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The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1906-07-06
INTO NEW BUILDING
Palmer q Co. Have Taken Posses.
ion Of Their New Brick Building
on Railroad Street.
on Railroad street.

Manager Dunlap, OF Palmer & Co !,
is nov doing business ia the hand
some brick building which that firm
has erected on Railroad and Rowley
streets. The moving of the stock of
goods has been going on for several
days, and the business department.
has just got located in the new quar-
ters. The building is two stories
high with a basement covering the
same dimensions of the structure and
1t is equipped with a fine cold stor-
age. When the wholesale fruit firm
commenced business early in the
spring it vas necessary to open up
In a store building on Main street,
which did not meet their require
ments by any means and Manager
Dunlap has been working under diff
culties ever since.
In the new building he has better
facilities for handling the goods, for
the Milwaukee road has built a s;ue-
track down by the wholesale house
and the goods can be unloaded right
at the door Of the company, and load
ed as promptly for shipment.
1t is confidently believed that Pal
mer s. Co. will eventually broaden
out In their wholesale line to include
groceries in the line Of goods they
sell, and it is to be hoped that they
can see their way clear to do so.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1906-07-06
Modest Claims Always Garry tn,
Most Conviction.

When Maxim, the famous gun In
yentor, placed his gun before a COM
mittee Of Judges he stated Its carry
ing power to he much below what
he felt sure the gun would accom-
plish. The result of the trial was
therefore great surprise, instead
Of disappointment. 1t is the same
with the manufacturers of Chamber
lain's Collie, Cholera and Dlarrhoea
Remedy. They do not publicly boast
Of all this remedy will accomplish.
but prefer to let the users make the
statements. What they do claim, is
that 1t will positively cure diarrhoea,
dysentery. pains In the stomach and
bowels aud has never been known to
fail. For sale by all druggists.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1906-07-06

sweat i'll the straw before threshing.
j Maltstsrs used to pay large premi.
umS for white barley and farmers
have gotten into the habit of cut
ting their barley before it is thor
onghly ripe 20 tie green side MS
1T is Familiarity called, in order to
Secur their crop before the possibil-
ity Of discoloration by moisture.
such barley does not thoroughly con
vert into malt, and is in this respect
inferior to a thoroughly matured
barley; even If straw colored, it is
yet worth more to the maltster than
a whitish green barely that has not
thoroughly ripened.
Brewers will not pay the premium
they did formerly for white malt.
What they most desire is a large,
plump herried. thoroughly converted
malt. straw colored and uniform.
being preferred to this thin white
stuff.
1t is therefore of first Importance
that farmers exercise greater care
than they have in the past and al
low the barley to thoroughly ripen
before cutting and then to have the
grain sweat out In the straw before
threshing. BY this process they will
obtain d crop of barley that will
command the highest price in any
ma ket
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1906-07-06
Saved His Comrades Life.

ssWhile returning from the Grand
army Enca,npment at Washington
City, a comrade flom Elgin, ILL.,, was
taken with cholrera morbus and was
in a critical condition." says Mr.. j.
E. Houehiand. OF Eldon. Iowa. 81
gave him Chamberlain's Collie,
Cholera aud Diarrhoea Remedy and
believe saved his life. l nave been
engaged for ten years in Immigration
work and conducted many parties to
the south and west. | always carry
this remedy and have used it sue
cessfully on many occasions" Sold
by all druggists.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1906-07-06
GETTING SECOND PLACES
vermillicn's Firemen Prove too Swift
Runners and Come Ahead of
Mitchall's Men.
Mitchen's Men.

