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@crduntS' C MincrS' ernu8pDr.
totiun Epnu..u.

gu6 9'oIten un0 Dem Often: icbcn Wlunta9,
@icnitag, SOuueriiaB uno Gnmitag, sIbenbs
6 llbr.
Gab 9rchiocuce uuo hem Often: icoeuS0nns
tag, Miittmo6 uno 6rcitao, 9lbenos @ llbr.
Eub Nteipport 3 Velus uno GuriOII: ti9Iih
nm 6 ilbr Nbcuos.
Trnht miro tdQIid bic 8 tIbr %beHos fir an
Dem SGre obinhreuhe Sumpfcr nneenommcn.
yia6 G%uonnldb ulo Dem Giioen: ieoen Stens
itaA, Eonneritno mo Samitag, &6enos 6 llbr.
R0itnrer uno Fropihence : Ndmpfer iabren
bon oct @erite am 6ube oes qon9s Sods nb;
Suonnrnb- Sampler BON Der @erfte ON Slte
Der ySeitsSdIlSsa ncuue.
&. d. @ttinoBam, Gpent,
poTgsSud.
70. Z. 5nrnrr, @.sQ.sg,
VI. .. stebbins, 6.-IR.
Qnllpibfirenu Vr. GOA. GurolGbarles. ctr.
4ratts uno nfuGcs0iircni-gr. 221, gSeft
0aItimuTesS trHbe. QI3,I&S)
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n.nccn 9lnnc,s Gilcnhn6n.Gp.

Nubrplnn trnt am II. ScScmbcr 1904 In arait.
Sampicr u~crinicn 9itt ar. 91s, siabts Strahe,
tdali6i (utisaclculncil Snliitlnl I'M 200 3orul
un0 Suur.Iuint, E,pccustnlun, Ecntrcpile, Trn'
ton, GREENWOOD. Srmce uuh 3intfhcilltdttorcil
itltn rni $50 giudni. na1 allen @Itnften bis
genes, Ecl.
Nui6lnb Su GREENWOOD nit Der .Nclniunrcs
Qnhu" nud uuen Ennttct iiihli6 an Der p9tclps
gurf, philadelphia mn 9iortplt-Nabn":
n Snbcn III Queen Annc sn'dtnb On bic
.. < Is. @ifenbnbu" mad Salon UNI Crioro.
Srndt miro idaIicb b:s Z ubt .NbcHbe emit
pcgcn gctnttulcl.
3ubn Is. Suelcr. Gcu. pa. sstacnt.
Srani Gbleni Geareller.
CMai27t0
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@arsIanb nmo Gemniplpania- Balm.

9Iee o~erInifen stortfsglbenuesStatton
7.8O Born. mad PORT, tdeliG, ausaenoms
rieit Soniltals.
$50 Sorui. nuds Delta, iJlr. SaHuiaes. .
9.30 nab 9clnir, tdelidn, dnsgenorlfteil
SnnrtngS.
1896 Gadbm. nab gor.. tdeIin, nusecnum'
men Soinfngs.
400 gia6m. mad SeIia. NIT Sunrtnes.
4.20 nab Delta, tdeItd, unsgenorlnieH am
Sorttttdg.
600 9sa1m. na6 seIair, tdaIi9. nnseeuom'
men @onntd9S.
1000 Nbenns, nad seifir. sair Goratass.s q
1i.45 aaenbs. mao 9tiair, MitiipoA uno
Garft0l.
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@ultimOrt 0~ampi.0adtt-6O.
cate nub SurerldiFae %ni.9tutc.)
-. ~. -A--LL.- lL-.LL- L.An-a.nr

