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The mirror. (Stillwater, Minn.) 1894-1925, 1906-03-01

You cannot touch men as long as
you think of them as masses. -Ex.
The mirror. (Stillwater, Minn.) 1894-1925, 1906-03-01

PRISON OFFICIALS.
BOARD OF CONTROL.
O. B. GOULD, Chairman Winona
S. w. LEAVETT Litchfie1d
L. ROSING 4 Cannon Falls
M. c. Cutter, Secretary
RESIDENT OFFICIALS.
HENRY wOLFER, - Warden
]. S. GLENNON, Deputy Warden
M. c. COLLIGAN, Asst. Dep. Warden
H. w. DAVIS, Clerk and Acct. Officer
ROBERT NJ. COLES, Steward
B. j. MERRILL, Physician
MISS MARY MCKINNEY, : Matron
S. ]. KENNEDY, Protestant Chaplain
CHAS. CORCORAN, Cath. Chaplain
PRISON AGENT.
J.Z. BARNCARD, st. Paul
The mirror. (Stillwater, Minn.) 1894-1925, 1906-03-01

Bandmaster Hewitt said he
would cheerfully give his from
bone to charity if he had as per-
feet control of the prison choir as
the leader of the Apollo Club had
over his aggregation. The pre-
centor attracted almost as much
attention as the singers did.
The mirror. (Stillwater, Minn.) 1894-1925, 1906-03-01

Last week the weather was so
mild and the snow disappeared so
rapidly that one Of the greenhouse
men spent half an hour in looking
for milestone in order to put
the lawnmower in condition.
Those chaps in the greenhouse
look sleepy, but it is hard to catch
them mapping.
The mirror. (Stillwater, Minn.) 1894-1925, 1906-03-01

Eighteen prisoners will be dis
charged from the institution dur
ing the month of March.
Considering the number who ap-
preached us last holiday and vol
unteered to leave us a pipeful of
whiskers, we imagined there were
fully fifty men who were about
to leave.
The mirror. (Stillwater, Minn.) 1894-1925, 1906-03-01
CHAPEL Services.

Z The following is the program of
the services held in the chapel,
Sunday, February 18th, Rev. S. J.
Kennedy officiating:
March-"spirit of Youth" ............ Orchestra
DoAolOgy.... .COngregdC10n
Invocation. Rev. S. j. Kennedy
Gloria -. Congregation
Scripture. .................R Rev. S. j. Kennedy
Hymn-"Only Beam of Sunshine" -
prayer Rev. s. J%Kennedy
Authorization Awake. ............... Choir
SelectiOn-"Little Johnny jones' ......
Geo. M. Cohan's newest play. :. Orchestra
Hymn-"Jesus is Calling" ......... Congregation
BenedlctlOn.. ........... Rev. 5. j. Kennedy
March-"The Midnight Flyer. Orchestra
PARK PROGRAM
Marcn-"PretOrla: ............ L. p. Laurendeau
March-"Princess POcahontas".. ........
................... ..R1chmOnd +. HOyt
March-"Quarter-B ack".... w. Paris Chambers
March-"Blue Bell". Theo F. Morse
The mirror. (Stillwater, Minn.) 1894-1925, 1906-03-01

Eighteen carloads of raw fibre
were received at the Irvine factory
last Saturday. The material was
all unloaded the same day, and it
required some hustling, too. Act
ing Deputy Warden Colligan
rushed to the scene of activity all
the spare men he could find.
Among them were painters, tobac-
co men, tailors, members of the
band, and the devil in The MIR
RoR Office.
The mirror. (Stillwater, Minn.) 1894-1925, 1906-03-01

The following problem was
handed in by one of the in
mates for publication: A farmer
goes to four county fairs with his
drove of horses. He gives a horse
to enter the fair, sells one-half of
the remainder at the fair, and
gives one horse to get out. He
repeats the operation at each of
the other fairs, and has but one
horse to go home on. How many
horses did he have to start out
with?
The members of the State Board
of Control were at the prison last
Saturday afternoon comforting with
a committee that.had been appoint
ed by Mayor Armson in regard to
a site for the new prison. They
arrived at the prison at three
O'Clock and remained until late in
the afternoon. 1t is thought that
the site will soon be selected, if
any of the proposed offers meet
the requirements of the new
prison.
The mirror. (Stillwater, Minn.) 1894-1925, 1906-03-01

