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Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-07-21
MISSOURI CAMPAIGN.
Prominent Democrats and Republicans
viii Be on the Stump.

Kansas City. July 2O.-Vice Presi-
dent Fairbanks Speaker Cannon aud
United States Senator Warner will, II
Is stated. take part In the opening Of
the Republican campaign in this state
next fall
Hon William Jennings Bryan, Unit
ed States Senator Stone and Governor
Folk. II had previously been an
nounced. are TO open the Democratic
campaign In Missouri
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-07-21
Rennest Soon Grantee.

Houston. July Poor more wages
thirty Central railway yardmen went
on strike. They asked for $3.50. .hey
were getting si25. The request was
granted and work resumed.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-07-21
Five Additional Clerks

Fort Worth. July 20.-Postmaster
has secured five additional clerks
Three are available at once. the 9th.
ers Oct. l.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-07-21
Immense catHsr.

Paris. Tex. July 20.-At Direct. on
Red river. a blue channel catfish
weighing fifty.hve pounds was caught
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-07-21
On VERGE OF Panic.

81. Petersburg. July 20.-Bourse
Friday was on the verge OF a panic
Imperial IS fell TO 72h. lowest point
since October rising
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-07-21
Mu.konse Keen. cIuh.

Muskogee. July 20.-Business men
donated $4,000 10 retain baseball club
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-07-21
HARDY COMES BAG MAYS.
fContiuuad frc Age 81

'-Jikl1
Notary Public Navarro Co., Tex.
! (Seal.)
| To the Democrats of Sixth Con.
gressional District aud Espec.
tally Of Navarro County:
The foregoing is an exact literal
copy of letter received by me
from Tom j. Foster, Democratic
Precinct Chairman at Barry,
Navarro County, Texas,,,and of the
enclosures cor tanned in said letter.
all Of which are in my office for
inspection.
This letter comes 10 me In an
envelope addressed to Richard
Mays, Corsicana, Texas, ia G. c.
Waltou's handwriting, intended for
Mr.. Fosters return of the state.
ment prepared for him by Mr..
Mays. This is ring politics method.
! Gave been telling the people that
II political ring was building. /
knew that If anybody but a Mays
man was put on our Executive
Committee, il was a mistake by
Mays. But the best laid plans
are likely to go wrong and one or
two mistakes were made. The
plan you see was to send this to
the lOwer Counties where the ring
was not known and send it too
late for apswer from me to get over
the District, and meanwhile to
keep it all dark in Navarro County
where everybody knows this ring
il working.
Very truly,
(Signed) RUFUS HARDY.
To the Democrats of the Sixth
Congressional District:
The foregoing correspondence il
self explanatory, and shows con-
clusively that there is an attempt
being made to use the Democratic
organization Of Navarro County TO
further Mr.. Mays interest. rather
than to serve the party in Navarro
County.
1t has been asserted that Mr..
Mays has the machinery OF the
party in his control, and the state.
ment of his manager, that he (the
manager, C. c. Walton) HAS HAD !
THE MEMBERS OF THE EN-.
ECUTIVE COMMITTEE SIGN !
SEPARATE LETTERS which he |
will combine into a single letter to
be used in the lower counties, il
conclusive at least, that Gen.
Manager Walton thinks they are
under his control. Why did Mr..
send members a letter
already written for their signature?
Why did he not permit each mem
Der TO write the letter which he
was to sign? Did Mr.. Mays or
zen. Manager Walton write the
letter of recommendation?
IL not the letter Mr.. Mays' ex-
preston Of his own opinion OF him
elf, and is it not rather fulsome?
If this letter is really a good
hing, why did Gen. Manager
Walton, Assure members" that it
would only be used in Lower
Why not use it in
Navarro County?
What advantage did Gen. MauaA
.er Walton expect to gain by com
lining" all the letters into one
instead Of having" the members
III sign the same letter?
The Democrats Of the Sixth Dis
riot, who believe that every indi-
'idual ought to express hi. own
onvictions on public matters
rould be glad to know the fact in
nswer to the above questions?
Navarro County has suffered in
be past from "Ring Rule" and
Se believe that an effort to again
fllict her with Clique" to con-
-ol the county vote will fail.
We don't want any tricks or
ordinations in Navarro, and the
ther counties Of this District do q
OF want things published on the [,
We Of election, too late to be =
n wpred but desire "a fair fght i'm .
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w. G. F GU NTAIN
Dentist.

