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Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1904-06-02
Pork Cake.

Gut all the rind and lean part from
salt pork. OF the tat part chop
pound 20 fine that 1t Is like lard--Or
as nearly like that as 1t can be made
Into this stir 4 cup of boiling water.
two cups Of dark-brown sugar. 4 cup
of dark molasses. into which q tea
spoonful of baking soda has been
stirred: a pound each of raisins and
dates, chopped: quarter pound -
citron, shaved fine. Stir in
sifted -four to make 1t Of t. :
sistency Of ordinary cake bait !, -.
son with a teaspoonful each Of :. ma
mon, cloves. allspice and nutmeg
Bake In q loaf tin in a steady OVEN
ChicaRo News.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1904-06-02
One on the Sheriff.

Slas--By heck. that was a good
joke they played on old Sheriff Hicks
of the prohibition town. Some one
told him there was Il man in his dis
trict selling something to brace you
up. 1t took the sheriff two days to
catch the man.
Cyrus--What was he selling1
Silas-Suspenders.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1904-06-02


build the fences around His Kingdom.
| 1t is never safe to trust Gods bust
ness to the man who neglects his own
God puts up fences to keep the
enemy out as well as to keep the saints
in.
There is no change this year in the
prevailing fashions in the New Jeru'
salem.
The private car may carry heavy
heart while the day coach carries
light one.
When Christ is rejected as Il part of
the building He becomes Il stone OF
stumbling.
God is dark to some people because
they are on the wrong side of the
pillar Of fire.
The existence of few weeds is no
argument for the rejection of the
whole garden.
If the pearls Of the virtues become
as common as pebbles they would not
be less valuable.
The man who fails while trying to
do good has more honor than he who
succeeds by accident.
When there is room for all wo-
mans love in the heart Of poodle
no man need be sorry he has lost 1t.
The hungry one is apt to think that
he has Heavens full meal when he
has only caught the fragrance of the
kitchen.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1904-06-02

HE man who iden-
fies himself with
the dollar sign for
many years is apt
to become crooked.
Some creed IS
the backbone OF
every character.
1t is a foolish
fruit that kicks
against its root.
God gives no
man a contract to
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1904-06-02

May-Did Clara's husband leave
her much when he died? Belle He
left enough to make her comfortable.
but not enough to get her second
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1904-06-02
RAMS HORN BLASTS.

Warning Notes Calling the Wicked to
Repentance.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1904-06-02
A Got-Up Thing

Nn AIRY lifted her head Her
Jml face was very white. and she
clenched her hands to prevent
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-02-27

oer-pon Der @srtbsibisuna als Sabz
nerfdnbiser bsraneeSpesne prof.
Sheibler mebrmals negen 9etruas
uno aorperOsrlebuns NIT @efGnenib
beitraft purbe uno ben profsFors
Tttsl in pariS bur6 bas 0alten BON
8ortrdsen errans.
3pei Sabre 5eituns.
0as &riessseridt in 2sip5is pers
urtheilte ben !9auptmann Salt bon
SdrOter BON 8. Snfanteriez Heaiz
ment, prina Sobonn @eore, Rr. 107,
ipeldcr i'm Sanuar ben lieutenant
Shubert in einem piitolenpusn ers
fdob, 5u slpei Sabren sSeituus. Die
Seffentlidteit lpar bel bem Nerfabren
ausgef6loFen. lieutenant S6ubert
ipar Der fduloiee Sbeil in elmer Gbes
bruhs=Q s=Qffoire.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-02-27
@ibtise Septi,.

Die ,,@eHl. .@arDldnoer Giieubabn=
Gnmp."
telSreert 6radt ron gle,r. gjorf, bic aber bic
nGentralsGiientabn" BON Nep Ssriey per.
lhidt wirp. @cn pbiIabslpbia iiter bic
upbilareIpbia unp 3lsapiuJ Gilenba bn."
Bonn Weifen nit Gem uSlus ytirae Des
patt. Grm Often uno giorbsn iibsr bic
.pbilaeelptia unp 8saeina Giienbabn.A
8om Siipen nit Der ,gloriulf une sBe.
tern Giienbabn."
Veaneme Ntliefsruns cbne @st,Saeruns
AM Sil!en Yabntcie. 8ra6t mad atlell
punttsn init Sdnell,issn befSrosrt.
y. $. riswulp,
General Betrisbs-Nssnt.
%. s. Sumter,
Wsneral.6raHt. gssnt.
O.. +. &ntppts
0etr.20-) ectaIer 8raht.aatnt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-02-27
f}}>h|'Fh

