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The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1905-10-13
4 sHAkEsPEREAN COMEDY
Tanning of the shrewo Delighte,
Audience at the Opera House
Thursday Night.

The audience that attended the
performance Of" The Tanning of the
Shiew" at the opera house Thurs
day evening showed a strong appreci-
alton OF the work Of Miss Margaret
Ralph, who played the part Of Kath-
crime. and Mr.. Harry Foster. who
presented P%etruchio in a commend
able manner. Miss Ralph entered in
to the part Of Katherine, whose fiery
temper was OF an untamable sort,
with a vim and energy that hetoken-
ed a fine conception of the part and
She delivered her speeches with a
virnlenre and spirit that made the
part She Was assuming quite real.
And when at the close she acknowl-
edged her yielding to her master and
lord it was done with as much grace
in speech and action as could be
wished for. Mr.. Fosters idea of
Petruchio, while a little different
from that of other actors, gave the
part a fine Interpretation, and it was
of a little more rullicking character.
Has acting vas finished and he has a
stage presence that enhances his
work. The supporting company is
very good withal, particularly
Grumio, the servant OF Fetruchio,
was played by Chas. f. Wild
ish. and he had bis suffering stunt
in fine shape. The characters
were handsomely dressed. and Miss
wore several very beautiful
costumes, particularly the one in the
last act.
The comedy was given with a snap
and vigor that is necessary to keep it
from becoming droll and slow. The
lines were read with meaning. and
while a trifie buried at times. vet
they were we'll presented.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1905-10-13

through school. They are in for !
good time and have nothing in their
heads but hair pins and two steps.
AS a general thing the che said's
girls are likely to loiter down tow
after school when they ought tobe ab
home helping the tired, worn0ut
mother with the afternoon work. OF
course it isn't always true that
she said" girl is a failure. Occas-
ioDally nature will take one Of the
che said" family and make a fine
woman OF her. but generally slie goes
to parties and is developed before her
time, and either marries or fades at
twenty. or hangs off and takes geneH
alton after generation o! young boys
to raise by hand and becomes known
as grandma in the crowd. There
is nothing SO sweet asa simple,
frank, openhearted girl. But tie
boy-struck girl is an abominatiop.
She should be made to see the folly
of her conduct. and if there is
grain of intelligent reason left in her
makeup she will repent and become
n of those angels OF love and sum
shine that we all so admire. The
whole matter rests with the mother.
She can either bring up a "he said's
girl or she can have q daughter to
be proud OF.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1905-10-13
HIS IDEA OF CORN PALACE
Editor Geo. w. Kelley Says Banda
Rosa Music Was too Classic
al for Him.
al for Him.

Woonsoeket News: The corn palace
at Mitchell was first rate again this
year. The building is bigger than
ever. 1t seats about five thousdand
people and will make a magnificent
convention han. The county exhibits
were fine. Faulk %county's, with a
team Of horses, a COW and other tig-
ures all made of grain heads, was the
cause OF many pleased Explanations.
ii. =. and Geo. Warner and Elmer
Judy were in charge of the Sanborn
county exhibit. The S~toye0ood corn
grown by Alden Sampson attracted
considerable attention.
In the Lincoln county exhibit was
shown the magnificent trophy cup
for which the corr raisers of the var
ions townships of that county am
nually contest.
The Banda Rosa was doubtless
perfectly grand.n Their music was
certainly inspiring, but the writer
could have enjoyed it better if they
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1905-10-13
In a Postoffice Corner.

Armour Chronicle-Tribune: AS We
stood in The postcfice the other day
. hevY Of school Girls came in and
monopolized n orner They were
between the ages Of fourteen aud
sixteen, and were chatting away,
utterly obliviops Of the presence of a
motley crowd of people waiting for
their mail. We listened to their con-
yersation and every tenth word was
something about what she said.n We
began to mcralize. The she said
girls are as a general rule not the
incest little girls in the world. They
are inclined to be a little indiscreet.
They think more of the boys than Of
their books, and often fail to get
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1905-10-13
Shipping Cattle from Range.

Everts, S. ID Oct. 5.-I,he move
ment of range cattle to the market
has commenced in earnest and there
are many hundreds of carloads Of fat
cattle waiting for the means of trans
portation.
Railroads through the range
country are swamped with orders for
cars though nc more so than for
many years past.
1t is estimated that over 5000 cars
of range cattle will find their way to
various markets in the next two
months.
In addition to this vast number of
over 5000 cars of sheep will be
through this state in the next
month.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1905-10-13
THE STRIKE STILL ON
Several Printers Leave the City AT
ter Seeing the Hopelessness
OF Their Cause.