Crown and Bridge work a spec.
ialty. Once upstairs over Burt
Norwq DDS store
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-07-21

LEWIS CARPENTER,
Chairman Hardy Campaign Com
ADVERTISEMENT
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-08
Labor Is a Blessing

The sery svin Mt Wilson Msasriont nesleo' to note the
Mr faf he Is married Ncrkes millions eeen mRs
some renarka staut work sparkle tho champagne
Work pone speak Ia the poorest excuse OF an eocu
patton know Of snapshot At me dohs manual
labor Why shaua work. committed anl crime work
Is a curse"
M Msncr Is content his ne eohearaeh a
aeh,s GA wo ess capable elementary ideas ud
abnormal experiences
90 another sharply contrasting type Is Miss louise h''
worth vaasar sr millions who chose 90 spend her
vacation uoutha a White mountains hotel
Tier rich father protested In hoffe bat ahe ~
sisted hat pcaaurtbe. bat necessary to HEht
ssmpahy with normal conditions
unhappiy It must he admitted a elassmae came and
red her away extended trip Yes the flesh IL
noawosth nevertheless 20 be credited With
nabv view OF the essential thng Ia hie
is life
II develops Strengthens boadens she spices exist
n lifted fram the brute creation ana
brought m sight the smiles % The angels
Ones possessions nothing do With a.
Roiy because o anything
In the pocket
TIE peor man a pauper, aud contempt
Ihle the viii work drone eonemptele
still
Oserwogk Is curse
drudgcry KILLS
But vhoesou,e hopeful blessing the world
is everyoues nrs duty.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-08

GUTHRIE. OKLA. Aus 5 untll
1913 this will be the capital Of
Oklahoma. the now prairie state Of
the vest Guthrie accordingly oS.
ulta. while Oklahoma cts. the
metropolis. and Enid. aud noarly
every other town af Importance 40
caneeala disappointment Guthrie
ascs in the selection a. the tenn.
pomFy capital every chance Ia the
world ta keep e permanently
Here il a town unA N years old
vita capital honura thrust upon a.
Al the Same time q Il as II It we're
rcadA made far the purpose Il IL ~
complete a little city aso ne would
wish To find clean. frcsh. new
miniature OF aay indianapolis lie
dow ataun h huiii up aulidlf of mod
err hfiek buildings lts residence
streets are tree shaded u has its
union depot, tta SUMMER PARK. Us
street railway. water works, schools
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-08

NEw YoRK. Aug s-rhe pc
Guitar corrugated crisp Joseph
Hihsfd IL wearing dFsped osrolessly
af1nnd bis ubnnY neck MARKS the
ap1i where that gentleman VS.
iinched b. an angry mob Of mofins
picture artists At Jamaica. faag
iaiaad
Jo~ had wandered up from Mobile
aud uesded chicken money tie shs
rikbt merF9 when = dspfsf yanHs
man With a large camera In tuN
iebh him tnt1 "a AUTOMOBILES sni
told hlm b. wosiia isg him earn q
fif~apot hsfors niehi fail
tndrf q shade % a spreading elm
fsaa eYsa aidena4 Nhen iaa pic
tura mas explained that hia after
naon's eufoYmeat consisted ~ bee
lnk hnas hY tho heck - an infafi
Aiad mob
~tt1l - easy said the picture
man ~Fhla harness Eoea Hfuslnd
fnar badY snd gua rroa - hart
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-08
EVERETT PARTY TO ATTEMPT
TO 90 THRoUoH SULTAN
CANYON.
fat.f apseIal s.rvIesl

