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The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1905-03-10
) HIGH SCHOOL NOTES
PROF. NJ. NJ. RAINIER. PRINCIPAL.

These fine days when all nature is
beeming with spring, makes the
%drudgery of the school room, some
times, an irksome matter, but there
is a general attempt on the part of
the students to keep within the
bounds end do reasonable duty.
Miss Gracle Wilkinson has severed
her connection with the schools on
account Of her removal from the
community viii her parents.
Miss Elizabeth Dunlevy has been
absent for more than a week owing to
sickness.
Will LaFollette and Homer Snow
were absent part of this week.
The average attendance Of the high
school is high, everything considered.
There are always a few who are
negligent in regard to their attend
ance. but in general there are as few
absences as can be expected.
Rev. Winner, Of Sioux Falls, was a
! pleasant caller Tuesday morning and
gave the students a short talk on GEN.
eral topics.
The principal Of the White Lake
schools visited the high school one
day last week. The teachers and
students are always glad to have
these people come in and see what
is being done, but WI would prefer
that the citizens OF Mitchell would
not let the strangers outrun them
so far in this particular matter
The following schools report no tar
diness for the week ending February
18th: First and Third Primaries i'm
the Whittier schools, Misses Scallin
and Doolittle teachers: Fifth and
sixth grades in the Lincoln building.
Miss Frizzell teacher; Seventh grade
in the High school building, Miss
Doane teacher. For month ending
! Fe1uary oath: First, third and fourth
primaries in Whittier building, Mis-
SEES Scallin, Doolittle and Nolt, teach
ers; Fourth. fifth aud sixth grades
in the Lincoln building, Misses La
Toilette and Ffizzell teachers; the
sixth grade in the high school build
; ing. Miss Preston teacher. Miss La
Toilette reports Maurice Bartlett,
Dudley Smith and Ruth Manchester
as being neither absent nor tardy for
six months. The eighth grade in
Miss Grate's charge, also reports no
tardiness this week. We would be
able to add the names of more schools
to the perfect list if a few of the par
ents would cooperate with the.teach-
ers in securing the regular and pune
tual attendance Of their children.
Please see that your children go to
school on time to avoid hardness.
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rhe Grunge I'm spnin.

1t is considered Il very healthful thing
to eat an orange before breakfast. But
who can eat an orange We'll? On.
must go To Spain to see that done. The
senorita GUS off the rind with her
silver knife. then, putting her fork into
he peeled fruit. She detaches every
morsel with her pearly teeth and con-
tinues to eat the orange without losing
q drop of the juice and lays down the
core with the fork still in it.
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Passing Of OLD Vermont, stock.

There wtr" three marriages, six
births and TWENTY-FIVE deaths in town
last year. y Gloomy look. certainly"
SO say the newspaper correspondence
of one of our Vermont towns. 1t is in
deed II 'gloolny Look" Not only is the
old stock dyin!. out. but there is no in
fusion of new. Think of the proportion
of births to deaths. Where n child is
born in this Vermont community there
are four deaths. Little wonder that the
states population is practically at a
standstill.- Barre Times.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1905-03-10
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Sta,e OF South Dakota, Gouuty OF DAWSON. IS
In the matter OF the petition OF A, Il Button
tor the appointment OF guardian FOR franklin
weather common y called Fra Kiln ncSrrs.
Ia county c>lurt, DAWSON County.
II having been maie to appear TO the ~satislact
ion vi the Court by the verih-i Petition OF \ Il
sutton OF tho county OF Mlnuehata, state OF
south Dakota. thar thu following named child
Va Franklin Weather. commonly cali..i s-auk
iii beNerN, oithe aga OF nine years Is residing al
Mitchell IN the County OF Dawson and state OF
south Dakota, and III the care and custody OF his
Step father, Geo, Devers and his mother, Lizzie
DeNefs, who ale now In Kansas CITY, Mo. or sup
posed 10 be. and IN the care at present OF Robert
A. Nation. at M.tchelii in said county, and that Tor
the reasons stated IN said petition, II Is Tor the
best Interests OF said child tina, & ardlans be ap-
pointed Tor him 10y ttia court. or that he be sur
rendered by order OF the court To the South OAK
ota Chlldrens Home society, OF the city OF SiouN
Falls. south Dakota, and craving th.t a Citation
should ISSUE, directed To the said Geo. peyers and
| i2zie peyers OF Kansas city, Mo. and. also. To
Robert A. Nation, OF said city OF Mitchell, DAWSON
county and state OF south Dakota. requiring
sand Geo. DeverS and l.i22lc Deyers and said
Robert A, Nation to show CAUSE why "A Guardian
should not be appointed over the said child, or
why said child should not be surrendered by order
OF the Court 10 the south Dakota uhlldren's
liome society And an order requiring said Cltu
ton to be served uponGen. Dtyers and L.lzzle
neNtrs b! puolicatlun having been made and
filed in said action.
Now, Therefore. The said Geo. Deyers and LIZ
ze peVers OF Kansas city, Mo. and Robert \.
Nation OF Mitchell in the comfy OF Dawson. state
81 south Dakota. is hereby cited 10 show cause
before this court at the court house. in the city
oil Mitchell, state OF south Dakota. on the 10Th
day OF March. 1905, Al the hour OF nine O'Clock A.
Nj OF that day, why a guardian should not b.
appointed for the said infant child described In
said Petition, or why said child snail not be plac
ed ny direction OF the court under the Charge of
the SAID south Dakota Ghildreu'S Home society
located at the Guy OF sioux RAILS, South Dakota,
and way the PRAYER OF said Petitioner shall not
be granted,
oated this 18th day OF February. 1915.
BY the Court,
Attest w. ABBEY.
; tATEkELL. Judge.
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RESOLUTIONS OF COINCIDENCE