s'r b's'. pela' beftise ober quaA
stnos 99mtrrn ber NIT Mbeumatis.
gus gsbafsete, gettIdsetsv. Snpasrss
&rlippel, Merp0ie. an Reuralsi. 2sk
%nne. bon &rantbeit usb<rmomuie
SIb ausfefs;.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-02-27
@atiF5irnneen ansgetaui6t.

Fal'anln Wertrag III &raft bette
benb. = Ser 9au bes aonolS
ioll iett obne SerSle besinnen.
va ington. o s., 26. tScpr.
= Trtilioent HooiepeIt bot ieinc lin.
teritbrift inter ole 9ofllnlcntc &C.
iett ipcIde bic Hotifi5irlng oes ga.
mama &ertro9eS bcglonbigcn, nno
Der sllstollid) Der 9iotiiifotonen er-
tplgte beilte 5lpiiben SefrctGr Sop
lino Dem @cianoten Eonano's, 9u.
noll-Gorillo i'm Stoots 7cpurtc.
ncnt Scnotor aittrebgc bon Siio-
Gofoto, Otitglieb bes Senots 60
mites fir intcroteaniihc aon0lc,
ipor' Der cin5ioe 3cugc oicies @or.
gauges lto erbot iib Die ,Scocr, nit
iuelber Der YrdIioent Ole lpittieen
Gofllnlcntc lnter5ci6nete. is ipor
ein 9eipobnliher bol5erner Seocrbol.
ter nit elmer .Stubpen." sd mcroe
Die 6coer nod Siio-0ofoto ienoen,"
benerfte Der Senotor, eliidlid, iibcr
on geIib bieicr 9ieliqnic. .ie ioa in
ciilem 8losfultcn nllibcipohrt mcr.
Den. es lit Der Dfiibe lpertb. ole sc,
Der anf5iibeiuobrelL lpclbe ocn Eos
nolnafonol grGbt"
Hr1iibcnt Goolepelt miiniht boi,
obne Gcr5ug nit Den aonolorbcitcn
beeonnen ncroe. Die GommilIore
lueroen iih bealenleu ntiiiien, in oos
anralgebiet iibcr5uiicbcIn uno ibrer
slilfgabe on Srt mo Steac lid, IN
iuibmen. GoS mag ARond)cni, Ser
geoodt bot Die Gonlnliiiion fonnc
Den &onol init SiB IN Woibinotun,
bon beouemcn @urcour ans IN oller
Wenobli6feit grobcn, niht bclons
ocrs angenebnl lcin, abcr Der ErGIi'
bent b0lt ni6ts pom aonolgroben
per SiItan5. 9as 0ebolt Der Cont
milidre lit nod lliht oefinitiu icitgc.
ieet, aber pobrld)einlih miro Der
Nrdlioent oem bieie >gciil0niB SIT
itebt Dos @ebolt Der Ebilippinen.
Gonlniiiion 5une Wuitcr nebnlcn.
Ger Hrdiioent Der EbiIippinen.
Gommillion 'erbdlt $4,000 pro
Sabr, Die bier 'Siilis Gommiii1re
ie $4,000. 0o bic Yonomo.Gonl.
mili1re IN elmer Hegiou ibr 0omi5il
nebnlen miiiicn, mclde niht ols ole
geillnoeite gilt, 10 eriheint cine ser.
ortige @ergiltllng nidt ertrapogont.
lleberoieS lit IN Vctroht 81 5iebcn,
bob Die bonn Nr1iioenten Grforenen
5ii Den berporragenolten Geproiclls
tanten ibreS ,SaheS 51blen mo in
ibrer Sngeniellrs Yroris minoe-
items ebenio piel penn niht mebr
peroienen.
llebri9enS miro ole Gomniiiiion
bier IN &oibington ood ein pernos
entcs Gnortier boben, 10 ooB oie
Serren Gonmiii1re bod bon Belt 81
3eit iib bon Dem alimo bes aanol.
gebietS erbolen fonncn. Cine g(n5obl
ebenfolls 5ienlid bod)beioloeter vi.
liitenten inlo Glerfs miro ben Gom,
miIiGrcn beigegebcn luerocn nno an.
Beroenl iperoen meDrere renomnlirtc
sler5te ais ionit0re Sohperitonoige
Der Gonmiiiion sur Seite iteben.
Die idbrlibeu Ierpilliglmgen fir
6ieie SalGrc peroen cine got5 bib.
ihe Sumne rcpr1ientiren.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-02-27
Mns Oeutfblamb.
Scr 9erSsftsRanal ui@t ssiperrt.