EVERETT Aug i1fe Everett
men Wili attempt frHi Hhfr b haH
insn considered Aeii nigh iWpoaai
bile heretofore They wiii explore
ths canyon ~ the sultan river aH1
try 20 pasa through ibe dangerous
chaHm that stretches for mine miles
through tie mountains
whites and iHdians before them
have ever held that $50 human could
pass through that fofbidains ire
eipItaun ehHam lu che earth ard
come uut alive TIE walls sire high
Bhd sheer. there Is little Or 10 foot 3
hold TO- TIE Shiny RICK uafis ana 81
The bottom ~ the black ahfaH runs
current - strong 30 broken ufth
rapiaH and rocks HAT 300 boat fgaHa
outlIge iia fury
The men ahp Will attempt THE
difficult feat sfe ID hfanr. ifos-
ard Hathaway Wiiiam Vineyard.
Ut anoheniah. A. - Austin aud
Dick TerNIiisKsr. al Ertfait They
40 to the Sultan district 90 rnsibiF
90 flsh Tor the big trout "a BE- found
a. ths basin. but while there some y
them will attsmpt running tie
canyon
This gorge r. uius mites long an
~ deep that iis bottom IL scarcely
dlaesfnibie from the rocky rliffr
above The portion u the chasn
said - be impasaabls fof man 81.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-08

sainEe. haiels. electric ltght plant.
taciufiea. business club. eanka
brokers ufficna. harAm anions
lheater. almost ever tbinn On. e.
usrd 10 Ia cities zoe ysafs old. sFcp
High raj estate Essfyhosi1 like
all over Oklahoma =-sa'vnta 20 b.
alert and husY a. n be ~ che had a
place ihsre Tho tuNn loasa pfua
peroaa aud the people behave Aai {
theY ate there because th~Y wAmi
70 be
Here T. the town 81 = fev asifi
aianrea
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-08
THE HANGING OF JOE
FOR MOVING PICTURES
tssssttsssstss+.

No stree" whimpeted Joe n
first but ihe picture man kept
Haunting a negotiable five before
Jos and hla stomach nnaily over
came hih mental poine
out from The bushes came The
mob al dressed IN local Aiabamef
color. the wr~iehsa black man AS
seized and strunE 10 tbs nearest
haHah
Great. keep mosiaK.s shouted
the dappaF gentleman. while uu.
winding 4 foW miles Of films
Great work. Joe The black
man waa whiting around ~ the
end 0f tbs ropa. emitting series
- Earsies and performing erola.
ilnua az eaffemifiez with rafe sem
hiaura ~ the real thinK
The performance vhH stopped
bY = squad Of police reserves sho
ralisprd 10 The scene after a woman
hal trlaph0ned ia che station ihsi
fheg rs hanging a nFEru up here
Tho police COT Joe down. and.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-08

iufsfufhan llns 20 Oklahoma cliY
las been fsnahssa
one morniaH and enc eNrulng
pafarF
Territorial headquarters scattered
alauf faNn "a office haiiituks
fnu $50 a. ~ tcaa sometimes.
bu, she's you 10 u - = curiosity
These t0nz black gloves are
scarce. bat the girls uusf the Ahofs
siewvva dress Rnd take a chance
Nsth the smna
Once in a While Yaa see haif
breed. bas seldom a bianssi Indian
Gmshrte has ah0uf aterled ftealf
% organising brass hasa II oaii
has noe Eiasums drum eorps uo~
RuiidinE tls0o go eosion mili.
. SIS 600 cotton eaet hoses a
500 COS federal buiittnx. a Sc 900
addition 80 the Elts trmpie
A half foafh s4ipaaa. bat fhnf
alag nishty sow
Was q pretty little @osiriY -
Hrpsa In Nhfiu laeladinx whits
reli. whlt. aiinqrra and whiia
gsaraaola-~ ho makes her fuanns
uigk a IarEu pad - paper ana pen
Ell
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-08

Tsu hats are masking thsF ap-
pearanee. Tae shep wlnaees are
sheslnK = variety 81 moiela which
viii - wpfn real early Ia ths sea-
cor.
A chic asofei which promises -
be faensite with pretty Nemem
A. isxkf tea hat % soft. Ffrn d
fsls Nlgh GFatsd crown aud bfiSu
slsursea slightly over the forehead
a tln4 baaA % wres gFatn rlbhou
wsth sfnau hos snd ~uds exfeBfins
srsn far hfiH ass the eulT irigus
uaiaxs This win b = smart hat
60 G. sleh q wsikSnx costume
a whits fell hs' With isfaa pefn
rans % uhlte ana light blue 'eafh-
srs ~ smother styis being sls8wn.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-08

