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The daily morning journal and courier., 1906-07-14

Women's White Belts of mercerized and cotton duck, nicely embroidered, gilt and pearl buckles, large variety of styles-all sizes. At 9C ca.
 Lawn and Linen Belts, fin ished with tucks, pearl but ton ornaments. 25c to soc.
 Womee's Elastic Belts, good buckles of gilt and steel-the buckles alone are worth soc. At 59C.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1906-07-14
Mems soc Baibriggan QO~
 Underwear. D ONs

Another lot consisting of about 35 doz Mems fine Balbriggan Shirts and Drawers, the material in these garments is except ionally good snd the making and the finish ing is that which characterizes all good soc underwear. The Shirts have short sleeves and fine sateen facings, the drawers have French strapped backs, large double gus sets and strong suspender tapes, the same quality of garments are sold everywhere at 50c. During sale 39c.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1906-07-14

About 2 dozen of fine se Gauge Shirts and Drawers the material in these garments is of extra fine quality having that so silky finish that is found only in the finest sle there wide color choice of white ecru, salmon and bue in plain and fancy weaves Shirts have long or short sleeves silk finished fronts self finished neck and pearl but tons 4button drawers with French strapped backs large double gussets and suspender tapes.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1906-07-14

Boys, Youths, Misses and Children's Black Tennis Ox- fords-all sizes. At 49c pair.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1906-07-14

Comfortable Kimonos of very good quality lawn, in a variety of pretty figured pat terms, double yoke back and front, finishing of fine lawn border trimming ' these are priced from
 49c to 75c.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1906-07-14
Mems 19C Gauge A916r
 Lisle Hose, bE"~

20 dozen Mems fine Gauge Lisle Hose in plain black, tan and gray, also a smaller lot of black, tan and blue, in figures and the stylish hair-line stripes, this hosiery is extra we'll made with double soles, heels and toes. A regular 19c value, At 123c a pair.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1906-07-14
Saturday Brings Forth Good Items from the Suit Roon

A number of very pretty model waists in dainty French Batigtes and fine lawns, elab- crate trimmings of embroi- dery and lace, also several pretty designs of all-ovor en- broidery. Regular value, $5,90.
 At $3.75.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1906-07-14

This summers most popu- lar waist-the Peter Pan", made of fine sheer linen, plait- ed on both sides, neat shirt pocket and turnover collar and cuffs-sold regularly at $2.50. Saturday they will be priced at
 $1.5O.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1906-07-14

picked They will interesting profitable The selling Woen doubt form the leading Every other attention
The daily morning journal and courier., 1906-07-14
Coat Sets, 12kc.

Neat Coat Sets of fine wash materials 25c value. At 12ac.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1906-11-02
WEEKS HAPPENINGS
NEWS 90 rng WEEK IN a Cow.
nGNsgp roRM
SOAK rails MIN narrs--lslg structure
IN Heart % cio ncstroycsi---i'oss
E4imasea q, sse.eoe--Aneant Of
Insurance Unknown.
Insurance Unknown.

About o'clock sunday morn
ing IRE was discovered in the four
story frame mill building of the Full
ton Milling company situated In the
heart OF Sioux Falls Efforts to save
the building were anavailing. and the
structure and Its contents were COM
pletely destroyed, en,aiiing an esa-
mated loss of about $4,000. William
Fulton. the principal stakeholder In
the company. Is temporarily out OF the
city. 50 no authentic Information con-
corning the amount OF the insurance
could be secured. but II is understood
the loss is fully covered by insurance
The FIRE Is believed TO have peen
caused by spontaneous combustion OF
the dust In the upper portion OF the
mill. The fire department responded
promptly and did effective work. out
1t was impossible to save the strae-
ture. A fierce northwest wind was
blowing, and had il not been for the
fact that a heavy rain was railing IL
would have been difficult to have pre-
vented the flames being communica'-
ed to other buildings by flying EN-
bers
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1906-11-02
IagslnrANs l.ANp ns.sasa
tlekshEased Uesa nesdaa IN Faser Il
ssovernnssai