Wsrorbnnnsen sesen tatbpliide Sdii=
lerz@ereinisungen aufseboben. -
3aiIer Wilbelm pirb auf ieiner
Wlittelmeerfabrt pisIlsidt nit benz
Mbmiral Gpans aulammsntreifen.
- Der Seniatipnsprpaeb gu Sils
tit. - Stint MenIden in Gmben
ou SpDe berbrannt. - Ouellant
perurtheilt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-02-27
Cine Weiie uadJ 9enti9lamb, ,

um bic @ett cberra6 irsenb einfm 1teit
Der Dslt arransixt 8sifsbtfleie absr afle
Batn. unb Gampkr ginitn. 1bec. 8.
Diener 8 Gc.,Ell4 Cf'ftrtn6icu-Str.
f266--l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-02-27
Waoluaa's Rsabb MsIief berjdaift IL
fdrtige Qinberunu.
Srfalt,,,,9c,,,
t,,cbcr Sals.

sftHn Sic iipaniio pser brtitia 9ropitu s,s
Waes Rsliti nit stipas eprup sor h,m ehlat,n.
sth'H "sbHen une sinm 1lansaiasstn, nit Relief
odaftiot. nm esn Gals MAIDEN, psre,n ei, sts
geratHs bon Sbru aalssntiaHsuna si,sr tnut.
fent film
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-02-27
Sfptis

fir 9onf-, Seriiherungs., CONNER.
5iellc SnItitltte nno slae, ipeld)e Sf-
flee Wtobeln nno ..Splteme gebrou-
den.
Yammam e. Grbe Gilins 9ebites
linb bel ili,s sur iofcrtigcn 2icferilng
bereit
@enn Sic ii6 BON Nenen einrid,.
ten, iolIten Sic bieies WoI in rid)ti.
ger Weiie begilnen.
@ie iuertbuol lit cs ni1t fir Sic,
iiber Sbr @eibGft aGjGbrlib itets
genor interrihtet 81 iein?
Sic erreihen 0ies bel oieiem GU.
item. Cine gufforoerung per YoIt.
torte gcniigt, boB ilnier @crfGufer
lif bel Sbnen einltellt. golllt1noiee
TorrGtbe bon floden uno Holoedel.
S6reibtiiden iopie alien onoeren
Office lltenlilien.
G6e 6 ut6ing Go.
327 Observation-Disclosures.
Yiarat3S&S-)
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1904-02-12

Stella Marie Stutcnro,h. who fills
q column in the WATERFOWL Public
Opinion known as "Eve-Up-to- Date"
dips into the capital campaign with
some Of her supposedly brilliant
thoughts. While attending the meet
ing 0f the press association at Sioux
Falls Stella a%scertained I'D some way
that there were l75 newspapers in the
state supporting Pierre aud that on
ly 100 could be found supporting
Mitchell. When it Is understood that
there are but l6 daily papers and 1854
weekly papers Ii the state and that
ut elast thirty per cent are not TAX
ing any part in the capital campaign
as yet Stella's figures look somewhat
ludicrous The lady would be serv-
ing her patrons butter by keeping on
the subject Of mothers clubs, etc..
than irving to break into the capital
campaign with matters that are so
wholly false.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1904-02-12
Congressman Martin has introduced

