is the guest of
friends in Boston.
Asst Dist Atty. Foley made pro
fessional trip to Shell Lake Tuesday.
Commissioners Dobie of Nebagamon
was in the city Oh business Tuesday,
Mr.. and Mrs Grafton Mason were
the caests d, .ffe and Mrs. f, S. Pow
ell at Scion Spring, over Sunday
The surerio. ". {. T, .. neId Il
meeting Tuesday afternoon at the Lii
brary bnilding Mrs. Keenan, was in
charge.
Frank Crumpton is among the mum
Der who went to Grand Fhrks to reg
lister for a claim in Devils Lake reser-
Walton.
Mrs. l.. Hanitch entertained the
members of the Second Ward I'm
provement League the latter part Of
last week.
Monday evening Mrs Peter Brad
shaw entertained at dinner for her
son, James, who left Thursday for
West. Point.
A very delightful party was given
by Miss Mildred Smith at the point
last Saturday afternoon. a party of
10 we're entertained
Saturday evening of last week Mrs,
Thomas Simops entertained about 80
guests in honor of her brother, james
Bradshaw, Dancing was INDUCED in
w. W. Banks left Tuesday for La
Crosse, where he will attend the State
Bankers Association OF which he i
a member of the Executive Commit
tee.
The Eliza SEaw Guild ladies, Of the
Church of the Redeemer, gave re
cepton Thursday evening at the resi-
dence of Il. b. Dear in honor OF Rev.
Fosbroke.
Miss Genevieve Eaton was hostess
ut card party Friday afternoon in
honor of Miss Terra Christensen and
Miss Annie Wright, who have been
the guests Of Miss EIiuor Russell.
The New Era Business College will
open Sept. 6th More students are
expected to attend this year than
ever before, for which Pres J. p. ST
mons is making elaborate prepare
tons.
DR.. d, Z. Russell of Spokane. Wash.
but formerly Of this city, is i'll the
city on business. The Doctor is high
ly elated over the growth and APP
pearance Of the city since his last Wis
it here.
But few hunters have as yet taken
out hunters licenses up to the pre-
sent time Deer are very plentiful
and unusually tame in this region and
promise great sport for those who en-
JOY hunting
The Doud Cooper shops at the West
End were burned together with
large stock, Tuesday evening. The
tire was discovered about pm and an
alarm turned III. \ little Later gem
eral alarm wa. turned IN aud the Est
Eud company responded. TIE loss
on the stock will amount to about sl5,
900 with about - 500 insurance III
ali probability the shops will se baiit
at once
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1904-01-22
Theory and Practice.

Professor Of Rhetoric = Here is an
item of news ! would like in the pa
per.
City Editor Ito office boy)-Here. Ben
ME. rewrite this. Fix it up to print
Cleveland Leader.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1904-01-22
An EARLY

After II journey through
Hart county, during which he rode
many miles In a buggy, Special Pen
sion Examiner L. S. Mcintyre has re-
turned with Il story Illustrating the
courtesy of Kentucky farmers.
After dark one night Colonel McIn-
tyre drove up To Il farmhouse and after
pounding Oh the door with his buggy
whip, finally aroused the farmer. who
bad been sleeping.
Can l get a bed and an early break
fast?' he asked.
Eyes, we can give you q bed and l
reckon an early breakfast too
All hands went To sleep but Colonel
Mcintyre.
He had some papers to look over and
at midnight turned in. In what seem
ed to him ten minutes after he had
gone to sleep he was awakened by a
knocking on the door. He reached for
his trusty weapon, at the same time
wondering what burglars were doing
abroad among the farms of Hart u
".
"Git up in there!!' a voice shouted.
TITS gittin' up time. Your breakfast
Is ready"
Colonel Mcintyre arose in the dark,
slowly dressed and came into the break.
fast room.
"What time is it?' he asked.
"It's about , o'clock, l reckon
swell, what the thunder do you mean
by waking me at , o'clock"
"Didn't you say you wanted an early
breakfast" said the farmer, with deep
concern.
Colonel Mcintyre ate his breakfast
in silence.-Louisville Herald.
Positive order
"Ill bet" said Galley scornfully,
''that you didn't do the proposing. Dol.
lars to douglrnnts your wife asked you
to marry her.
"Oh, no: you're wrong.'' replied Hen
peck.
"Oh, come off,
"No. She didn't ask me to marry her.
She told me to."-Philadelphia Press.
Not IA Bit Accommodating.
"Meanest folks l we saw in the
city," growled the man from the way
back district. .sWhv. when Won find a
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1904-01-22
1eeAsuRER's STATEMENT

Semi Annual Statement Made by E.
j. Haynes, Treasurer of DAWSON
County, to the Board Of County
Commissioners at the Session of
Jan. S, 1904.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1904-01-22
Not "A Bit Accommodating.