cekshsased casa nesdea IN Faser -
tso.ernnaent
Atss teaE sease ~ legal strife the
NtaiseS states government has won the
celebrated Land ease known as Tbs
Dead plaOerA Several years aso .
company enaeasered 60 acquire a title
% this land. which ts located near
Custer, as placer land. hut tho apptt.
cation for Q patent was suspended on
request Of r. n wadsworth, special
agent OF the government land office.
who claimed that the land was more
valuable for timber than for any other
purpose, The hand office upheld Mr..
wadswor,h and this decision was sus-
tained by the commissioner of the gene
eral land Office. The case was then
appealed to the secretary OF the inte-
rior. who affirmed the previous deci-
sions, The final decision has Just been
handed down. the entry and applica-
lions OF claimants cancelled and the
land is now government land and I'M
der the supervision of the forestry bu-
reau. This tract of land is situated
southwest OF Custer. comprises nearly
1000 acres of land and has growth
of timber valued at approximately
$4,000. The precedent which this
decision establishes is most impor-
tant one.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1906-11-02
DUAL MURDER IN DAKOTA.
Mystery Surrounds q Tragedy Near
Bristol

The dead bodies of two farm hands
we're discovered in the hayioft of a
barn mile northwest of Bristol. s. D..
Friday by Bristol teamster who
went there for load of hay. The
teamster brought the bodies 10 town
and an inquest is in progress.
That both men were murdered there
Is no doubt Bullet holes i'm their fore
heads and burned flesh indicates they
we're slain while asleep. Both bodies
are badly decomposed and IL is almost
impossible to establish Identification.
In the clothes OF one OF the victims
was found two beer checks marked
Wellington hotel bar. St Joseph. Mo.
Beyond this there was absolutely
nothing TO aid the authorities.
Both men arrived here two weeks
ago TO Joint q threshing crew.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1906-11-02
EDITOR SUED FOR LIBEL.
Candidates Resent Attacks Of the
Fairfax Sun-Review.

Candidates Resent Attacks of the
Fairfax Sun-Reyiew.
As a result of the action OF EDITOR
Kortright. of the Fairfax Sun-Review,
in making personal attacks on some OF
the candidates on the Republican uck-
ct. he has been sued for libel oy w.
Doherty. candidate for states atsor-
ney. Fred Huston, the Republican
candidate for sheriff, has had papers
served on him to keep him from pup
fishing libelous statements concerning
him. Kortright is Republican. ou.
came out two weeks ago and declared
himself as an independent, and stated
at the same time that he would snew
up some of the candidates. he mas
accused Huston of grating and oeins
in coliusfon with the Standard Bridge
company, of Omaha. He published
statement i'm his paper to the erect
that Doherty had collected money on
note which he had not turned over TO
the proper parties. kept the note. ana
then placed ii In the hands OF other
parttes to collect a second time rms
accusation is the ground for the hoei
suit.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1906-11-02


Delegate Thomas Gale. Of Fair
hanks. Alaska. Il on his way 10 WASH
ington- '-The people Of Alaska" he
said. "are more interested In secur-
Ing . territorial form of government
than In anything else thai Il before
them Nc present. We don't mean 20
- into All the ramincations Of local
seIf-Eoverament. into townships. coun-
fIes. ete- We simply wish--and II Ii
. natural want Of American citizens
20 BE empowered to iegislate for our
selves
We are anxious to secure ~ much
government assistance a. we can for
road construction IN Alaska. We
want = read from soHne point on the
coast. vaadex. or some other. through
the Ynkon country. We would like
to have she road tap all the interior.
r. the government will attend 20 the
construction Of the main trunk roads
AIsskans themselves will attend to
ghe construction Of the branches.
.-The present provision for schools
away from the incorporated limits OF
towns II meagrr and unsatisfactory
and people in many places have 10
educate their car children after pay
ting their revenue 10 the government
We look for more government assist
anee along this educational line
Alaska i sadly neglected in the
matter o. life saving stations along
the dangerous coast Nayigators
should be given > great deal more
protection
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1906-11-02