The published results in the lire
mems tournament at Sioux Falls in
The Press indicates that the Nermill-
ion team is laying it oyer the Mitch
ell department IN several of the
events which it has been the custom
for our men to win. In the ladder
mems climbing contest, Myers, of
| Vermillion, won first and George
Kanouff was second.
The wet test was also won ty the
Vermillion team with Mitchell sec
ond. This consisted of the team
running 200 yards, laying four
lengths of fifty foot hose and attach
to a hydrant. time being announced
when the water first appeared. Yer
millions time was / :2l l-5 second
and it took the Mitchell department.
seven seconds longer to make the
same run. Clear Lake was third in
the same contest.
I. Vermillion also won the champions
ship hook and ladder race Several
years ago Mitchell Won the champ
iouship banner for this same contest
and on several occasions has O this
event in the tournaments, but on
this occasion Vermillion proved just
a little too fast, making the run and
climbing the ladder in 81 seconds,
while Mitchell's time was 80 seconds.
10 the tiremens' race Mitchell had
two entries, Fred johnson capturing
second place and George Kahler TAX
ing third.
The champion hose a was anoth-
er event where Vermillion had to
fight for hIst place, with the edge
slightly in favor of Vermillion. that
team Winning first place in 90 i-5 and
Mitchell second in 81 seconds.
The following prizes were awarded
for the parade. held the tifst day:
Huron won the prize If SIS for
best uniformed company.
Yankton also won the prize of sis
for the company having the largest
number of men in the parade. They
had about eighty in line.
The Platte department got the
prize of $50 for the one coming the
longest distance to attend the tour
nament.
Mt. Vernon carried off the prize of
Sl5 for Youngest organized Depart
ment.
After the parade the tiremen re-
turned to the auditorium and the
address of welcome was given by
Mayor Pillsbury. President ellis, of
this city, made the response and he
spoke in part as follows:
Had the ability to do so it would
be impossible for me..to thank the
citizens OF Sioux Falls for the splen-
did and hearty manner in which
they have welcomed US to the Queen
City. / knew we would be welcome.
We have been here before; q years
AGO and Is years ago Sioux Falls en-
t~ertained the tiremen, but since then
she has grown into a fine city and.
has a fine pail ere department, and
we are all proud that the state has
such a wide-awake up-to-date city
that can sustain a fire department.
Within three years hence I believe
there will be other paid depart
ments in the state. Wish / had an
arm long enough to stretch ACROSS tile
state to Deadwood-we are brethren
in tremanio ranks. Again let me
say [ wish I could thank Sioux Falls
people enough for the royal manner
in which they are entertaining US
and in the name of the State Fire
mems Association / DO thank you
most sincerely.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1906-07-06
BACK 70 $4,000 MARK
Senate Conference Committee Re
stored Mitchell's Appropriation
to the First Sum.

After all Mitchell will get 800, 900
for her appropriation for the federal
building. After the $ mate passed
the appropriation at S75, 600 the con-
ference committeetook up the appro-
priations till and the amount was
again placed at $4,000.
Senator Gamble telegraphed Geo.
E. Foster this afternoon that the
senate had concurred In the report
OF the conference action, which now
practically settles the matter OF the
amount that Mitchell will secure for
the government building.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1906-07-06
Care Needed to Secure Good Barley

As the new crop of barley APP
proaches maturity buyers should i'm
press farmers with the great impor-
lance Of having the crop thoroughly
ripe before cutting, and then to al
low the grain to go through the
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1906-07-06

With the signature of President
Roosevelt attached to the appropri-
alton till OF congress Mitchell will be
given a federal building. AS the
above telegram indicates the senate
passed the appropriation bill for pub
lie buildings. which Including an APP
preparation for Mitchell's public
building. In the house the bill al
lowed 800, 600, nut the senate COM
mittee reduced it to $4,000. and
the same cut was made on the
Watertown appropriations.
OF course with the knowledge
that the government building is
practically an assured thing a site
lis a much discussed proposition aud
la half dozen places have been select
ed, where it vas considered would
be a good location.
There is, however, much formality
TO be gone through with in the selec.
ton atd purchase OF a site when
the government officials commence
to take %cognizance OF the work for
Mitchell.
Everybody rejoices at the good
fortune which has come to this city,
In view Of the fact that there is g
law 10 tile course of passage or has
been passed which will prevent the
|lOcation of a public building in q
town OF less than 20, COO inhabitants.
State of Ohio, City of Toledo,
Lucas County, SIS.
Frank j. Cheney makes oath that
he is senior partner OF the firm of F..
j. Cheney & Co., doing business in
the city OF Toledo. county and state
aforesaid. and that said firm will
pay the sum OF One Hundred Dollars
for each and every case OF .atarrh
that cannot be cured by the use Of
Halls Catar,h Cure.
Frank j. Cheney.
Sworn to before me and subscribed
in my presence. this 9Th day of
December, a. D., 1886.
(Seal.) A. W. Gleason,
Notary Public.
Halls Catarrh Cure is taken in
telnally, and acts directly OH the
blood and mucous surfaces of the
system.
Send for testimonials free.
Sold bv all Druggists. 75c.
Take Ilall's Family Pills for con
)s%tipat,on.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1906-07-06
BILL PASSES THE SENATE
Nitchen's Public Building Bill Got
Through the Senate, Although
Trimmed slightly.
Trimmed Slightly