NOt bIt ACCOM- Oddt1nK.
"Meanest folks 1 ever saw in the
city," growled the man from the way
back district. Why. when you find a
Teller goin' right your way with one o
them big cars he won't give you a lift
without chargin' you a nickel for it,
Exchange.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1904-01-22

Respectfully submitted to the honorable board
of county commissioners this day of Janu-
aay, 1904. T. j. HAYNES,
Treasurer of DAWSON comfy, S. ID.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1904-01-22

SkOQlSb.
Dec. u. 1905. county war
rants paid.
Dec. u. 1905. bridge war
Dec. VI, 1905. school town.
ship vouchers
Dec. 81. lyO3, school appor-
tlOnmeSlt vouchers ........
Dec. 81, 1913. refunds. $500.
Dec. 81, 1913, civil township
Dec. 81. 1908, city or village
vouehers.,..
Dec. y. 1903, state auditors
drAlts.
Dec. 81. 1865. insane war.
Dee IS: si.isoisi,. tax sale redemp
Ds ssS0s 81. is6iss,; Judgment re.
dempt,0ns.
Dec. 81, 1905. special sal
ary warrants.
DISC 81, 1903. lease school
Dec. 81, isoS. sale Of school
lands.
Dec. 81, 1873. Institute super.
tntendent warrants 49,.
Dec. 81, 1908, game fund.-.
Dec. VI. 1913. nbrary.........
Dec. 81, 1913, sinking fluid
Oec. 81, 1913. auditors drafts
permanent school fund.-.
Dec 81, 1908. permanent
scheOl fund mortgages
Dec, 81, 1903, Beulah school
bond interest.
Beulali school bond........
Dec. 81. lY03,interest perma-
nent school.
Dec. 81, 1903. permanent
school funl mortgages. ~.
0alA0c6 Observation-Disclosures.
Bills Receivable
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1904-01-22

July I, 1908, balance. .......2,2 W
July 4. l9U3, school fund mort.
cages ...........:..-.......J O.Oa1 W
iectlons. ssh 4s
July l. 1903, red-mptiOns.. LUIS 81
July !, lSUS, judgment re-
demptiOns 81 ~
lands. .... .s 800 80
iands... 1870 e.' ............ 1868 @
July !, 1903. interest sale of
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Shoocn beI0nft iif olti mcbrere
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Staot Baltimore.
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9ie alSIdnoiidc EoIt fir bic nit
Dem 81. Ge5enbcr euoenoe ISOLDE
Sauptpoitamt tpie foI9t:
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legbonD"; fir GIbn, per 0ompfcr
nSopono;" fir @renoou, Srinioao
un0 Guiana, per 0ampier 0@reno.
3D."
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Noro.S i6nep, llno mad MiqueIort,
bia Bolton, i6lieBt bier tdgli6 INN /
ubr Nodm.; mad Gubo, oia CAMPO,
toglid INN 1 lbr Nadm.; nad Gotta
Nica, Sonoura8 llno Guatemala, nio
3etu.S orleans, tagli6 I'M s ltDr
9lben0s.
Grams. y ocific g o #.
SomItog - lt6r s(benos, fir
Iltitrolien, Neit Goleoonicn mo Die
Sill : Sniellt, oio 8oncoitper; fir
Sopoil, aoreo, China uro Die 96i.
lippinen, pia Seattle.
Die Grams, Bacific. Boit pir6 nad
benz abgon9sbofen td9li6 10 obge.
i6idt, oaB iie bel iinilnterbrodener
lleberIano . geforoerung redt5eitig
eintrifft.
g. 9abies 50 orfief6,
Soit:ueiItcr.
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dl. = Ser: o3orf if pobl
ultt etruas 5euer bitten?" - Shlt-
iterinnge: Y6euer2 Wit bent grobten
0ergnilgcn! aber ipiiien Sic, botten
Sic mid I'M cine gigarre eriuft, i'd
ludre III Die erobte Serleeenbeit &C.
funimcu."
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Hns bem Snnern Wsarstano's uub
ben angrensenben Staaten.

8rano IN g eip ports emS.
Sn Neipport Stems, go. lit ole
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cbenfoas flint Hferoe um. Meb-
rere Der 5euerfuebrlente puroen pom
&ollfc iiberipdltist uiio mubtcn nod
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&inolide 6rage. - Mittter:
,1Sn 5ruci 0oden fommt oo5 Gbrilt-
firo unD beid)eert oen brnDen Slit
BERT" - 5risfen: r@enn muB man
benn anfongerl, hroo 81 iein, Wa'
MAJ"
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Gde Salt NM JdttfNbefuie, Canton.
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@egwd(U
bon empfcbIensnertbeu Sinan3'r
GugrOs. uuS Gubetail'@ eIdGfteu.
Ginnu3ieIle 8.
8anfeu.

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toga d. StraBe; S. 8. Serguion,
BrGiioent; s. g.. @iIcor, 9aiitrer.
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@unt, 301, Ror0.G CHARLES. StraBe;
Gbos. z. Crane, 9rdiiOent; Garter
g. Ssburu, 4niiirer.
0euti6e 9ont, 2eriugton. uno Soai-
np.StruBe; 81. s. SduI8, Rraii-
bent; augult 8eber, 9aiftrer.
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8nnt, Soparo. rnO @erman.Str.
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@rtotp.S Strobe; Soibita q. Saroep,
BrGiioent; 8. Rarrtott, RaiItrer.
9ropers' nr6 We6nnics' Nntionol
@ant, @utarp- un6 Gapette.S Str.
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gir. 432, Gld~remount.9loe.. ~Siablanbtofpn.
S1upiauurtier oes r9ohenin Wldnners
6ors". Sinefturben Gienftne, abenbS s
ubr, unb oes nWonumentaIs9 iitrifts 9r.
23t. .. u.sB. n~DlonumentdI "sBier am
3apf. ebei1penfesI eIepbon - 1925 Or.
Bnt. 8. Q. Suppert, 8eftber.
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Charles gaats Wenanrant,

9ombnr6. nno 8. Gfrabe, SiebIarbtctpn.
bic feinlten @etrdnfe uner art. = Boil
ftdrtoie neu eirgeri6tet. Gin gefi6 aner
gIqgemeinen itets tuiIfommen.