The strike which was jnaugurated
by the Mitchell printers Monday,
Oct. ,, is Still ION and the fellows
who walked oat have about reached
the conclusion that they are a de-
feated lot. The cheerful smile that
surfaced their countenances d day or
two after walking out has vanished
and the question, ''What shall we
do?" is plainly written there. Real
izing the futility of waiting around
much LONGER for a settlement Of the
strike with the en- loying printers
several OF the union people have
given up in disgust and have sought
other fields. Wayne Lickish Departed
Monday for Chicago and will take a
position in a collar factory, while
Miss Mary AXtel went to the home
of her sister at Groton AND will re-
main there indefinite ly. One or two
of the rest are looking after some
thing else and it will not be long
before the union forces in this city
will ne out of it.
The lookout committee is constant
ly meeting every train that comes
into the city on the watch for print
ers coming here to take their places,
and they figure they might as we'll be
doing that as sitting around head
quarters with nothing to do. 1t is
pretty small business they have of
meeting the trains to try and dis
uade printers from going to work
for the local offices in this city. II
they don't want to work let them
keep their hands off of tie people
who do. They jumped their Jobs of
their own free will and accord aud
they are presuming a whole lot when
they attempt to interfere with the
operation Of the printing Offices OF
tile CITY. The local offices are moving
along in /; way that %cllagrins the
striking printers. In The Republican
office job work is being done every
lay and We are keeping up the rush
orders for immediate work. and we
keep up the pace for some time
yet so long as everything is coming
way. The employing printers
nave the sympathy Of the public and
line men out OF ten express the hope
hat we will win.
Over at Sioux Falls the strike of
he printers has reached the injunct-
on stage, and Saturday the employ
RS got out an injunction against the
6 men restraining them from inter
erin. with the operation OF the
business and to enjoin the
publication of a daily bulletin by the {
Inion printers in which is attacked
he business OF the printers. The
is made r%eturnable Oct. /;
4, and for the present at least the
.nion men over there will have to 90
low in what they do or else be ;
menable to The court for their un.
lStitiable actions
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1905-10-13
Monthly College Sermon.

Sunday afternoon DIR. Nicholson
held the first Of lis Sunday afternoon
meetings in the college chapel, which
was we'll attended by g large body of
students and a good many from the
city went over to be present at the
opening service of the college yea
President Nicholson instituted these
services last year and held them once
a month and he will continue them
through the college year. The dis
course he gave to the students on
this occasion was one of great merit
and presented them with something
of what the college expects and hopes
the students to follow in a religious
way. at the conclusion of the sermon
Dr.. Nicholson made a request for
those who were Christians aud be-
lieSed in following and living up
the sermon on the mount TO arise to
their feet. 1t was to the credit OF
the student body that 80 per cent of
them arose in their seats. which is a
fine showing out of 362 Students.
Prof. Barry gave a violin solo and
Prof. McCullough, the new voice
teacher, favored the audience with a
sacred selection.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1905-10-13
HAVE BEEN NAMED.
The Corn Palace for 1905 Will b,
Held During the Last Week
of September, 1920.

The corr palace committee desires
TO announce through The Republican
chat the dates for the corr palace
next year have been selected. They
are Sept. "a to 80, 1906.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1905-10-13

Mrs. V. e. Mourse. who has been
visiting with her son, w. L. Wallis.
Owe at Riverside for the past three
weeks came in Monday and took
the train for hel home at Oelwein,
Iowa.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1905-10-13

Senator r. J. Gamble was seen
Saturday by a Republican reporters
between trains, when he came in
from Washington Springs on his way
to Yankton. When asked as to the
political situation in the state said
he did not care for publication. hut
that the outlook was yelY bright.
He said that he spent two days at
the corn palace last week and when
asked what he found the general
sentiment to be owe the state in
reference to this years corn palace,
he said that eyeryWhere.lle has been
be has only heard words Of commen-
dation. The corn palace lsspoken OF
is bringing great credit to the state.
to Mitchell and tosille managefnent.S
Everyone vas we'll pleased with the
entertainment andspeak very highly
Of the aesthetic and great beautyofE
the decorations.
La Junta tribune., 1905-03-08