Die &tr. Sidntcjs Bufl bcforotruo.
SnwvfCr inbrcn liQijdl SonHtdge duspctums
men, BON OCH .@ug "iuc".Gicre. ytr. t0-t3,
FiQht GrGEc. $50 NhcuoS nircft nod $40
GuiHt Comfort. Gurlolf, 4pr!Smpu;b uHo alen
FJnftcu ncs Shncua. &rruiRanna in Gl0
Foint Comfort NIT e. & 8. sGiitnba6n" mao
Hihmuuo.. Ecrbiuouup III PORTSMOUTH init oeH
nSCubunro gjr cine iolioer qua BON llurt3s
mouth mad 9tlnuta. IN Girriolf Gerhiuouup
nit hcy "]gltlnutic scat Cine. g%tortoIi un6
Carolina. gtoriolt INN iiio,ib, Nuriolt uno
bcrl @uibinQtou, NC, uub Rihntoro, ga.
MinbI8citen nnb rtrnpitfNeu (luue. 9uriis
riGfc 8uiiittuIimmer elctirllhs N~cIeldtuna,
Sampibciinp, 0ufcH fret. RcfnOirte 9nintens
8inmer In Den gilei-@ireaur bcr ,linh Cine.
Or. 32t. @CftsN Baltimore Strnse, 9tr. SOC mo
sos. ~ptQbtsStrc6e. G. q. g, Office. SIR, 215,
gtoros Charles StrGR", mo Nl6nI9b'S. Gbdrlsss
mo prrtrltnns StruGe.
Suhu u. shCruDpS, e. Wrpipu,
Sicet FSrdi. II. Sen D}Gmocr. Den.t8ait, sslseHt
CNc52-)
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WCitcrn Mnrhlnnh.0nh
Srnt am -, Scjcut6rr 1904 in Grnit.
Slpe o~eriullen S~tlcu~Siai1uH, ME Iulat:
Snultdl,

SrGt nm -, Sejcut6rr 1904 in Grnft.
SnBe o~erialen 0ltlclt~G iat1uH, ME Iulat:
SnQltd.
I"u EOrul. - SducUtuU. NunplliniC. 0uUersa
tnlpn, gVnhrc5bOru, u. & NJ. Bnbn mo ben
1Sine1, uno nuenrnnmmen Gonrtnne n a.
VaDr Nurtud, G0nrthcreblrR. Minrtin2burN
mo gEludCitcr.
TIPS glpenos eQfunt. nGd llntun.grieae.
SdgIld, dusgcuurtmen Sunntnas.
T.lh Worm. - Dorf, y, & 8, 9th. UNI Snnrt'
Clinic tItIib bon gmrtpsGroos. Carlisle unb
g.. & 8. 8u6n.
S.t5 Norm. SnuptIinie. Sngerstnuu, Chip
penshura, Sreoerid, @mmittsbura uno q. &
". Ra5n bis Clifton.
1919 Sornt SUfout. mad tnton.gribae,
2.26 9iadm = Nffnm. ra6 gmorbssrobe.
1928 giadni : Itfonl. nab @riorbsSrooe. 3. &
8. Stb. fpfpie gol..
4.15 9iafm. - Slffom. mad ltnionsgrtoae.
$500 NddJm.-GrOrSB md @eftmirIter. tnisr,
Nrihpc. uHO oauu NtiiuEI. bis SugcrStnlpl,
ionic 6nucod. Srcoerid. GmmittSburp nlb
SUippctshuru. CH~urlorsGarD
1928 Namm. - Grpree nan gorf. pauouer nnp
HcttneDurS. tRdrlorsGnr)
$50 Rnhn. 9IfTpm. nan @morbs@rube.
cts glbeues - gffom. mad lnions9ribee.
500 GbeHos - Nffont. nod @mprbsBrobe.
Bur Sunntaqs.
$50 Tprm. - gffont. mad untorsBribae NIB
Sanooer.
2.3o Aa6ut. - Mfun. mad llnion.Pribae.
4.30 gla6nt. - Nffort. ,ub @morbs@rpue.
= 6dlt nithi an ecr ScunfhlbontGsIne .sStItior.
@iIlcts linb Sco1d sgliirelu. Slbdugb'S, Gde
G6urlcSs lttb 2crinttrrsStrahe.
9iipe tc!ten an rutons, RennfbIoanidsIbe.s,
Sutton uJlo ggalbru1is &Ortb4glperue) citation.
q. 8. Grismulo, q. &. 81.
q. m. SuWs I'll. o. q. Il.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-12-20