The following .resolutlons on the
death of Mrs. Amanda Nj. Kraft,
We're adopted by the NJ. f. Woman's
Foreign Missionary Society. Mitch
ell, S. d.
Whereas, God, in His mysterious
providence. has called from the
Church Militant to the Church 1ri-
co-laborer, Sister AMANDA Nj. kratz {:
and,
Whereas, We realize that in her
death we have lost In our society an
efficient officer. a most conscientious.
earnest and faithful worker, the tru-
est friend and Que possessing the
most exemplary Christian virtues;
therefore be it
Resolved: That we, recognizing her
high ideals Of life, and her noble, un-
selfish character. 90 deeply mourn
the great loss to us and our bereaved
friends, while we boz in humble SUBJ
mission to the will OF Him who is
90 wise to err.
Resolved; That our appreciation
of her useful life. cannot better be
shown than by seeking to emulate in
u service, her eurnestness in and
heroic devotion to our Masters
Work.
Resolved: That we extend our ten
derest sympathy to the bereayed FAM
lily in their great sorrow, and COM
mend them to Him, who alone is
able to comfort and console.
Mrs. M. N. Lee,
Mrs. c. e. Hager,
Mrs. j. i. Morrow.
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Sale and Lease of Common Sclloo
Lands,

Notice is hereby given that on
March 18th, 1905, all Unbiased com
mon school lands in Dawson county
will be offered for sale at public auc-
tion between the hours of 10 O'Clock
a. m. and 5 O'Clock p. ID. at the
front doof Of the court house in said
county. And on March 18th, 1905,
all of said lands remaining unsold
will be offered for lease at public
auction between the hours OF 10
O'Clock a. m. and > O'clock D.. IN. at
the front door of the court house in
said county.
Dated at Pierre, S. d., January
9th, 1905.
C. j. Bach.
Commissioner Of School and Public
Lands.
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To George Devers and Liz e Devers;
You VIII please take notce that the petition in
the above entitled matter was duly filed in the
county. South Dakota. an the 2sth day of Febrl.
AIRY, 100. And. you VIII lurther take notice that
the hearing on said petition will be heard at the
Dakota. at Mitchell. So.th Dakota. on the 18th
day OF March. 1905. at the hour of . O'Clock a. m.
OF that day. and If You TAIL to appear and show
cause at that m the order will be granted az
shown In petition.
Dated at Mitchell, South Dakota. this 2sth day
OF FEBRUARY, 1913. w. ABBEY. Judge.
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Cart you eat. sleep or work? Bad
liver HOLSTERS Rocky Mountain
Tea makes rich, red bl nod, gives
strength and health. Cures when
others fail. No cure no pay. 30
rents, Tea OF tablets. Scallin Bios.
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ls," ..S os View.