Washington. d. c., June %, 1906.
Hon. Geo. q. Foster. Mitchell, S. d.
Public building for Mitchell passed
senate today at seventy-five thousand
dollars. Have great confidence can
secure ninety thousand in conference.
Robert j. Gamble.
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Ikey and .ibey Tonight.

Comedies in which are injected the knockabout gymnastics and horse play of the vaudeville stage have been releGated 10 oblivion and the tastes of amusement seekers are whetted for something more substantial and pal atable. The coming of Mr Edward R. Salter's newest musical comique. entitled "Ikey and Abey,' which will Elks theater tonight, will be a welcome surprise indeed. It is one of those bright things that are actually conta- @ious and many of the catchy airs will be whistled long after the show has left own. \ large and handsome ly gowned chorus is one of the pleas ing features.
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EX-POLICY KING
 COMMITTED SUICIDE
Al Adams, Who Had Served in Sina Sing. Killed Himself at New
 York

New York. Oct 2.-Albert J Ad. ans, who made q large fortune as the head of policy gambling combine, shot himself last night in the head at his home in this city. His dead body was found today.
 Adams had been in poor health since his release from Sing Sing prison. where he served a term for having conducted q policy game in this city. This is believed to have caused the snicide. Soon after his release he De. came president of the Guanaiauato Amalgamated Gold Mines company. Ii" Was reported to be financial back. CT of the firm of M T. Sage and com pony, of this city and New Jersey. the offices Of which were raided in Att s'ls' on complaint that th ecompanv was conducting a bucket shop. Ad- ans son, Albert !. Adams jr.. however, declared that the only Albert !. Ad. ans connected with the Sage company Was himself.
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Foxy Grandpa.

aFoxy Grandpa" has two mischiev- ous 9randsons, Chub and Blunt. his private secretary and frolicsome asso- ciate, Polly Bright, and the rest of that merry. mirth-movokins thronS, including the snappy chorus of pret- ty, vivacious damsels whom Manager William A. Brady has brought to the Elks theater will hold receptions Wednesday night, October ,. In the title role, Geo. Timmons is the ideal of the Bunny sketches. and as the frsky old gentleman whose love for his erandsOns furnishes heart inter- est in the play, while at the same time forcing him into all manner of ludicrous situations. he is at all times excruciatingly funny. Miss Marion Martelle as Polly Bright is equally entertaining, and the company throughout is eminently satisfactory.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-10-02
Chance in Time of l. M. Train.

As result of the conference now on in St. Louis between officials of the Iron Mountain it is probable that on ly one change of importance will be made in the running time of passenger trains on the Iron Moutain in this state. Train No. l of the Memphis, which now leaves Memphis at o'clock D. n and arrives at Little Rock at 1:20 o'clock a. m. will hereafter leave Memphis al 2 o'clock D. m. and will arrive at Litte Rock at S:11 o'clock D. n1., in time to connect with train No ,, the California Special,' which leaves Little Rock at S:21 o'clock D. f1 The change will be made so as to give a through train from Memphis and points east of that city to Cali fornia and the west. The change will probably take effect Sunday.
 With the exception of the running time of train No of the Memphis di vision it is unlikely that any other changes will be made in the time of important passenger trains.
 Between Memphis and Little Rock train No l will make but two stops The change in the running time will place all of the vast section Of Texas Louisiana. Mexico. Arizona New Mex ico and California from 12 to q hours closer to Memphis than at present.
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ATTORNEY SHOT BY
 DEPUTY SHERIFF