46er In Wirtli6teit bduerte ss no6
cine quite Stunoe bis gum 9,ainn bes
8rigabe'G rer5ierens. GGneit bate
eide fem pferb ipieber in S9ritt fall
len ldfen unb mar in feline alien SrGus
mereien %Oerfunten. War eS ia bp6 Der
IeBte etnfame Wprserritt, auf benz er
ibnen ungeftDrt nodbdngen tonnte, che
bas MunOber nit feinsm 9Grm uno
ieinem 8etiimmsl begann, iens 3eit, in
Der man oft podenlans nit)t cine U}is
mute ouein 1T. fst es, baB man nit
ieinsr Manniduft um bas SelbtpaGs
fsusr Iagert, oOer ii9 uuf itrobssbeds
tenn S6eunenbooen gum 4larmqudrs
tier bettet ooer nit einem 9uBenb 8as
meraoen iid in bic brei Grsmbsnsims
mer oes 8utSbofss tbeilt.
Sin Slid, oub ii9 ibm Der NFe1pr
nitt an9ei4IpIen bate, IoIds Sc
tprG4e sinsen ieBt iibsr feline arGfte.
Yield cine erquidsnbs StiQe rings
UNI! Nt4ts regte Iih auber benz Raus
tden Der 9dumtpipfel unb benz helen
BogeIgeSpitfder in ibnsn unb-
Sa-ss mar unoerteunbar. Iud
istn Saul ipibte bic Sbren uno borft,
auf bic Dumpfen @aloppiprinse binter
Der gie9un9 bes Ds9ss, bic raid nlber
unb nGber tomsn.
Sin ober spsi pfsrbe mubten eS
'eIn. Tod tonnte mo- lie ni6t isben,
uno eide belt es ou9 gar ni&t Der
Wtube tpsrtb, unnOtbig ben Sopf AT
tusnoen. 9te paur 8amsroben, bic i'm
oa itorten uno nit linn neiter gum
ereraterplab rittsn, bic betam er nod
5eiti9 senus gu Geii9t.
Nber ba ffou, ME bic SufihtGoe
INNER itdrter atf benz lpeiben can
bposn p~ioerbalttn, Elm I%eltfamer
Slang an fem Obr, cine art Rouiden.
bas S6lagen LANCER Sleieerfalten, NIT
benz Der bleibeIhp:rts Sdum zines Do
msnrttttIeioes ben 9feroeleib ttifft.
Mtt einem jGbsn Rud mari Ii6 Der
Geutnant in benz Sdttel berum. OR
fiihlte. fpie i'm cine g(tt bon Sfreden
bIiBidnea bon appf biz gu SUB our9.
Sutte.
Me6anii6 bob sr Die !Sano uno
ariiRts.
(6prtiebung ioIet.)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-12-20

NtuetsUlrenur: YlnrbpeiisGde GbdrIess un0
as. 81. &. y. "s@ebduoe),
9tr. 526, siio.groabrpab. Mt. HobdIsStntio
ober 9urtbetsS tntion.
:. .. Martin, Wnr. 8uff. Graffic.
6. u. Saict, Sen. sBniI. sglgeni.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-12-20
Set 81. 4uauit.

nI ide fab IGiIis i'm SottsI, bic
NJ Ghlte nit Iansen 3useln auf
60 ben anppf geitemmt, in ~fiuitsrs
@eoonten periunten. lin i'm
bic Her6e gebeimnibpoas 8iible bes
Sodiommermoreens. Nu9 lusrfen bic
Strablen Der 5riibionns lanee Sdats
ten iiber ben einiarnen 8eitpfab, 81
beHen Seiten i'm Worgenipino
fhauernb unb nidsnb Der iunge BIZ
hentpalb rnufht. @oIoene Spnnens
flede leudten seritrsut slpifhen isinsm
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-12-20
SbDmas s. Salihur Gpmnaut.

Sngenieure nuh Gpntraftpren.
9erlpprdrer gef6ditSpios.
Er: 220, Aeft.grdtt.s trase.
Ntr fIo in Der Gage, Sautpis unS MaFcr.
bet5uig, toiple Sobernds3 anpfrbbren, ME it'd.
ber, ber5utfeueu. 9ampffeffeI Werfe fuuroer
nibt bnr6 Seler bef6dhiet. Ydmptfeftei
9irmpen .ir. fhr nnmiitelbart
OH. Sermon 1920. gpurtIuub sla
(SoH22.1S.1&6)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-12-20
Baltimore Sransfer Np..