ssAssss 49,. - ssaAs Il ezaesyuae.
S AAsssss

In NJ ssssE @@SNH4A, gs@ s&AE
i gss nss~xw wsss AlszsssA esq q
aAa@ans. Nase ssea ssssessssl Sasarey
I ave tveagy azsss seFs Hsese ~ tsss ~.
JareA ~ NsseEsks esAAssssa - asfstsal
SIS ssAsSA semRsessay a@aesasasd Ne
s~se-sseEy esssaess eaeSks ~ GeHes-
sasAA sAa- 81 neon Sunday.
me dead are JESSE Ross aegras
ARA !, r Mcdaniel
/ The raasslag are seang son 81 c, J.
CsNsssa. = greer,
The seriously injured are c. J.
CaaSssas : grocer Cessaa Ray. . cab
sasns Mrs. Psara Keeaer. and = s-sear-
old son 81 Airs, Keller.
II Is reported that the gas ESCAPED
frezH q leaking main somewhere IN the
block and that after Sufficient guam
sssy had accumulated Il become lgnit-
ei. causing the explosion. The build
ingS were In y row in East Eighth
street and were occupied by real es-
tate once. three stores and = restaar-
ant The second floors Of all the
buildings were occupied By roomlng
houses
Neither Ross nor Mrs. Mcdaniel
was was killed outright by the explo-
sion. but both were frightfaliy injured
ana died shortly afterward At q hos
rltal Brick and glass struck the me-
gro cahman. and Mrs Mcdaniel was
crushed by falling debris.
The entire block Of I'VE buildings
Eas leveied TO the ground. and only
broken bricks. scattered lumber and
twisted iron remain. The buildings
and stocks in them are total loss.
and none OF them was insured against
gas explosion.
A IRE broke out Immediately after
the explosion. but the flames were
quickly exffngulshed and little dam
are was done from that source Sew
erai persons were buried in the debris.
but AIRS. Mcdaniel was the only one
fNtaiiy hurt The others who were
rescued we're only slightly injured.
One littue girl. \ daughter Of s d.
Frazier. Of the Kansas Land COM
pany. was under the timber and brick
for twenty minutes. but was taken out
unintured.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1906-11-02
BODIES DUG OUT.
Recovered from Fire Ruins In Kansas
City. Kan.

Recovered from Fire Ruins In Kansas
City. Kan.
-Four bodies were removed Friday
morning from the ruins of the Cham
Der Of Commerce building at Kansas
City. Kan, making the total known
dead eight
The bodies. although badly charred
and dishgured. were identified as Ed
ward winslow. city solicitor of the
Nelson Morris Packing company. his
wife and two young daughters.
A systematic search OF the ruins is
being made.
Four persons are still unaccounted
for.
AZ the hospitals two Of the injured
are in q serious condition. but It Il
believed all the others will recover.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1906-11-02
uIIls Plonccr 4 Dead.

8. w. Mills died at his residence In
Rapid City Of old age. He was In his
Sc year and had been for more than
twenty-one years a resident of that
city. He was an old soldier. hafng
served through the civil war In the
One hundred and Eighty-fourth regf-
ment, New York infantry. He came
west from New York state In 1870
end located In Cheyenne. Wyoming
where he made his home until coming
70 Rapid City in 1884. He leaves FIVE
children.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1906-11-02

rssssssMss assa gsaeess sssse W Avsse
MANN NaoaAAAe.

+ 82naasses
NixkaAsas eAASaaS xalsetssg TASTED twa
Ard sa~-ASlf bears asa wsss attended
~ Nil tAs aesaA3Fs exeept Secretary
Saw ana TS~vsrASsser aeHssas Ssgssl-
Yea Aaong tA.a sHaPcTsaas matters
/ discussed Was the situation growing
sas a. the antt-AmsrsOan sentiment
In Japan and the exclusion OF Japan
csc children fnea the public schools
of san Francisco II was stated BY
member % the cabinet after the meet
ing IS the general opinion 81 the men,
hers that the japanese situation was
,sxceedfngis grave and would require
the most delicate treatment 10 avoid
an open rupture
II developed that the proceedings
initiated IN san Francisco 70 compel
the authorities 20 receive Japanese
pupils into the public schools were ai-
rectsd by the department of justice.
japanese restaurant keepers have
suffered indignities In San Francisco.
rs well as japanese school children.
according TO reports received by the
japanese ambassador yfscounte Aoki
from japanese consular officers In that
city
AT least seven or eight reports have
been made concerning a boycott in
augurated against japanese restaur-
ants and in several instances stones
have been thrown and windows brok-
en-. according to the statements OF
japanese officials.
These cases have been brought TO
the attention of Secretary Root by
Siscount Aoki. who says it Is with
great reluctance he brings to the at
tention OF the central government the
demonstrations against Japanese.
which are purely. local in their nature,
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1906-11-02

DENOUNCE DOCTRINE
talk m A,zEsssssS PROFESSOR
AaAxEs sKRrxS.