Jonesboro, Ark. Oct News has been received here from Lake City that Osceola Butler. prominent at torney there, was shot and probably fatally wounded by Will Nash, a dep uty sheriff. Some time ago, it is said, Butler was drinking and was arrested and placed in jail by Nash Bad feeling is said to have existed since that time. The shooting took place in Buffers office, and it is claimed Nash fired in self-defense.
 The ball entered Buffers left breast and has not yet been located.
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PROGRAM
 AT THE MAIN
Exciting Times Promised at This Pop. uiar Amusement Resort for the
 Coming Week.

Monday night d large crowd of se- lect skaters enjoyed the excellent skat i ing afforded by the fastst and smooth est skating surface in the south. Pine Bluffs best has been convinced that the Main rink is the pleasure palace.
 Society certainly is making it it's home.
 4 splendid program has been na nounced for this week.
 Tonight. two-mile race. open to all. will be run, With prizes to the win ners.
 Thursday night, halfmil race for i boys under 14 years of age; also a contest for the most graceful lady couples: both for handsome prizes.
 On Saturday afternoon two half mile races will be run. one for school girls and one for school boys for prizes
 Anyone desiring to practice or these races can do so any morning ] after 10:30 a. m., without charge.
 On next Tuesday night. October q. grand masquerade on skates will be given. Three handsome prizes will be awarded to the most cOmical. and the handsomest costume. also 10 the most graceful skater. No one allowed on the floor unless masked until 9:&d
 Skating allowed that evening tili II T. nl
 Parties desiring to mask Will he required to obtain permit card from the manaeement at the office. All ska t-rs must positively he identified bE the management before allowed on the floor.
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Rock island Buys Land.

The Rock Island has purchased from W r. Brady. trustee. a strip of prop -rtH between Arch street and the sweet Home pike, just outside the city limits of Little Rock. inc eonsidera- rion being s18.22o. There are rumors T $. Buzbee, who is connected with use the property for yards. E. B. Peirce. general attorney for the Rock Island in Arkansas. is not in the city T. :. Buzbee, who is connected with Mr Peircess office said that he did not know for what purpose the company made inc purchase. but that eventual iy t may be nsed for the purposes named
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-10-02
G. N. To Use Electricity.

Spokane. Wash. Oct 2.-Eleetrifi- cation of the western lines of the Great Northern railway between Wen atchee Wash, west of Spokane. and the Portland and Seattle line, owned jointly by the Northern Pacific and the Great Northern railways, and $ line from Wenatchee north to the Can adian line, will follow, it is declared, the purchase of the water power of the Chelan river by J. J. Hill. presi- dent of 1he Great Northern Railway company, from Jay P. Graves. presi- dent of the Inland Empire Electric Railway company. and IT, A. Graham. Seattle. The consideration is plac- ed at s2oo,0oo.
 The water power Of the Chelan river is looked upon as one of the easiest to develop of any in the Pacific North west Within four miles this outlet of Lake Chelan. the Chelan river has a fall of 100 feet. Several other inl- portant propositions are under con sideration, building of a large electric plant at the mouth of the river, from which will be suppied power with which to raise water for the lands within irrisable elevation above the Columbia river including several thousand acres of land across the riv- er east from Chelan falls, ana the Or andO flat.
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ADJUSTMENTS