Srpnt. nnb @nD.StrnBc,
bat ibre gistiaituna I'M mebrere Gihrtperf.
CSdHs) bererobert uro lit iett i'm StarSe.
Mirbel7 bon Saus 81 Sans 81 beiproern unS
fir Die Anibeipabrnng ODER @erieRoanq M
berpaden. Nrempte uno SueerldfHee gebiei
nnile iuiro 5l9eItdert. (525
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-12-20

Den ednlptt es uuter ban langen Hieb
grGisrn uno ben triefenoen 1urnu
Sin feiner psiBsr Ounit Iiegt pie 81
Shleier iibsr ben 0ingen.
gtpas SunqfrGuIi6es, etrpas 6eili
9es Iebt in bieler WolbeinIdmteit, Di
| i6reiqeno unb unberiibrt Der Slut
bes Mittags entgegenoGmmert. Geil
Qaut ringsum ais 6infen9e5lpitihe.
uno Der before S6rei oes 6dbcrs. 81,
unb an TdteBt bIiBi9neLl ruie Elm gral.el
Streifen Elm piIbes 9unin6en iiber BIZ
S6neiie binlueq in ieinen Ban. Gtr
Reb6od treu3t in 3pei Ieiften Gpriir.
gen ben Neg. Poh BON Weitem tie.
man i'm WaIoe ben ipeiben SpiegeI
lsu6ten uno tIingt Oos tiefe, bl0tenot
Sdelten oes IbiereS beriiber.
Der Sprung, ben bas Pfero babe
getban, brahte Side gu iid. Ur rid.
tcte ii6 i'm Sattef auf unb fab, bob
ibm BON ierne Der QiieFor BON Srdbcrz
itein i'm SaQOgalopp e%rtgegentam.
glS Der YNeTor ben 2eutnant err
fannie, 3iigelte er iein Pferb uno rei4te
ibm bic Re6te.
gRa-Sie @Iidli8sr!" ipra6 sr,
oGie reiten ieBt erIt log, unb id" er
fab auf bic u6r-nmuB mid i6on
ellen, um re9t5eitig in msin 2tttenlod)
gu tpmmen. Sein 8ergniigen-i9p6r
es Sbnen-5ug fir Gag ben gan3en
&reis i'm 8dum gu b%alten."
Side fab ben gliefor stipaS ar9er=
Ii9 an.
.@Iaubtn Sic, baB i'd gum Der
gniigeu ausrette, 8aron2-babsn sic
nal erit ben 0isnIt lpie mir in oiefen
Sunostag,n! SeBt muB i'd uuf ben
groBsn @rer3isrpluB unb nit 5pon5ig
Mdnner6en beim 8ri9aOezGrsr3iersn
ben martirten 9einO bnrftelen belien-
bann 1T beuts 2(beno Na9ti4ieben."
.No6 einlnal?"
pGs purbe ia neuli4 berregnst uro
ruB bsuts a6gemaft iper6en, neil mir
morgen in auer 8%ottesfriibe ms sra
pOper geben!"
.Sn's ManOper!" Der bon ardbsne
ftein feuf3te.- nStol3e Sa6e-pout',
i'd lpdre audi bubei-beneibe sic
burum-tpirO Sbnen i~ibrigen8 gut t6un
-iebeu bsrpiinI9t f4le6t uus!"
Side mufterte baS Pfero bsS an
oeren. sa
Der Saul taugt ntebr, als mein
S4inOsr bier" er I4lug drgerlib
feinem pferbe nit Der fla9en 5dno
Ouf ben 9uls-nben mir msin !9duptz
mann pGbreno fetner &runtbeit gum
Reiten gsgeben bat"
vNa-ba ippllen mir bod nal Ieben,
oh sic pTerbsoerItono beIiBen?"
i4er3te Der QFeIpr, glio-oon mem
taufts i'd ben Gdul?-Sie miHen eS
piNen."
pa i'd ielbIt Elm 0ubenO nal
bruufseisiisn bin" io9ts Der 2eutnant
adieIaudenb. Der Saul se9Drte Sic
fede; OBJ CT ibn pertduft bat, peiB i4
ni9t."
r9.rat6sn! bat es Sbnen @i,Iede
tttpa I4On gefugt?" 1'r
Side fob ben abnunaSIOIsn QKsFor
RGI6beIuftigt an. nNein!" Ipra6 er
bonn gleihgilttg. lid bube ibn nur
5fpsimaI auf benz GrerSisrpIus sss
feben."
n4br ct 1T bod i9on felt a4t Va
gen bon Der Sod3eitsrtiIe 3uriid!"
ga, i'd tpeiB."
n8a boben gle an Gnbe fein. Srau
~iiber9aupt nod ui9t sefeben3"
Set fte Jrau @teIede 1T, a[lerz
bings nod ni9t!"
nSie tpsrbsn fi6 fpunbern"-ber
Baron Ia4te Oeri4mist. n0onnerretz
ter-tt baS Elm. 5ruu-id lam Sbnsn
fagen-"
absr Der 2,utnant Iieb Jpn nidt
ausrsben, fonbsrn reidte ibm bic
Sonb; n@er3eiben sic, 8arpn-i9
muB gum Oienit-"
lnb In tur3sm Galopp iprsnate ,r
bupoH, inoeB Der QFsTor benz Stdbts
den sutrabte,
46er in Wirtli6teit bduerte ss nod
cine CUTE Stunbe bis gum 9esinn bes
8rigaoes@ QGnqit bate
- -
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1904-01-22
the only nigh essas Oeh,ns pe~aee
msde o. modosato pvloS.
Baking
Powder
NEW MANUfACTURlNG co
Mitchell Will BE Headquarters fu
Manufacturing Concern just
Organized.