Tase text Of che speech delivered
Thursday ex Pref Burgess. dean q
Columbia university. the f7rSt sncum-
bent Of The Theodore Roosevelt pro
fessorshir q American history and
instruction II the University cf Berlin.
has been printed b. the University
press and widely distributed in ofsciai
and scholastic circles Taaere Was
same curiosity % see precisely What
Pref Rvrxess said regarding the
l1Eonrce doctrine being ont Of date.
upon the cbseieteness Of the high pro-
tterttve tarir and on the United States
being promoted By the extensive Ger
man emigratien 70 South America
The Nddrezs was made IN the pres
ence ~ the emperor. and frequent
references we're made m it to Presi-
dent Roosevelt The impression APP
pears 70 have been made that the
president desired 10 send message 10
Germany en- those subjects. Some az
the papers double lead Prof. Burgess
REMARKS concerning the Monroe doc
frsne. seeminxiy atsributing stgnf-
canoe 70 It. A translation Of the pass
sge ID question follows:
In my frst meeting with the pres
ident after mr. appointment to this
professionally II pleased him 70 aA-
dress me ~ an ambassador e. peace.
Friendship and civilization He gave
prooS through this that he recognized
and appreciated the great Idea which
kts MAJESTY. the highly gifted and
nssxnanfmous German emperor. gave
o the World Ian. /. 1895. II Il the
opfnion Of the president. y = the opin-
I'm y ny connssysnen IN general. that
this tdea y The most pregnant that has
come Earth II cur time and that n
Gives evfdence Of the great sense o.
culture and extraordinary political
wisdom 81 Iss mighty author.
this execnfton q this Idea makes
Il pa~slbl< e sub1ecs questions 81 the
highest tmperlsnee. which e&n scarce
n ~ teuehee apen IN dipfonsasic
way. q shs rncsz fundamental exam
InAtIon and tls< aes< friendly epn<sd-
ex.ktpn- There Are. sor example. swe
deetr4ne< ~ fhe peiiey - she United
st1f<e when are regarded - aIrnnst
nnesea. she dizrss<zon of which may
nDt ev<n - proposed ~ : foreign
power pItho.t vsxk 81 awakening hos-
tslisy - fhe United states There are
IL hieh protective t1FafY theory ana
ehe Msnrn< docsrsae. Our politicians
10 no& Mpp<as to have fhs least notion
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1906-11-02
Bandits Make Ea.ape.

The Bank OF odin. Ill, was dyna-
nsited and looted by gang OF safe
blowers early Friday. The report of
the explosion attracted crowd Of citi-
xens TO the scene and running fight
ensued. in which more than thirty
shots were fred. The bandits escaped
with their booty. The amount is not
Known.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1906-11-02
sAI,ooNKEEpER MAKES FIGHT.
SAYS WATERFOWL Council Cannot he-
woke License.

Saws WaferfOwn COUNCIL Sanhoa nv
woke License.
Ed NJ. Conway. whose license was
revoked by the WATERFOWL city coun-
ell. will fight the case in court. He
refused TO close his saloon, ana ms
bartenders were arrested on the
charge of selling liquor without a IL
cense. convicted and fined. The case
was appealed to circuit court. the de-
Tense claiming that the council can
not revoke a license. 1t is said that
the Sioux Fails Brewing company Is
backing Conway and will make test
case In the supreme court.
Conway was first arrested for an
assault and battery in his place, and
on pleading guilty was fined. Later
he was arrested for keeping open af-
ter hours and at a jury trial was con-
victed.
1t is the first instance in Codington
county of revoking saioonkeeper's
license since the present liquor law
went into effect
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1906-11-02
COLLEGE TO CELEBRATE.
Yankton School VIII Observe Quarter
Centennial In Spring.

Yankton college. the Oldest institu-
ticn Of higher learning in the two Da-
kotas, has announced its purpose to
make a formal celebration, at the
commencement next June. OF
the completion of the first
quarter century of Its existence.
Action was taken to this end the ex-
ecutive committee of the board OF
trustees of the college at melting held
In Yankton Oct II. at which an APP
preparation Of money was made and
the appointment Of a. committee was
authorized to take general charge of
the celebration.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1906-11-02
MENNONITE COLONY.
II lis Conducted on Community OF In.
terest Plan.

The Russian Mennonite colony fs
composed of thirteen families and Is
conducted on the community of inter-
est plan. The colonists own large
area of fine farm land south of Frank
fort, which they work together. They
board together as one family, yet re-
tain their identy as families. They
have one large cook room, in which
the cooking for all the colonists is
done. and one dining room where all
dine together.
Ali the property in the colony Is
the common undivided property OF all.
The colony owns 500 geese. 800 ducks.
over 500 chickens. 500 sheep, 100
hogs and $50 head of cattle. The
members of the colony are thrifty and
during this year of bountifui crops
they have prospered greatly.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1906-11-02
Wants 10000 for His skin.

w. @. Doll. OF Cincinnati, o. Thurs
day sued ]. s. Atkins. @. A. Fackier.
and J. C. Oliver for $4,000 damages
for taking forty-two inches of skin
from his leg. Doll had consented TO
part with six inches OF skin to repair
damages sustained by Atkins In an
auto wreck. While under the influence
OF anaesthetics Drs. Fackier and OIL
yer. he alleges took forty-two Inches.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1906-11-02
COUNTY SEAT FIGHTS.
Petition OF Presho Turned Down by
Commissioners.