CONGRESSMAN Martin has introduced
a resolution in the house Of repre-.
sentatives looking to the correction
Of the exceedingly high prices Of
meats, which is reproduced below:
"Tbat The secretary of commerce
and labor be, aud hel Is hereby. re-
-Quested to investigate the cause OF
the l)v prices OF beef cattle IN the
United States since July l, 1903, and
the unusually Urge m.rgins between.
the prices of beet cattle and the SELL
:nx prices OF fresh beef. aud whether
the said conditions nave resulted in
whole or In part from any contract,
cumbination. in the I0rm Of trust or
otherwise. or conspiracy. In restraint
of commerce among the several states
and territories or with foreign coun-
tries; also whether the said prices
have been controlled in whole or in
part OF any corporation, joint stock
company or corporate combination
or corporate combination
engaged in commerce among the sew
eral states, or with foreign nations:
and IL SO. 10 investigate the organic
alton, capitalization, profits, conduct,
aud management. OF the business of
such corporations, companies, and
corporate combinations, and TO FUN
ish to this house at his earliest con-
venience the results Of the investiga-
tlUn herein requested.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1904-02-12
raB GUARANTEED cA7ARRa CURE
Scallln Bros. Wnl Return Money j
hyomei Fails-No stomach
Dosing.

Hyonei has made SO many cures of
the most chronic and deep seoted
cases Of calarrh that Sculii6 Bros.
consider it a specific in this disease.
They extend an Invitation TO all
Icatarrh sufferers to call at their store
and purchase a Ilyomei outfit will,
the distinct understanding that it
will be absolutely free unless it effects
a cure.
The chief reason for the unusual
success Of Hy0mei in the treatment
OF catarrhal troubles and other dis
eases Of the air passages, is the fact
that it cures by a new principle, i'm
pregnating the air you breathe with
healing and germ-killing balsams
On this account it reaches .he seat
of the disease in a way impossible to
pills, drugs or other stomach dosing.
MANY Of Scallin Bros customers
who have suffered since childhood
have been cured completely by this
scientific remedy.
The complete IIyomei outfit costs
81, and consists OF an inhaler. that
can be carried in the purse or pocket.
la medicine dropper and a bottle OF
Hyomei. Extra bottles can be OBJ
tanned for Soc, making it a most eco
nomical remedy for the cure Of ca
itarrh.
Do not suffer longer with catarrhal
disorders. but get a Ilyonei outfit
from Scallin Bros, under their guar
antee to return the money II 1t fails
You run no risk whatever. II it
cures. the treatment is not expensive
while IL 1t fails, Scallin Bros. will lie.
fund your money and 1t costs youab-
s0Iutely nothing.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1904-02-12

Although CERTAIN papers that are
supporting Pierre are making stlenu-
uos efforts to argue down the propo-
sition Of Mitchell's accessibility the
fact that five conventions were as
sembled In this city last week that
brought citizens from all parts Of the
state was a pretty good demonstration
that Mitchell is I'D the center OF pop
uIation. In addition to this the
stockmen and the poultry show de-
cided to meet in Mitchell next year,
or, rather, the stockmen located their
convention here for five ycars-just
because Mitchell was easy to reach.
will someone please tell US why some
of these conventions are not held at
Pierre:
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1904-02-12
faB N.lsAlLL CAPITAL
Fa1DAY, FEBRUARY 70. lsu4.

The sympath,es Of the people Of
the United States are with the Jap
anese IN their struggle against the
encroac:impnts Of the Russians. and
it is believed that these little men
are going to Prove mighty strong
adversaries before the wal is CON-
cluded. Japan has been forcing the
issue with Russia in order to prevent
that country from getting a foothold
II Japanese territory where 1t would
be the harder to disl0dge the Offend
ers, and in this the Japs have shown
much wisdom. They can go to va
with Russia on a much stronger basis
than II they had waited and played
into RusSla's hands.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1904-02-12