GARDEN CrTY has recently pat a
water metres and fxsd the rates fos
water at 10 cents per thousand gal
Ions. II this proves too high the
council has agreed to reduce the
rates, as the metre system in that
towr Is in an experimentAl stage.
The city dads Of La Junta discussed
the water metre system st . resent
meeting and decided that $l2 for
SO. 900 gallons was a reasonable .
rate - could be made. This is at
the rate Of "a cents per thousand
gallons Garden City. however.
may have more water and more coal
in sandhills than has La Junta.
and this mzy be the reason for the
great discrepancy in rates.
La Junta tribune., 1905-03-08

some Of the prominent Democrats
Of Manzanola have come out in an
open letter commencing the course
Of T. J. Stanley. late Republican
candidate for the assembly. in with
drawing his contest against r. A.
Steen and refusing to accept .
questionable seat in the legislature,
declaring that his manly course in
this matter encourages ones faith in
both public institutions and private
integrity" Mr.. Stanley has GER
tainly won many friends in refusing
to be bunkoed into q dishonest con-
test by lot Of political grafters in
the capitol city. We need honest
men in Colorado politics; men who
are true to thsir convictions and
believe in = square deal.
La Junta tribune., 1905-03-08
msv . o,seess vss ss.sss.

A colored Virginia preacher an
nounced on Sunday morning:
"Breddern an sistern. I shall dis
course dis mornin' on de power of
De miracle. an am gwine ter take
q example de chillern Of Isreal
a-crossin' the Red Sea- Der vus
Moses on de brink Of de 80, an
right behin' him wus de army at
Pharaoh. An all At oncest. bred
dern. de sea froze over e. solid e .
rock, an de chillern an Moss
walked acroas." There were in ths
congregation some young negro>s
who had been TO college and who's
orthodoxy had been slightly warped.
One of them arose and said. Why.
parson. that can't be possible.
cause the geographies tell " that
wsksr don't fresze = The equator. I"
The old man hesitated . moment
and then replied scornfully: II jsst
kDSwed one Of you nigxers wus
R~dne ter dispute de work Of de
LAwd. Young man. when DE- Red
Sea froee. der warn't no Reography
an der warn't no equator.
La Junta tribune., 1905-03-08

One Of our exchanges contains the
following. which is q applicable to
Ia Junta rs to any other place;
I'VE should like to impress on the
people the importance of getting
acquainted with the strangers who
are seeking homes among Us. A
family should not be allowed to live
for months without receiving . call
from their neighbors. Many q
woman has become homesick only
for the reason that she felt herself
slighted by her neighbors. Look
after the newcomers. and make
them feel that they are wslcoms
among US, and very soon they will
not want TO leave us."
La Junta tribune., 1905-03-08

On the authority Of q United
States senator the statement is made
that the government pays the rail-
roads each year $4,000 600 for
carrying the mails, while the same
lines carry the same amount of ex-
press on the same trains for less
than a. 900. 600. Here is an excel
lent opportunity for the president to
use his big stick.
La Junta tribune., 1905-03-08

Al the coming city election the
people Of Salida win vote upon =
proposition to pay councilmen g for
attendance at council meetings, not
to exceed three meetings q month.
II % alleged that this b simply sn
indueemeak for tie members to
attend meetings and transact tn
b0insD Of ths city pruapely.. A
similar plan = to be inauguraasd n
Ii Jupta - aspo - ~ snew city
council = indncted into olIsce d
AVra. n osdinance vhieA psusidsu
~ . salasy q - pr msaeA ~
,ssmi-Dsnthly asetiags having n.
ruslU bssa pa.sa. 9ssao - sasaUA
Il wood hsve bsen . god ~ a
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La Junta tribune., 1905-03-08

ISCoRPoRArIoS papers Of the
Lamar Brick and Stone Company
have been filed with the secretary Of
state. The company is capitalized
for $4,000. 1t will manufacture
building brick. roofing tile and other
building material under . patented
process recently perfected. The
company expects to have the plant
in operation by April 18th.
La Junta tribune., 1905-03-08

The ''Citizens' party" Of Rocky
Ford nominated ticket last Friday
night. The platform provides for
one 81 900 saloon each side Of the
railroad track with a promise Of
obedience 10 the law, etc. The
ticket nominated is As follows:
Mayor, W. b. Goblin: clerk. j. A.
johnson: treasurer. H. c. Morse:
attorney. A. c. Sloan; marshal,
Mark benson; aldermen. F. ID.
Stoop. Andy Nichols. Morris Amos,
David Morrow. B. w. Ball. F. NJ.
Land. FFEE
La Junta tribune., 1905-03-08