Commissioners.
The county seat contests which
were looked for to add spice to the
coming election appear to be on.
The petition ofForestburg to wrest the
honor from woonsocket, in Sanborn
county. failed to secure the required
number of signatures for submission,
and there will be nothing doing In
Sanborn. In Lyman county the COM
missioners held that the requirement
of a majority of the voters of the
county did not mean majority OF
those presumed to be In the county at
the present time, and on that basis
turned down the petition of Presho as
insufficient. stopping the move In that
county. 1t is not considered likely
that anything further will be done IN
that county as the division plan is the
one of the greatest Importance to them
and they will leave the matter to be
settled in that manner.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1906-11-02
Carried Out i,y F1rcrnen.

Eleven terrified people were res
eusd IN Columbus. O.. Sunday in q IRE
IN the upper rooms OF the Palm hotel
The fire caught from defective wiring
and cut on the guests from escape by
stairwayr The fsrernen carried the
half ~ufKocated men. women and
children down ladders I'm their night
clothes. Four persons we're seriously
injured.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1906-11-02

Louis @. Hampton, assistant secre-
tary Of the United States Trust COM
pany. Of New York City. shot and kill
ed Victoria Taczkow. a beautiful
young woman, In the Hotel Griffou. in
West Ninth street. late Sunday night
ma then committed suicide.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1906-11-02

Mrs. LAuxA Scott. . Ss-year-cld
scheos seachsr. was found dead near
PArkcs. in Dousias county. Colo. BY .
searching party Sunday nisht and .
csronrFss Jury returned q verdict that
she had died o. exposure she had
1ost her way when returning horne
from making call and had frozen 70
death.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1906-11-02

II In learned that the projectors Of
the Joliet and Kansas City railroad
declared the right Of way for the new
line has been secured across Illinois
20 the Mississippi river and that con-
tracts for the construction Of the Ilii-
ncis division have been let.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1906-11-02

The Standard on company Monday
afternoon wzs fined ss.see and costs
10 prosecution for operating IN re-
stra5nf a trade IN Ohio. The defense
IwAs allowed forty days 70 ale . bill
~ exc~ptions. and ssutsnc~ was sus-
Ipenaed sixty days 20 give the defence
dime 70 ale petition IN error.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1906-11-02
Lights for Eureka.

II will be a matter of only few
days until Eureka is lighted by cleo
tricity for the first time in its history.
The work Of putting in the city engine
and pump. installing the dynamo and
erecting the poles and stringing the
wires for the new system now is in
progress and il being pushed rapidly.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1906-11-02

sage Brush BILL" one of the old
timers on Bald Mountain. died after
brief Illness with pneumonia He
came 10 this country In early days
from Texas. where he had been prom
taent In the frontier life Of that wild
country.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1906-11-02
Play. villain White wife dies.

while Jeroid Hayener was playing
the role Of villain AZ the opera house
nj Racine. VIA. Thursday night his
wife Iey dying In the 81. Mary's hos
pisai. He was Informed Of her condi-
ton and arrived az her bedside just
before she expired.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1906-11-02
Fire Threatens Presho.

A dangerous fire started In Sam
Powelrs tailor shop at Presho. Mrs.
NJ. Patrick. employed in the shop. was
badly burned by an explosion OF gaso-
line, with which she was cleaning
clothes.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1906-11-02
PERKINS rs soLICIToUs.
Recommended Legislation to Bencfi
INSURANCE Companies.

Insurance Companies.
Insurance Commissioner Perkins, In
his last report calls attention to the
ne Wife insurance companies which
are starting to build up in this state,
and recommends care in legislation
which will be to the benefit Of outside
companies. He also recommends leg
islation to provide for appeal from the
decisions of the commissioner in pro-
ceedings under the anti-compact law
passed at the last legislative session.
and which makes the commissioner
the court of last resort, which he says
open the way to abuse Of such power
should a commissioner be appointed
who cares to exercise 1t to the limit.
and as he sees IL.