Mitchell has such MI enterprise. It,
lis the South nuko,u Educator This
journal has never wuveted In its 10y
atty to our work In It's February
issue i've and one-tha,t pages are de-
sOled 10 the put licaLlUn OF articles
floD the peus ut uavisnn county edu.
Gators. The regular ptice tor each OF
these pages Is $40: thus $50 have been
donated TO US in one issue rheil
loyalty 10 Us has been Voluntarily
demonstrated. ours to them should
he forthcoming.
"Facts are stubborn things Here
are a iew: Mitchell has IL teachers;
only S take the Educator. Mt. Yer.
non has 4 teachers; not a single one
are subscribers. Ethan has 2 teach
ers; neither Of them take the paper.
All OF the teachers in these three
towns. with but one exception. re-
ceive from 60 to si33.33 per month.
Of the Al strictly rural schools only
10 teachers are subscribers.
For the past three years six news
papers OF the county have each given
upwards Of u column each week to
the publication Of Dawson county
school news. Teachers, how many CT
you subscribe for your local papersp
Some take the State Journal Of Ed
ucation, published at Madison This
paper las always thrown its columns
wide open for the publication Of our
outlines for teachers meetings ana
for our general school news.
Teachers. stop to reflect. Each OF
you--modcstly. Of course-expect your
local papers and the above mentioned
school Journals to keep track OF you
every day In the year, to ignore your
failines. to magnify your virtues. to
chronicle your SORROWS and your Joys.
to make public mention OF you every
time ~ change location, and TO de-
fend you against all that is vicious
and unretined. ale you making a Just
recompense for their patriotism and
10y ally?
Let's syllogize: "Stand by your
friends n your friends will stand by
you" These journals are your
friends. Where stand you? Deduct
your own conclusions; put them into
practice, and you will have taken a
step on advanced ground where the
mists OF adversely gIow thinner and
thinner. Lack Of space forbids an
elaboration beyond these gentle hints.
lThey are not made as criticisms. but
as honest. helpful suggestions. Kind
ly receive them as such. These
Journals have clamored loud ana long
for an increase in yonr salaries. You
have received it. Haven't you a duty
now TO perform? Face 1t!
Yours for practical patriotism.
o. W. Coursey.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1904-02-12

4FpE
The Pierre Dakotan is blindly in
fatuatcd with the idea that all the
newspapers In the state that are sup
porting that town are doing so purely
ON It's nerjts-that there Is not the
slightest money consideration in the
matter whatever. Then Mr.. Charles
b. BilllnRhurst, the publisher of this
sanctilnonious and purely sacred pub
lication asserts, that Harry Hunter IS
debauching the state press by pouring
money into the Golfers for the support
Of Mitchell. 1t was only q little while
ago that Pierre was standing up good
and strong for the purity OF the
press. In that 1t could not be bought.
and now the Pierre paper is charging
that the newspaper boys are subserv-
lent to the money power and are not
allowed to express their honest con-
victions on the capital matter. Not
withstanding the assertion Of the
Dakotan Of Pierre's purity the con.
tract that Pierre requires the news
papers to sign has been published
and shows very conclusively what
small figure merit cuts in the sup.
port OF Pierre. This Pierre contract
calls for the "support Of Pierre as
the permanent capital Of the state of
South Dakota, exclusively, energetic
ally, continuously and in an editorial
way through the columns of SAID pap
err" This contract closes the editor
ial and advertising columns Of every
newspaper that is supporting Pierre,
and it is the first time that we have
ever beard OF n advertiser buying
up the columns Of a paper to the ex-
.clusion of all Others. Mr. Billing
hurst should not make the Pierre
capital committee appear so ridicu
lous in the eyes of the people hy say
ing that The newspapers are supports
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1904-02-12
ADDITIONAL LOCAL