The Thorson Manufacturing Com
pany is a e concern that has just
been organized with Il capital OF
$50, 900, and which will have its
headquarters in this city. The in
corpOrators are Gilbert Thorson.
Edward WEIGH, John Christopher.
G. G. Christopher, all of Letcher,
and O. c. Thompson, of this city.
The purpose of the company is the
manufacture OF a patent cylinder
wrench, OF which John Christopher
is the %patentee, and which is
claimed by t%hreshermen to be N OF
the most useful little articles used
arOlnd a threshinY machine.
The incorporators are all promin-
ent farmers and business me and
men who have the means to push
the venture to a successful termIn-
alton. They expect to be able to
put their product on the market
early III the Spring. and while for
the present the goods will be manu-
featured i'm the east Oh contract, it
is expected ultimately to establish
a factory in Mitchell.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1904-01-22
DEDICATE LOOMS CHURCH
New congregational House Of Wor
ship Will he Dedicated Last
Sunday in January.

For some time it has been the in
tention Of the Congregational society
at LOOMS to dedi :ate their new
church. but one thing and another
has intercepted the arrangements,
and a date has finally been set for the
occasion. The dedicatory exercises
will be held Sunday, Jan. 81, under
the direction of the pastor. Rev. e.
M. Moore. Sunday school will be
held in the morning after which the
following program will he given:
D%oxolopy.
"Coronatlon," by Congregation.
Song, by the choir.
Responsive reading, Psalms "a.
Invocation.
Scripture lesson.
Song by congregation.
Sermon by Rev. w. III. Th.ail, D..
d., of Huron.
Song by choir.
DedicatorY exercises.
Song by Congregation.
Benediction.
At the evening exercises a sermon
will be delivered and short addresses
will be made by the members OF the
congregation.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1904-01-22
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.
card case with your name en-
graved on it and filed with 100 call
ing or business cards. Everybody or
ders them. Sample case and 100 cards
postpaid 4oc. This case and cards
retails at Is cents. You have only tc
show sample to secure an order.
Send 40c at once for case aud loo
cards, or send zoe for 100 cards with.
out case. Mention this paper.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1904-01-22
The peculiar cough which indicate