AMONG the new features to be
introduced at the Colorado Chau-
tauqua the coming session will be
the engaging Of the finest moving
picture machine and skilled oper-
ator for the entire session. The
great popularity Of moving pictures
would make it seem that this inno-
walton Will greatly please the many
patrons of this famous Chzutauqua
resort. The 1906 session opens al
Boulder. Colorado. on July 18th and
closes August It'll.
La Junta tribune., 1905-03-08

The Fowler Tribune has changed
hands. Frank B. Van Cundy retiring
and being succeeded by G. W..
Smith. . teacher in the public
schools Of that town. There is .
fine opening for . good newspaper
in Fowler. and the new proprietor
has our best wishes for success.
La Junta tribune., 1905-03-08

The Ordway Era completed the
third year of its existence last week.
The paper has lived, and the editor
ard his family have lived. which the
proprietor thinks is sufficient cause
for congratulation. The editor Of
tlsAt sheet will never be . J. Pier.
Iont Rockefeller. or any other Old
nagnate. He probably believe.
tlst man, uants but LITTLE hsre be
NV, nor w1nts that little long
Most of ~ would be better of il ws
esull Be contsntsd vith tAis kind oi
philosophy.
La Junta tribune., 1905-03-08

The Rocky Ford country is soon
to have number Of houses erected
out Of material from the Worlds
Fair buildings. Senator Swink pur-
chased enough material in st. Louis
To load forty cars. which is TO be
used in building houses on his farm
ing land recently divided into small
tracts.
La Junta tribune., 1905-03-08
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La Junta tribune., 1905-03-08

ARTIFICIAL limbs for the display
Of female hosiery are to be debarred
from the show windows in Rich
mond. Va 1t is probable that the
sidewalks were 50 blocked BY men
that the women could not get close
enough To the windows 70 study the
latest styles in leg goods and they
emitted an effective roar.
La Junta tribune., 1905-03-08

SRAsnoDsc edvestising d about -
sssd - No advertising. ltgiyes tie
rosp3s = - tAat yoo ere unsettled
- ~ ysa Do b9siasD occasionally.
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La Junta tribune., 1905-03-08

The usually sedate town Of Ii
Junta is al agog over the new Santa
Fe railroad shops which the TRIBUNE
declares are the most complete and
up-to-date shops in the whole United
States. That's the way to talk. II
La Junta really has the best in that
line. il is proper to tell It and keep
on telling il. And come to think a
it. where are there any better!
Such enthusiastic advertising dos
good for all Colorado.-Beasemsr
Indicator.
La Junta tribune., 1905-03-08

alo- That depends On the store
keesier and his clerks. Also in Cd
vertising give prices There Is
nothing % attractive and eatehes
tie eye 70 quickly - price quota
ton.
La Junta tribune., 1905-03-08

the people Of La Junta are be-
ginning TO feel their importance.
and to show that they are good
fellows and don't give . tinker for
expenses will in the future pay their
city officials . salary. The mayor
will receive SID year and each Of
the trustees $4s.-Bent County
Democrat.
La Junta tribune., 1905-03-08

LAST Saturdays issue Of the La
Junta TRIBUNE was an excellent
specimen of . local paper. Editor
Mason usually gets out . good
paper. but this one was especially
good and he didn't make any fuss
about il either. sugar City Gazette
La Junta tribune., 1905-03-08

THE Prexbyteriam of Longmont
are building . fine new church.
which Is to be finished about June
LIST. II will cost SIT 900. will seat
100 people. and will be built Of
white stone from LonGnont-
La Junta tribune., 1905-03-08
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La Junta tribune., 1905-03-08
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WEDNESDAY. MARCH 8. 1905.