The Areus-Leader announces the
death OF Miss Sophia Marson, which
occurred a6 Sioux Falls Saturday,
the services funeral occurring on
Tuesday afternoon. Miss Marson
during the sickness Of Florence Bras
acted as nurse OF the young girl. and
after returning home was taken sick
with the typhoid fever. contracted
while acting in her capacity. She
has been very sick for a long time.
The young lady was a very capable
nurse and was greatly beloved by
those who came in contact with her.
l.. d. Milne returned Thursday
from Plankinton. He went out there
to pay the death loss of Mrs. Jennie
Shouse, who carried a policy in the
Home Guardians for S., Death
occurred ian IA and the claim was
paid in full Feb. 10. Last week Mr..
Milne vent to Washington Springs to
pay the death loss of w. II. Sutton.
whose policy was 1000. This claim
was paid in full ten days after death
ensued While at Washington Springs
MIR. Milne assisted In the initiation
of a class OF twenty members. The
Home Guardians are growing exceed
ingly strong in all parts Of the state.
Enos Champlin and wife have
move into their new residence on
Park avenue east. finishing Wednes-
day. Mr. Champlin built the house
last summer and was ready to move
into it late in the fall but owing to
his poor health at the time he has
waited until the present. Mr.. Cham
plin and his good wife have lived
down in Union township for q good
many years and have done exceeding
ly we'll, and they are thoroughly en-
titled to the comfortable and attrac-
tive home they have built and to the
rest in their declining years. The
Republican hopes they will live long
to enjoy their new home.
In conversation with Elijah Tillot-
son be said he had just returned
from a trip back to his old home
town in Green River, Iowa. He said
that for three weeks he had been
conducting revival services in the
church and from all accounts he had
a splendid field in which tn work
MIR. Tillotson said the people back
there sent for him to come and con-
duct these revivals in the hope that
something could be done to stop the
.lawlessness that was prevalent in
tho town. There are two factions
in'the place which are constantly at
war with each other. and they think
nothing Of burning a neighbours house
or committing some degradation in a
r%evepgeful spirit.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1904-02-12
CuTIcuRA SOAP
The Worlds Greatest
Skin Soap. r
The Worlds Sweetest
Toilet Soap.
sals Grsatsr tfal tie Worhs PrutEt
Of Cher Slil Soam
Sold Wherever Civilization Ia,
Penetrated.

Mf1iious Of the worlds best people
use Cuticura Soap, assisted by Cuticsra
Ointment, the great skin cure, for pre-
serving. purifying and identifying the
skin. for cleansing the scalp Of crusts,
scales and dandru6, and the stopping
Of falling hair, for softsning, whiten.
ing and soothing red. rough and sore
hands, for baby rashes, feelings and
ehadngs, for annoying irritations. or
too free or offensive Precipitation. Tor
Lucrative weaknesses, and msny sana-
tive, a~ntiseptc purposes which readily
suggest themselves to women, espc-
cially mothers, ~ well as for all the
purposes Of the toilet, bath and nursery.
Cuticura Soap combines delicate
mollient properties derived from Cuti-
eura, the great skin cure, with the
purcst Of cleansing ingredients and the
most refreshing of flower colours. No
other medicated soap eve compounded
L. to be compared with it for preserv-
ing, purifying and identifying the skin.
scalp, hair and hands. No other foreign
or domestic toilet soap, however
expensive, is to be compared with it for
all the purposes Of the toilet, bath aud
nursery. Thus 1t combines in one soap
ct one price the most effective skin aud
complexion soap, and the purest aud
sweetest toilet, bath and nursery soap.
oo,d tar,,rAsss ths World. cuts~n RsSv~AA
a foean q CAseoaass Cosled Pix. lsc. PER yiai d 0e
Stas"sn. f.; s:sl; y pseos, IS.1ss. g cSsssS.
bss Az: Pcse. !lrae Z Cas~. Cosg. ssls E.ssDs
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1904-02-12
pENl1ENTlARY TOO SMALL.
Contract to be Let for Enlargement
Of Penitentiary at Sioux Falls
for More Room.

Secretary Upton, of the board Of
charities aud corrections, stated to
The Republican that by the opening
Of spring work will be commenced on
the enlargement of the penitentiary
at Sioux Falls, by which means SO
new cells will be given the institu-
ton. The building will be a contin-
uation OF one of the wings and will
be 10 feet long. 1t will cost the state
about $40. 900. Mr.. Upton stated
that advertising for bids for the work
will soon be done.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1904-02-12

Danger! near at hand when the
iidneys are sick Kidney Elites act
quiekly-cure quickly. Purify and
strengthen the Kidneys and restore
them to theil normal and healthy
condition. Price % cents.
L. O. Gale.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1904-02-12

ing that town purely on its merits
there is too much evidence to the
contrary.