The crown IL large ard nat whiie
the nrfsa Il feliinx a bard -
white felt Falsea the bat well fresh
IN halr owes fhe iefs ~Yw.
nut The chierst ~ Styles rev on
display and which wili Be the
snarfesf mes eat has 20 scar pish
plain tailor aHit. 10 dove eulsyF
combine tina ~ the safsess r.rrns 3
felt. faced with Java strau
Thta has has q small reund crown
and can be- 1Fnted 70 sgit enc =
msfr. The sfnsn brlu - slsuehsti
low ever TIE forehead Ia front,
While TIE sides and baek afe Epii~i
80 rather riase 60 shs Cs0wm. A
heavy cord - foVe=eaiasrt six ~
narrow ribbon eifctss ths bssa ~
ins crown
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-08
WILL EXPLORE AN
IMP ASSABLE GORGE

tends for e distance u i.ss
The rushing fHrsui fiis efsss ~
~ HrH'r Huf1rHHfiY ass =
thought Inst e passase can h. 49,,
pn sFiHs from iaaetei ta.ss Z
bF Hainfuiif ard slowly haia.e. Z
with iorr sHH fingers 10 he -, =
90 fHH wallis
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-08
For Eagles Meeting.
Milwaukee

Northern Pacific has maze rua1nd
trip rate % 81 70 10 Mliwaukro
ana resufn DATES OF SALE Aru
fTH. kTH AND BrH Also low
rites to IT Paul. chieAgu. ~. Loals.
Kansas CitE. ctr. On same datsa
Al excalfent opportunity b. SO ssst
81 business Or pleasure Mats your
reservations eafiy Fof particulars
call CITY Tirsrt ofrics. Cor iss Ave
AMI Ysaler War ."
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-08
STAMPEDERS TO
GOLDH|LLS
ulo STRIKE REPORTED IN rsE
MOUNTAINS OF The LOWER
YUKON TERRIToRY-oRE IS
FAsuLousLY RICH.
Cstsr Special ssr,dss.l

VICTORIA y. G.. Aug Re-
eort. from white Horse Indicate
that big strikes have attended the
starnpedeys 70 Gndhiu mountains.
The great wealth Of the diaeinRa -
emily ROW beginning - be realized.
An ore body three feet uida. and 81
unknown length. has beer locnied
~ valuable telluride. which assays
from 1856 70 $500 per tom in gold
and silver. principally the former
Two hundred miners are noN on
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-08

juat to avoid having the trip Tor
nothing. and to meie out Justice
~ soinsone. they made Tea
changes IN the oHtline ~ 1oe.s
facial contour with their riot
clubs
Al jamaica hospital joss il
mehtation ran like this Indeed.
ds liked Ter NH muh Dat strap
Il slipped and ! luat fel muheelf
dyin'. when De- cousiables cum
ruuulu' 70 save muh. an Lot 8
alive. dint IA jest cut me loose
and den belt mnh 9va' De hsald
I'm Foln' back souf Nhar IA
doaat beat a niKrar half 10 deaf
alta IA her fynched I'm
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-08

ihe scene. where Colonel cnnrsa.
shs yE1nay Arm mliiiansirs. u bulls
inr eight a1eus houses fer camps
fioveFnar MeIHais and Controller
ftthRgr. % ths Yuksn. have gone
20 this nsw field The new sgktsa -
attracting mote atteugian fhaa anF
other quarts discovery ysi made o.
ths res uufth.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-08


Valencia afternoon ard even
capacity costly medals awarded 60 him
exhibition
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-08