+ of ths SANTA re rauyeys s.i
MI. west a kansas Cisy. Isl
hAAA nils, .s,ofkeast u Drawer. q
S| miles east Of Pueblo. and q
,ii.s norsh and east Of TrinidAd- Ihs Sansa
Ye RAiiroad compAny is Do~ eztrnding tAsnun
~ r-ru an.st eoa.truetiou Sork, eon-istin< Of
1ssehins shops, stoeehoass. addition to roand-
hoase. foundrY snd eS,~asive e.rshops. The .isi.
tssi- /. a0Ss lest, and the climate, takea the
year round. is unsurpAss-d- Aln"st constant
sun-hip~ hArarterinr- the winters and y hssaIy
els-ssdy dsy Is . rarity. La Junta has AL the
ssetroE-ol,tan eonyeni.nces n1eded by . CITY oi
S90 topul.tioa. Including many miles OF
brsrk .idrvslk., p~rfset system OF sanitary
.es~rasr. an electric light plant which sup
plies an all-dsy and Aii-nixht -srvies, ~stsr-
vosks ovp~d By the city, plant Tor the T.Ana-
fanre u artificial ice. three rural frer delivery
rs...ses, fire department.. telephone system WITH
rR suk-crihsrs. fr-s e1rhAnse with hxrky
Ford and iaas distapee connections sith any
part Of the STATE; school .yst1m eroen.d By
NJ city in the state, empaoyinx twenty --~,en
Ana frsternal orders, tvo hanks, sso.ne capital
and ssD1D deposits: three n-sspaprrs. opera
MOOSE of 10 seating eapsrity, brick plant q
- thO daily eapseity, mAnufaeturinx hrst quaI
IN Of vitriAsf brici hoas mill OF 20 hsrr-ts
daily capacity: Utopian Ce1enf hioek ftant,
em plsyinx tsessy dv~ mem. canning factor,
-srcond largest In the state. In fact. La Janta
l. oa~ of the b--t towns OF Its sia1 In the STATE
u coiorsdo.
La Junta tribune., 1905-03-08
nU sn0 00ooNs.

Ths big sailrsad shs0s st Ii
Junta were dsdiested hst veek hy .
hanqust anA . dance. 6svesd -.
dred people from . distance wug1
present. Thase ahops are de sseaa1
larwest Of The Santa Fe systsa--
Bent County Democrat
La Junta tribune., 1905-03-08

La Junta's new railroad dA0ps.
which were formally dedicsted ~
week. are second in point Of si1s q
the entire Santa Fe system. Thsy
will give employment to hftssa
hundred men and should almost
double La Junta's population. IL
towns Of the Arkansas Valley are n
prospering this year. notwithstand-
ing the election Of Adams.-Lamar
Sparks.
La Junta tribune., 1905-03-08

The nev railroad shops were d.
eatsd On Washingt0n's birthdav -
are nov open and doing bsiisA
La Junta celebrated in proper styie.
q she should. for il means IN ad4i-
ton of about 600 families TO tAs
town and the doubling Of its popu-
lation. The boom is on there. =
splendid style.-LAmar Register.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1905-03-07
MR.. GROUNDING
WILL PLAY A RETURN DATE
FRIDAY NEXT.
The Prospects Are That He Will
Remain out This Time.

Mr.. Grounding will play return
engagement next Friday. March 10.
He came out six weeks ago, and saw
his shadow, returning to await the
balmy days of early spring. He will
come out again Friday, according to
the oldest inhabitants" and If the
present weather keeps up will find
things favorable for an indefinite
5ojourn amongst us.
Today has been quite warm, the
coolest being 4 . degrees.
This morning about 2 o'clock
there was thunderstorm, the first
Of the year, and the lightning and
thunder lasted an hour or more. The
rainfall, according to Observer Bor-
nemann, was rs of an inch.
There are indications of spring, al
though cold weather is yet expected.
Already buds are beginning to burs,
forth on the trees, and this morning
one of the fayorite harbingers of
spring, the "kildee," was heard In
many parts of the city. while the
blue jay was also in evidence.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1905-03-07
THREE DEAD.
Well known Travelling Men Who
Came 10 Paducah Are No More.

News has been received in Padu-
cab of the death of three travelling
men who often came here and were
well known.
One Is the death Of Il. j. Slattery.
aged AZ, of Louisville. who died of
pneumonia. He was one of the best
known hardware and foundry drum
mers In the state.
Another is the death at st. Louis
of Julian Robards, of Louisville. who
travelled for David Baird a Son, and
was well known here. lie had been
in 81, Louis under treatment for four
months.
Another death Is that of Dee" NJ.
Williams, who travelled for the
Swann-Abrams Hat company, of
Louisville, at Campbellsyille. Ky, of
cancer of the liver, lie is survived
by his wife and three children-W. l..
Williams, of Lancaster; Mrs, Sam
Scott, of Louisville, and Miss Ruth
Williams. Mr.. Williams was In the
employ OF the Swann-Abrams Hat
company, of Louisville. lie was a
member of the Christian church.