Il think" said an eyasperarea old
deacon as he s,awly elevated himself
from the pavement to Il perpendicular.
the fill slown man who throws an
ORANGE peel on the sidewalk is no
Christian" Well" said a bystanher.
what do you think of an orange pee!
that throws a full grown man OH the
sidewalk"
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Why suffer with headache, constr
patton. stomach kidney ana liver
troubles, when HOLSTERS Rocky
Mountain Tea viii cure you9 No
money wanted unless YOU are cured.
IS cents, Tea OF Tablets. scallin
Bros.
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ITS Coming %sure-Bicycle Enthulasm

To prove 1T we will cite you to the
bicycles skipping through the mud
OF Mitchell en- Washington's Birth
day. Now is the time to take your
bicycles to L. e. Stair and have them
put in order or trade for a new one.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1905-03-10
Notice OF Hearing Petition for Letters OF
Administration.
State OF South Dakota. County of DAWSON, SIS.

State of South Dakota. County of DAWSON, SIS.
In County Court.
In the matter of the estate of Jonah +. Nc
Cormick. deceased.
The state of South Dakota sends greeting to
Mary X. Lewis. Lutricia McGlauglen and Ray III.
Mccormick, heirs at law and next OF kin of
Jonah r.. Mccormick, deceased. and to all to
whom these presents may come.
Notice Is hereby given that Winfield s. Forbes
mas MED With the Judge OF this court, "A petition
PRAYING Tor Letters of Administration of the es-
tate OF Jonah L. Mccormick, deceased. and that
saturday. the lltn day of March, 1905, at /
o'clock ?. M. of said day. being IA day of a regular
term OF this court. to-wit: of the March term,
lso5, at the court room OF said court at the
Court House. in Mitchell. in the county of
%DaVlsoil. mas been set for h airing said petit.
non. when and where any person Interested
may appear and show cause why the said petit
tion should not be granted.
Dated at Mitchell. 5. D., this 2ist day OF
February, A. ID. 1905 w. ABBEY.
Judge OF the County court.
Attest: S. CATTRELL, Clerk.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1905-03-10

The reason we don't see our own
faults is that our eyes are just big
enough fer other people's.-New York
News.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1905-03-10

HOLSTERS Rocky Mountain Tea
never fails to tone the stomach. reg
ulate the kidneys. stimulate the liver
and cleanses the blood. a great ten
ic and muscle producing remedy. 30
cents, Tea or Tablets. Scallin Bros,
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No. 7455.
TREASURY DEPARTMENT. OFFICE OF COMP
TROLLER OF II CURRENCY.

TROLLER OF THE CURRENCY.
Washington, d.. q. October q, 1904.
WHEREAS, by satisfactory evidence presented
to the undersigned, 1t has been made to appear
that the Western National Bank of MITCHELL
located In the City OF Mitchell, in the County Of
Dawson and State of South Dakota. has complied
with all the prov stons of the Statutes of the
United States, required to be complied with be-
fore an association shall be authorized to COM
mence the business of Banking;
and Acting Comptroller of the Currency. do here
BY certify that the western National Bank of
County of Dawson and state of south Dakota, is
authorized to commence the business of Banking
as provided In Section Fifty-one hundred and
States.
In Testimony Whereof witness my hand and
seal seal OF Office this twenty-seventh day OF october,
l9O4. I. p. KANE,
SEAL DeputyActing and Comptroller of the
Currency.
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DeputyActlng and Comptroller of the
Currency.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1905-10-17
VALUE OF VALLEY LAND
Business Mans Reason Why it Will
Double in a few Years.