The peculiar cough which indicates
Group is usually we'll known to the
mothers of croupy children. No time
should be lost in the treatment of it.,
and for this purpose no medicine has
received more universal approval than
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy. DO
not waste valuable time in expert
merting with untried remedies, no
matter how highly they may be rec
commended, but give this medicine
as directed and all symptoms of
Group will quickly disappear. For
sale by all druggists.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1904-01-22
Pains in the Stomach

Like toothache this is not a dan
gerous but a decidedly unpleasant
ailment. Persons who are subject to
attacks OF it will be pleased to know
that prompt relief may be had by
taking a dose or two OF Chamber
lain's Collie, Cholera and Diarrhoea
Remedy. This remedy is equally
valuable for children and when re-
duced with water and sweetened is
pleasant to take. For sale by all
druggists.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1904-01-22
P%cssimi.tic Outlook.

Prospective Patron-What modern
languages do you teach here?
College President (ifty years hence)-
All the leading ones except English.
Prospective Patron-Except English?
How is that?
College President-We have aban-
doned the effort to keep up with it. Our
standard dictionaries now contain sew
eral million words-principally slang,
sir: principally slang-and there is u
new one born into the language every
minute In the day.-Chicago Tribune.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1904-01-22
For over olxty years

An old and we'll tried remedy, Mrs.
Winslow's Soothing Syrup, has been
used owe 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 diarrnoea. 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, 1904-01-22

| would not be without a box Of
Berg's Sweet Laxative Chips in my
home, states a prominent business
man of your city. They do the work
are perfectly harmless and act gently
to the bowels. Best for constipation
and bowel complaints. 10 and 25
cents. l.. o. Gale.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1904-01-22

Rheumatism lobs winter of all its
pleasure for many people and gallons
of Eminent are used by these suffer
ers. Rheumatism is a disease Of the
blood. External remedies Will not
cure it. hut Coles RludbildeI will.
and cifectually. 1t makes new, pure
blood and builds up the system.
Try it It's guaranteed. Sl.0O a
bottle by all druggists.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1904-01-22
A little hurt or a terrible wount

A little hurt or a terrible wound
or burn it makes no difference.
Coles Carbolisalve will stop the pain
quicker than anything else and will
heal it without a scar. Carbolisalve
has stood the test of thirty years.
constant use in millions of homes.
1t always cures. Get Coles. If it
isn't Coles it isn't Carbolisalve. 25
and SOC by all druggists.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1904-01-22

When you wish to convey the subtlest
and most delicate battery to a man
ask him for advice. 1t isn't necessary
10 follow it.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1904-01-22
N.M. Mnsn.t vha, M.nn.

Mrs. il wish YOU wouldn't snore 81.
Mr.. il have To. my dear: otherwise
the other boardcrs would near you.-
Columbia Tester.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1904-01-22
One Description of Ii.

"What." asked the teacher, "do you
understand by the strenuous life?'
Does it convey any meaning to you?"
Sure replied the bad boy.
"What?"
"Why, what happens in the wood
shed when pa gets home after you've
been naughty" was the prompt reply.
-Chicagc Post.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1904-01-22

One can stop when he ascends. but
not when he descends.-Napoleon.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1904-01-22
Reflex -in,snlidation.

Reflex intimidation.
Eleanor l've refused Edgar five
times.
Dorothy-Well:
E~leanor-llere's u note saying he
lends me this lovely diamond ring to
wear until | accept him.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1904-01-22
LJuKING FOR THE PIXIE
v Number OF People are Waiting
for an agent to Deliver
SnmA MawazineS
SOM Magazines,