Only seven policemen ana
nothing toF them 10 Do
+ iru ON graceful hill. surround
ed bY a loopllke valley ahd
f hrcote
rhera are aomo $4,000 real
ioncea. bat not many yet
Usea tao kinds 81 water creek
I faF fire and aftssian Ia drink.
The school census says the pop
: uiailun IL $1,000. bat the mayor
vucaHas $1,000 Enid puts Il az
| to 6no ieas Enyioua Enid
They laugh at the 1900 census.
II gets obsolete quickly nu' here.
The chief executive has been
hero only i've years
The town started May ~. 1859,
with the Opening" Twenty-Five
thousand slept on the town site
that night
Three fire stations fun Of fire
men
The water works cost si5o.ooe.
You see a colt with every other
team from the country,
Went Nlid over a sort % oAau-
tAnaua assembly
Goea In for culture quite some
Oklahoma cts heard Asiba
So asa Guthrie. but not al Gala
hama city Il preferred 10 50 10
Kansas cts Va hear her
Maintains ope u thoaa hifves
open All niEht
lunch waEnns. hut u doesn't HiHs
There's an anil saiupn iekEus
aud a militant preacher Nh'i
asaitsd a rum seller
Niae drummars DO rot STAG ths'
praises u Okiahamk CITY hnfrt
twenty eight mills was tho last
eity assessment
PFupaFtY 10 san~asrd ~ not Hiaft
than one third iin taias undaF =
territorial lac
sis miles o, paved streets Aors
pavinx
There's q also 900 iron fguadry
Isa terminus - ihe - smith a
Western aud n tha ftanFwf Enid
8 Gulf. IL on the santa 10 nslu
ilns. Ana has the Rock Island u X
4 q ana Frisco caant them "a
elnnt
nneh sidewalks al over aa~n.
tgsn No more plsak ~alts a..
loNnd
ssysa % eight miles ~ street
failsmf. wtih several fnilow eaFp
CiiY's bonara aebi tzio.oe4 iie
scrip IA # paF
No fufrlEn af MonsaiiaH paRa
lsfiuu frw uid people
Eailmatoi that musf ~ the in
sahisauts are from TeSas sna
aIili rnu auat SOC manY WHISPERS
Oniy one mariias ~ five gsafe
4Hd that b. mRnlsc
Tsu nsftansi hahk4 and thfer
state haAka. total deposits o. so.
aao.
DsiiY bank eisarinsa average
90 01a - 90 ae9
Theru ~. M vital statistics bat
~. biz undertakes bafi~sd oalf 10
fasf ysaf
No Mosquitoes - over s9a
feei above ths sea lsvul
The shirs ~alst man u DOT
sae ifnddrn. hus IL allowed 90
raam the streets
me ruston efpn N The Guthrie
district = estimated naw Al -.
go bales
Il IA permisAihia "a scar sun
hann~fs uith uhiis lid aiippNrs
BAT uoat % tha millinery wofa u
NvfF smart
ouiy one hrExar. aud he coins
money
puugs % ~ cotion compress
afth pride
t4.hinA tackle Il fat aaie. has
fhsfrs m place IN nsh
The land nffiee 81 q ionelf place
~ has no iand
TsIbs,. ZEE Ps,sr,s. zoe ns,uai lite.
80.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-08
GUTHRIE IS AMBITIOUS
IT 10 AMBITIOUS

4 Guthrie wants more fac
. tories. mote capital aud morv I
a municipal improvements u
4 wants eYerA thing
The statesman., 1906-03-30
kleptomaniac M, P's.

A myterious outbreak of kleptoma.
mia has invaded the house of com.
mons. The origin OF the disease has
been traced to case which happened
two or three weeks ago, when six
cakes of house of commons soap were
found bulging out of a legislators
coat pocket.
Since then the malady has spread
with alarming persistency. One mem.
ber of parliament, who in fit of men,
tai abstraction took a pair OF hair
brushes stamped with the royal arms,
was taken before the sergeant at
arms and gently admonished, but even
then the disease was not extermi.
mated
Table napkins have been myste-
riously spirited away by one over
worked legislator, while another un-
consciously took somebody elss's
check book.
Recently the kleptomaniacs have
confined their attention to silk hats,
and so many have disappeared that
some members now think it necessary
to put skull caps in their pockets as
safeguard against going home bare
headed.
Every night now when the cry is
raised of "Who goes home?" it is
found that there are not enough hats
to go round.-London Express.
The statesman., 1906-03-30

are some good openings for progress
sive colored men.
The 10 inch mil! will begin on or
about April 10, giving employment to
l50 men.
G. F. Albert leased the flat in the
Collins Block, corner Second and G
field Streets, and has opened neat
rooming house.
The statesman., 1906-03-30
LARAMIE, WYO.
CHAS. F. ALBERT, AGENT,
Collins Block, Second and Garfield St.

Miss Eta Denton left for Hanna
Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. j. Rhone lost their
infant son. He was bright fellow.
l.. l.. Lewis wanted men to work on
the Hans Peak and Pacific R. R., last
week.
When you come to Laramie call at
Mrs. Albert's Rooming house, Second
and Garfield streets.
There are eight Negroes employed
at the Rolling mill.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. S. Derrick and lit
tie daughter Of Idaho Falls, Idaho,
are visiting their mother, Mrs. Susie
Derrick.
Thomas Price, nurse at the pest
house, will return home April Is.
The Pride Ct the West No. 10, X. of
T. held annual service Sunday at 80.
The exercises were very interesting.
Special mention should be made of
the opening address by G. F. Albert
and a paper by l.. S. Liddell.
Quite a club Is being formed by
the subscribers of The STATESMAN.
Miss Carrie B. Burton has finished
her special course in Bookkeeping.
We are expecting quite number
OF new eomers this season. There
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1906-03-23
The Turkish ynni.ar,e..