Mr., and Mrs. H. C.,Yaeger. return
ed home Sunday morning from a sum
mer's visit in the east, most of the time
being spent in Memphis, St. Louis and
III Illinois. They had a nice time all
summer as they were visiting relatives
most of the time and during the sum-
mer accumulated a couple more grand
children.
But while the time spent in the east
was mainly for pleasure there is moth
ing has much pleasure in it for Mr..
Yaeger unless there is also a little
business in it. For that reason he kept
ais eyes open and during the summer
acquired an idea. He brings i. home
with him and yesterday said he was
willing to tell the people about 1T for
their own good. Mr.. Yaeger's idea is
described in his own words
Not one acre of my land here Will
l sell. have no selfish motive in saw
ing so, only a business view. Money
back in the states for the past seven
or eight years has been bringing from
eight to ten per cent. Now it is four
ana five per cent. Cheap money is tae
cause of the advance in farm lands
We are bound to have cheap money
here in few years and our farms will
double in value, and I am not mistaken.
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the coming Tuesday evening at the N.
4. church. No admission fee Will be
charged and those desiring invitations
may get them by calling at the school
or from the students.
CITY COUNCIL MEETING There
was q very brief council meeting last
night, and but for a single official act
was consummated, that being the pas
sage of an ordinance granting to the
Peoples Ice and Fuel company q
franchise for running 4 railroad switch
from the Santa Fe line on Jackson
street to its own property adjoining.
HOTEL ADAMS MARRIAGE
evening at the Hotel Adams Judge
Burnett united in marriage J. W.
Pierce and Mrs. L. B. Tougher. The
ceremony was performed at $50. and
was a very quiet affair Mr.. Pierce
is the representative in the southwest
of the Folger company of San Fran
cisco and popular among the com
mercial and merchants of the district
he covers. The bride arrived here sew
eral days ago from Canning, Cal,
which city is her home. Both win re-
main here for the winter
A SUNDAY GATHERING
tombstone had one OF the busiest days
in the history of his court yesterday
Most of those brought before him were
guilty of disturbing the peace. Igna-
clio Alvarez, y. Quijada, Marcio Gar
cha, Jose Alvarez, Francisco Moreno,
Juan Otero, Mexicans, and John Math-
ews and Blue Apkah, Indians. each
paid fines of IS. Juan Robles, b. Sail
mas, Miguel Martinez, and Jesus
Stoperol were sent to Jail for five
days. they being OF the plebe.an class
and unable to produce. All arrested
pleaded guilty.
WANTS TO FIND HUSBAND
Mrs. H. S. France of Los Angeles is
looking for a husband who is lost,
strayed or stolen, but most likely
strayed. She is advertising for him in
the southern Arizona papers and says
he left her year or SO ago with
good sum of money in his pockets. She
has now come into a small fortune,
or rather will when her husband is
found. to join her in receipting for it.
She insists. further, that she still loves
him and is willing to forgive, where
fore it looks as though the best thing
France could do would be to get dis
covered as soon as possible. France is
a RAILROAD man, 46 years old, weighs
$50 pounds, is feet inches tall,
black hair, eyes. and moustache.
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ADJUSTMENTS


PAINS great Manhattan Beach spec
tacle, Last Days of Pompeii," watch
exhibits in Phoenix on the nights of
oct. % and "a, is unquestionabIy the
most pretentious and gorgeous open air
amusement enterprise that has ever
ventured into this western country. and
also totally unlike anything else ever
seen in town.
To properly present fac-simile Of
the ancient city of Pompeii. nearly
twenty carloads Of scenic parapher-
MALTA are utilized, and fully 900 gor-
geOusly costumed men, women and
children participate in its stirring
episodes and pageants. In the fete-
day scene, preceding the destruction Of
the city, are introduced several pretty
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COVERING WIDTH gain.


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witness stand during the forenoon.
was constructively placed under arrest
on a contempt charge. After Mr.
Adams had readily answered the ques-
tons relative to his official position
with the Waters-Pierce company, At
torney-General H6dley asked Mr.
Adams to name the stockholders of
the company He declined to reply.
In defending the witness course his
counsel stated thai the witness might
by his answer subject himself ana
others to legal proceedings and that
he had the constitutional light not TO
answer.
Then I ask tbs he be committed
to custody" said the attoraey-g eaer-
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4 STANDARD FEEDER
A Fact Brought out in St. Louis Oil
Investigation.

st. Louis, Oct. 16.-Inquiry in to the
affairs Of the Standard Republic and
Waters-Pierce Oil companies was
reached here today Among the p,incf-
pal witnesses summoned were c. H
Pierce, president of the Waters-P Pierce
company, c. p. Ackert, and A. H.
Findlay, officers of the company. and
President Reyer, of the Republic Oil
company. The hearing is being con-
Quoted by Attorney General Hadley on
the grounds of alleged violation OF the
antitrust statutes
Evidence that two thirds of the
profits of the Waters Pierce oil com
pany a. e. paid to Standard OIL com
pany annually was brought out in
the inquiry today. H. Clay Pierce. I'M
til recently president of the company.
received monthly dividends amour,ing
TO from 25 to so per cent on 397 shares
or all but four OF the Waters-Piarce
company, and his secretary sends two
thirds of this amount to the STANDARD.
Immediately after the hearing Chas.
N. Adams, secretary of the Waters
Pierce company, who has been on the
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OF LOCAL
INTEREST