clean and folded in the same manner as
1t Is when you receive 1t and placed in
your door every Friday night. All in
mates are requested to comply with this
order whether sending out copy or not.
CHURCH NOTICE.
Services in the Prison Chapel at nine
O'Clock every Sunday morning. Pro-
teStant and Catholic services every
alternate Sunday. Rev. s. j. Ken
needy, and Rev. FIR. Corcoran chap
LOCAL NEWS.
"A new floor was put on the ele-
vator in the dollhouse the latter
part of last week.
Visitors we're quite numerous
about the prison during the week,
especially last Saturday.
The stork visited the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Wolfer last
Friday morning and left wee
baby girl.
General Manager Caldwell, of
the Western Shoe Co., left for
Kansas City, Missouri, on BUSH
ness, last SATURDAY..
The occupant of cell 100 would
like to exchange the Minneapolis
Tribune for the Milwaukee Jour-
nal or the San Francisco Exam
liner.
During the past week two more
gas brackets we're placed in the
stewards department.. The whole
cellar is now lit up during the day
by gas, in place of lanterns.
Two hogsheads of leaf tobacco
we're received at Steward Coles
department the forepart of this
week. There were about twenty
eight hundred pounds in the con-
signment.
Seventy-fve students belonging
to the Eclectic Business College,
of Minneapolis, were shown
through the prison last Saturday
by Acting Deputy Warden Coli
gan.
Our local fire department made
an exceptionally good run to ware
house Q last Monday afternoon.
The chief engineer sent in the
alarm for the purpose of testing
the electric system.
House Steward Anderson was
absent during the forepart of this
week on account of the death of
his brother-in-law. Guard Hard
ing was assigned to the kitchen
.during Mr.. Anderson's absence.
Guard Parent was almost COM
PEELED to get some one to identify
him when he appeared, recently,
at the prison for admittance. He
had his mustache shaven off, and
this gave him a rather odd appear
ance.
Our pet canary bird, after long
period of innocuous desuetude,
has again found his voice. He
now MARBLES like a professional
singer in grand opera. Outside of
the talented members of the choir,
he can beat anything around, in
side, or on top of the institution.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-01-24
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Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-01-24

+ p Wood, formerly OF this city h't
Ter The pastter years the efficient 'n' nj
o. the Atlantic Coast Line railroad a,
High Springs, vac in the city for few
hours yesterday. He vas en- route to
Jacksonville, where he has been sum.
moned on business.
Friends OF o. &. OGlrtTse, who hiss
been quite i'll for the pat two weeks
will be gratitied 20 learn that his con.
dition 10 gres,ly improved, and the
probability 10 that he will he enabled
to resume his position at the store OF
the Gainesville Furniture Com pany in
q few days.
J. B. Gerald. general salesman for
the New Home Sewing Machine Com
pany. Wholesale department. left yes-
terdsy for Brooksville and other points
in South Florida. Me- Gerald reports
. fine trade aud Gays the v-uvi- 81 the
country ss whole are in better con.
dition than for years.
Mr. and Mrs. T. L. Black and con Of
Lakeland. who have been in this city
for the past few days. left last nigh,
for Lake City. from whence 10y will
90 to the Su~annee river Rs.~'s ing
and fishing trip. They .rFe accom-.
panied by Mira. Black. mother. Mrs
l.. W. Carter. The laiies esp. cixlly
will enjoy the novelty OF the trip.
4. c. Common. representing the Y.
X. Fairbanks Company, and J. y.
Cosrsry. the efficient travelling sales.
man for Leroy Myers Il Co. Savan.
nah, are at the Brown House These
gentlemen have travelled 90 much TO.
g-ther. and are 80 in.parable, that
they have been dubbed T their
friends The Manhattan twins"
tine OF the handsomest window dis.
plays OF the kind ever seen in this city
70 the display OF the New Home sew.
ing machines At the store ~ the
GAINESVILLE Furniture Co Who are n Q
exclusive agents for this machine in
Gainesville. IL consists OF va,ious
styles OF the machine, together with
samples OF fancy embroidery. hem
stitching. etc which were performed
by James Van Allen. who ia in charge
OF this department. The arrangement,
OF IN" display va. also made by Mr.
an Allen, which reflects credit upon
HIS taste and ability ~ a window
dresser.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-01-24