The Turkish janizaries (yeni askarl
new soldier We're originally Christian
captives. Who in the middle Of the
fourteenth century were trained to be
the bodyguard of Sultan Amurath L.
Originally they numbered 1000, but
after 300 years they had increased a
hundredfold, and under Solyman the
Magnificent they formed q force highly
disciplined and noted for the wild i'm
petuosity of their attack. The history
Of these %janizaries abounds in con
spiracies and atrocities Of every kind,
80 that at last they became more dan
gerous to the sultan than his foreign
enemies. The lowest officers of this
force were the cooks, who were held in
the greatest esteem. They wore wood
en- spoons in their turbans and On great
occasions mustered round their kettles,
which they turned upside down as a
token of revolt. To lose one Of these
kettles in battle was as much Of a dis
grace as the loss Of q regiments colors
has been in later times.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1906-03-23
Advertised Letters.

The following is the list of letters
remaining uncalled for in the Mitchell
p%ostotfice at the close of the week end
ing Mar. 30, 1906:
Call, Mr.. II. L.
Colseth, John
Fish, Mrs. e. G
Hagler, A. It.
Midbbian, Miss Aarne
Peterson, Mary
Rathdall, John
Roberts, Mr.. w. II.
Smith, Miss Grace
SeverSon, Geo.
Terrell, Mr.. E. e.
Williams, Mr.. Frank
Young, Miss Della
Foreign.
Johnston. Mr.. John.
When calling for the above please
say "adyertised." II not called for
in two weeks they will be forwarded
to the dead letter'offce.
III. L. Bras, P. M.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1906-03-23
ter. Manager Nichols was rewarded
with a very large audience in bring
ing a first class city attraction and
he feels greatly encouraged to bring
on other high class companies.
THE PREACHERS DISCUSS
Baptist Divines Talk Over the Best
Methods for Evangelical Work
in Convention.

Devotional meeting of the evangel-
'iStic conference vas led by Rev.
Allen, Of Spencer. The pa pers Of
Tuesday afternoon were by Rev. Nor
ply, Of Brookings. on "The Pastors
Relation to Evangelism," and by
Rev. Best, Of Sioux Falls, on spray
er as a Working Force and Rev.
Nelson. of Big Springs, on the "Per-
sonal Element i'm Evangelism" y
very helpful discussion followed these
papers. The deep spiritual tone Of
the meeting gave a wonderful upljit
to all present. Dr.. Hubbard fitting
ly remarked, stWe must 20 away
from the conference to be cleaner
men, TO be stronger men, or the up
lift would prove injurious to our
spiritual lives
The executive board met after the
session and a committee was APP
pointed TO correspond with men,
looking to their settlement as gener-
al missionary, as Dir. Shanafell's term
expires April l..
Jbe evening session was pervaded
with the same deep feeling and spir-
itual power.
ID Hubbard spoke on the sub
ject of "Cpmpassion". He said it
was n OF The greatest needs OF the
ministry today. We lack that humans
ism whicl, characterized Chri.t in
all Ills work and which drew men to
him. Compassion never stops for
propriety, for cunvenlionalities, for
the red tape OF criticism, which
often binders Christian work but
with impulsive generosity and gem
ulne humanity meets the needs that
calls it forth. Compassion adds an
element TIC the Christian life that
strengthens every other element.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1906-03-23
Could Not Trust Him.

After a wordy argument in which
neither scored two Irishmen decided to
fight it out. 1t was agreed, says the
Washington Post, that when either
said 1--WE enough tale fight should
cease. After they had been at it about
ten minutes one of them fell and imme-
diately yelled: Enough! I've enough"
But his opponent kept on pounding
him until a mar who was watching
them said:
why don't you let him up? He
says he's got enough
81 know he says so,' said the victor
between punches, "but he's such a liar
you can't believe a word he says!"