PAINS FIERY SHOW - win II.
Barry, business manager and press
representative of Pains last Days OF
Pompeii" arrived in the city yesterday
to make further preparations for the
coming of the show here on October
% and "a.
AN EASTERN VISIT - Mrs.
George r. Williams and daughter was
expected to arrive in this city this
morning after an absence Of several
weeks, DUNG which time she has
been visiting friends in Buffalo and
other eastern cities and her former
home at Deroit Mich.
VISIT DELAYED - Mrs. w. L.
Baseman, who was contemplating Il
trip to Baltimore in a few days, has
postponed it for some time owing to
her illness. She has not recovered
sufficiently to travel alone and her
husband can not leave his business to
accompany her at this time
SCHOOL OF MUSIC CONCERT
Great interest is being manifested in
the faculty concert of the Arizona
School of Music, which is to be given
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ballets, number of hign class aerial
and acrobatic specialues, contests of
the Roman hippOdrome, chariot races,
etc.
The terminating feature of the spec
tacle is a brilliant $1,000 nightly dis
play of Pains famous Manhattan
Beach fire works. The organization
also carries a portable amphitheater
with seating capacity OF 10000 peo-
pie.
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al, and You can apply for O. wr.t o.
habeas corpus. which win --Ee au a--
portunity fer a test of this question r..
court"
Seward weekly gateway., 1905-12-23
Bandits Hold Up Train

Seattle. Dec. IS The Northern pa- cidc North Coast Limited rainwashcld up seven miles west of North Yakima Saturday night and che through and local express safes dyumitcduud footed orthru contents. ltisu0 known eN- ar,y how much money was taken bat The amount i, believed to bc large.
 The train wa, Tagged and stopped with drug,rsiguaI. The express and maiI ears were then detached and the engineer compelled Co rm them two mile, up thr track, where thc safes were blown opon The passengers were mot mo1r~tru hut two men stood umrd over thu train Co prcNen,m}on' from leaving .t until the ongn" rr- turned with tu. express and mail rarN. Posse, were promptly organized mo are securing the entire adjoining re-
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.SENATE HOLDS UP
ARMY NOMINATIONS


 Washington. D. C- Dee. 22 The Senate i, holding up during the ho.j- oay aaioUmmD. taa nomination of 3#gau.w-Gonom. Guorg. 5. Duy., Co Uo 5udgo-odyocatn. auo of Br.gaaier- General William rroliar jo be chief O. ordnance oulhc gromdoG lnoligio.llE. Each ha, just completed 30 ,om-yem' term in tine position Go which he has been rcnominated. whaothe law re- ouires three years field duty between terms os service iu bureaus.
 Secretary Taft insists Jaa. the !a" applies only to officer, below the rau. of colonel. but some senators oisagne. with him in this con, rruc...p.
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M6HTS MONEY E0R
 ALASKA HIGHWAYS

Washington. D. C.. Dec l9-. Maj. Richardson, chairman of the board in charge of the construction of Alaska roads, in his annual repor. urges a large appropriation for road building in the district next year
 The plans outlined by Maj. Richard son contemplate the construction o' extensive roads to the Panama vaiIeM ou Seward peninsula, and from the Panama and Yukon to the southern coast, as we'll as the improvement, Of existing roads. He estimates that the proposed new road, will cost an aver age of s3.ODO p.r mile.
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RUNS IN NIGHT SEIBT
 AND CATCHES THlEF

Portland, Dee 22. "A burglar tried 10 enter Police Captain Stoyor'- home las, night. but a, he wa, getting in the captain. who had been awakened, seized him. The burglar broke away but rhr captain followed him 10 the street and chased him ten blocks aaa rw.med him. Tine captain Was clad rn'. in his uighr shirt.
 Tine oI the race was in tho -lomb, auG pma ol the run w"- .mua-h thick maorDru,h. Captain eloy.r wa- badly cut up by the brush.
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Killed in Train Collision

New York. Dee. 70. One man was killed and forty persons injured in a collision on the New York Central elevated track through Harlem last night. A local train was on the switch between the third and fourth tracks when an express train came mp at high speed and struck che arst coach of che 'ocaL next to the baggage car knocking several ears from the track.
 The rocI, at that point i, thirty feet high and some of uo displaced ears hung in the air with one end on th. ground and ,he other on the viaduct over which the tracks run. The pas Souger, were hurled in heaps al tine lower end, of these cm, The coach which wa, struck by the engine wa, demolished and ,a. engine wa, badly wrecked.
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8arriradcd thc Streets

tau-.nrwnn.e, Dee. lN News oI 8 r.,ar. at Barom wa, received here ,.-r.vIa1. The rebel, bmrlraded the ,rrer, bar varo dt-1oaged by the ar- mrrry with .no destruction of several. large buildings Many clerks were killed. The Turkish govormmru. Nl.l attempt Co bring away all Turkish -ub.a.r, who reside in the city, as further trouble I> expected.