Tor all agent to Deliver
SOM Magazines.
ABOUT n OF the easies, ways to
deal With soliciting agents who are
total strangers is TO not buy ANYTHING
of then. Thele are a number OF peo-
pie In town who are anXiousIy await
ing the arrival OF some premiums on
Il magazine which they contracted
lor but have not arrived. Along
early in December a man by the name
OF j. Q. Burnett made a house to
house canvass for the Ideal Publish
ing Co soliciting subscriptions for
"a magazines He offered to deliver
the 81 copies Of the magazine all at
once or once a week for $500. After
The 81 copies had been delivered the
purchaser was entitled to select a
premium FROM a large list Of articles
which were presumed to be quite VAL
liable.
Burnett issued a certificate OF guar
antee which bore the signature and
seal Of S. Cattrell, clerk of courts.
and this gave confidence to the pur-
chaser that the scheme was all right.
MIR. Cattrell's official seal and the
signature were not there to endorse
the plan Of the agent. Burnett went
to the clerk of courts and asked him
to witness his signature to the guar
antee certificate and then the agent
used the clerks signature and seal
as an authority that his work was
sanctioned otficiallv.
Up to the present time the people
who put up their $500 have not re-
ceived what they bargained for. We
simply mention this as one of a
dozen or mor incidents that occur
during the year to be careful in buy
ing Of agents. or IL this must be
done hold on to your money until the
goods ale delivered.
Coles Cough Cure in a way cures
to stay cured. 1t removes the cause
and heals the diseased membrane.
Thousands OF cures Of Group, bron-
chitis and stubborn throat and lung
troubles prove its wonderful merit.
Get Cole's--it is guaranteed by all
druggists.
Going Halves.
Lady Customer Gin bookstore)-Give
me a copy of Romeo and Juliet"
Clerk-Yes. miss. A. dollar and a half.
please.
Lady Customer find I've only got
Is cents. Just give me "Romeo."-St.
Paul Pioneer-Press.
''Cule the cough and save the
life" DIR. Woods Norway Pine
Syrup cures coughs and colds. down
to the very verge of consumption.
"Didn't your old employers recon-
mend you?"
"Oh. yesr
''Their word should have be<o
enough"
cit was. They announced me as the
best man they ever turned out."-Cin-
>innat Commercial Tribune
Monarch over pain. Burns, cuts,
sprains, stings. Instant relief. DR..
Thomas Eclectric Oil. At any drug
store.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1904-01-22
BOHEMIA s sxns ~ 1~F :,

In 1896 I experienced at times patches on the /;
1de OF ny hands that itched and burned. causi,
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1904-01-22

Monarch over pain. Burns, cuts.
sprains, stings. Instant relief. DR..
Thomas Eclectric Oil. At any drug
store.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1904-01-22

Coles Cough Cure in a way cures
to stay cured. 1t removes the cause
and heals the diseased membrane.
Thousands OF cures Of Group, bron-
chitis and stubborn throat and lung
troubles prove its wonderful merit.
Get Cole's-it is guaranteed by all
druggists.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1904-05-24
South End Bargain Store
Phone 399.
WE HAVE EVERYTHING you WANT
WHITE SLAVES
Italian Boys Bound Out
to PadrOneS.

Washington, d. c., May ga white
slave trade between Italy and some
other Mediterranean countries and the
United States has been conducted sue
cessfully for almost two years. The
existence of this astounding traffic has
been disclosed after a long and thor
ough investigation by Commissioner of
immigration Williams.
The victims are small boys ranging
in age from 8 to II years. They have
been sent into the United States visit
ing relatives. After arriving they are
dispatched to leading cities and bound
out by padrones to owners of fruit and
bootblack stands. The department
believes that over athousand boys have
been sold in this country within year.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1904-05-24

Trying to Join Comrades.
Toxic, May 23.-Uondon Times.)-
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1904-05-24

italian laborer, during fight In West
Houston street today, flew 200 yards.
struck fire escape. and glanced into
the dining room of fiat at SO Carmine
street, where Joseph Empariate and
his family were at dinner. The bullet
struck three-year-old Charles Empa-
riate in the chin, inf1icting a slight
wound, and then shattered wine glass
in his fathers hand, finally imbedding
itself in the wall whence the police ex-
tracted it as evidence against Dicesire.
The latter was arrested.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1904-05-24
KILLED HIMSELF
After Seriously Wounding His Wife.
jealousy the Cause.

Annalopis, May 22.-Samuel Judy,
aged "a, hospital steward at the ma
val academy, tried to kill his wife and
Gus of the woman and this morning
went to his home with his service re-
volver underneath his coat. His wife
was preparing breakfast and he fred
at her twice, one of the shots taking
effect in her left arm, shattering the
bone. He then fired two shots into
his own head. Judy will probably die,
but it is expected that the woman will
recover.