Maclyn Arbuckle in The County Chairman is presented and George Ade has caught and pictured with a
 facile pen the foibles of a country community and shed the gentle light of his nature upon hem It is in his
 types. that Ade is seen to advantage
 and "The County Chairman" which
 will be presented at the Elks theater
 Saturday, October 6, matinee and
 night, abounds with the characters
 from every life and those who know
 from association are vividly drawn
 With just enough caricature to make
 them stand out boldly from the can
 vas. Here We have the bluff, rugged
 personality of Jim Hacker, the coun-
 tN chairman. admirably played by
 Maclyn Arbuckle. as an easy going.
 open hearted spender. but one whose
 a set purpose. The sort of man who
 would stay up all night to defeat an enemy. Jim Heckler is curious com posite of easy good heartedness, senti-
 ment and fierce hate. His frequent
 alusons to what Bill Says" (refer- ring to the immortal bard) are eX- tremely amusing.
 The village ger do we'll, Sassafras Livingston, a gentleman of color, with large family and strong dis inclination for work, is the cause of considerable merriment. He is de-
 picted with strongly marked absurdi-
 ties and while the character often ap-
 breaches the farcical. yet here are
 just such derelicts in every village
 community. Then there is the fat, slothful husband of the energetic boarding house keeper, the elderly
 candidate for office, flint hearted, bent
 of back and strong of hate; the editor of the country paper, interruptions, tall, lean and fierce; the smart scrap py youth of the country store; Uncle Eek. the town Methusaleh who re members distinctly events that hap pened before his birth; and the two lovers. Lucy and Wheeler, who per wade the comedy with the telling of | the old, sweet story. Maclyn Ar l buckle is the same one which figured | in the long run at Wallack's in New | York and other American cities.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-10-02
New Line in Arkansas.

P. $, Brown jr,, president of the Arkansas. Red River and Paris rail- , road. has returned to his home in Kan. sas City after spending ten days in this state and announces that work has been resumed on the road. which is planned 10 run from Hot Springs, Ark. to Paris. Texas The line was originally projected by the late Sam F. Scott of Kansas City, and Mir Brown has the management of his es- tate
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-10-02
BIG BATTlEsHIP READY.

Washington Oct 2.-The battleship Texas has been held at Cape Henry awaiting further instructions from Secretary Taft. The secretary wired the navy department that he did not need any more battleships, but wanted more marines. He has been informed that the Texas has 200 marines service.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-10-02
MaI,ara's MinstrelS.

Mahara's minstrel carnival will be the attraction at the Elks theater. This company carries 30 people, twelve of whom are females, and the entertainment that they give is more on the order of a musical comedy ln- troducing the jolly comedians, Tim Owsley, Billy Young, Geo. Taylor, Bll - ly Powers, and the celebrated sam Johnson. Good looking girls that sing beautifully, dancing that is both graceful and knockabout. Refreshing coon songs and high class comedy. One merry jingle in the entire per formance. This company will appear on Thursday, October I. Watch for their big uniform street parade.
 Maclyn trbuckle in the County Chair
 man.
 Laughter is in vogue wherever
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GOSSIP OF THE RAILROAD

Trains 105 and 10G already have white flagmen. This may only be con, timed through the fall and winter months, but it is thought that uti- mately all through trains on the cen tal division Will employ white flag men.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-10-02

Brooks Medicated Bears-Foot Oil, the king of ointments for piles, sores, itch, feter, eczema, etc Removes tan and sun-burn, rendering the skin soft and white.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-10-02

Brooks Laxative Quinine Tablets for colds and grip, Don't depresa hearts action.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-10-02

Brooks Little Lver-Root Pills bring bile
 Brooks Baby Bowel Balm for teeth ing. diarrhoea and all bowel troubles.
 Lakeside Epworth Lea@ne was prevented by bad weather from having their meeting Sunday afternoon.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-10-02

Brooks Little Liyer-Root Pills move you.
 You feel better from first dose of Brooks Laxative Quinine Tablets for grip and colds Do not depress the hearts action.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-10-02
Will Carry White Flaqmen.

After Octobol@1 trains 103 and 10i of the central division of the Iron Mountain will carry white fagmen
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-10-02
MISS LURA MAE REESE

Announces the Opening of her Music Class on Monday, September 10. Studio. corner Sixth and Main Streets.
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SOCIETY NOTES
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WaIes-WiIIiams.

WaIes-WiIIams.
 Mr. Will Williams and Miss Edith s. Wales were married at S::3o Mon- day night at the home of Rev. p. Buckner. who performed the cere. mony. The mother and brother of the bride and the sister of the groom were present.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1906-12-20


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The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1906-12-20

Buy big Chair or Rocker for
Xmas. We have them in all
styles and nishes. A large
Arm Rocker from 81 48 up.