Fresh Tennessee butter, 80 cents q
pound. as Dorsey's.
W. T. Williams Of jacksonville i,
spending 4 few days in this city on bus
iness.
l.. J. knight OF Lacrosse Was among
those who came 60 Gainesville trading
yesterday.
For quick service try W. X Thomas
Transfer. Service 20 all parts OF the
city. Phone Q.
3. T. White Of Hsgersown. Nd.
representing the Antiesam Paper Com.
pany. 10 In the city.
RM. Chamberlain OF Tacoma was
among those who came to Gainesville
on business yesterday.
Perry g, Ramsey Of wseahoo,a was
trading 10 the city yesterday. He re-
ports plenty OF rain in HE section.
Turpentine leases for sale st this Of.
ice. sos per dozen, % per hundred.
Cssh musI accompany order. dawti
long the High Springs business
men who Visited Gainesville yesterday
we're +. X. Anderson and A. L. sum.
mere.
The Indust rial Edition Of The sun
10 on sale at Avera's and Vidal's news
stands. Get q copy and send it to
your friehds.
DR.. G. b. Wilmer, rector Of ST.
Luke's Church. Atlanta. Ga. 10 in the
city. the gu~ss of relatives, DR.. and
Mrs. n. u. PHILIPPE.
Insist on having Blae Ribbon Vanilla
Extract. Absolutely pure and will 60
twice ~ far, and gives desserts the
Blue Ribbon Flavor"
Among the prominent visitors "a
this city yesterday was Hon. ). n.
Gaitskill OF Mcintosh. one Of the most
widely known residents OF Marion
county.
Captain 4. X Wade OF Lochloos
Was in town yesterday AID made The
sun sn agreeable call This was his
fret visit 20 Gainesville for many
moons. and his numerous friends were
glad TO see him.
Charlie Agin and party OF friends
from CnIontOwn, Pa, passed through
Gainesville last night en- route tn Gulf
Hammock, where they will enjoy the
fishing and hunting Of that famous
section. Mr.. Agin 10 = particular friend
Of Commodore Beall. who annually
visits Gainesville.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-01-24

Nicholas Bures left yesterday for
JAcksnESilIe. where he will remain
coupe OF days on business. Mr.. BIr-s
- con'em plating the opening OF Eoo'
ro' m in Dsy,ona or Miami
Division Superintendent, II A. Eo-!
~ TIE Atlantic Cos.i Line. 'cro'N"
paniet by h's s,.noGrsph-r, r. J. >hr;-
H. q, have gone :" po'ui- IA SCAT"
t,or.c1 IN Official business.
W. 4. Avant. extra train i spatcher
in 'h- employ ~ the Atlantic Cat
Line. has secured Q leave OF absenc.
srd will rest for q few days. He le':
Yesterday for Micsnopy and Other
points.
Thos l. Hoig.on ~ WillistOn spent
yesterday in I'M. city n q guest OF
~ s'ires. He reports matters que'
arouud Will!s;on Just now. bat the
fsrm-rs are all busiIy engaged with
their crops.
yesterday J4liu. II an, . co,or-j elm.
rl' ye ~ The sun press room, killed an
immense rat;lp,uhke H.. snsks.h .
va. SIX fe.'. FIVE inches in 'enc'h n. and
possessed ten rat,les ard the cns-
mary button.
II Hyst ~ >rarke vs.. in he c'y
yesterday. Mr. Hyatt, who il study
lac for the Episcopal ministry. pos
.-ssss fine vocal talent aud -sch sun.
dag TIE people OF hi. town are treated
o. a vocal solo. He is arranging COM
cert to be- given ~ High springs on
Friday evening o! the present week
Los,-In vicinity OF! Da,,on. Fla.
one good. heavy pony horse; cold
bay left eye out; tail clipped in
good condition. Was last seen Satur-
day night. Jan. 18th. and had good
saddle on at time lO.t. Any informa-
tion A. to whereabouts OF horse will
be literally rewarded. Address all
communications to c. T Bsgley. but
ton, Fla.
Deputy sheriff l.. 4. Story OF Wind.
cor was in the city yesterday. He
brought ihree prisoners, sheldon
Smith. William Black and T. Deboise.
who were arrested upon q charge OF
gambling. The defendants were NJ.
raigned 10 Judge Mason's court. but
the case Was postponed until Monday
and they were released upon their own
recognizance.
Geo. :. and Spencer LeGrande. vii.
" C. Mr.. and Mira. |. T..
Lovett. NaldOsta, Ga. and W. n Le-
Grande, Collins. Ga. who were sum.
mOned here on account OF the death
OF their relative. =. W. L.Grande,
have returned to their respective
homes. The latter Was accompanied
home by has brother. Paul Le(irande IT
this city. who will remain in Collins
indefinitely.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-01-24
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Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-01-24
NEWS OF CITY AND
COUNTY CONDENSED
Matters Of General Interest Gath.
cred by Our Rsportsrs.


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d h The 8Sa.
Best baked soods. Keystone Bakery.
Ladiss' calling cards In latest ssyles
90 SON olllee.
d. r. Eaalish Of Tseoma wss here on
business yesterday.
@. H. Birs OF Waldo 10 visiting his
uncle. II. ID Lewis OF this city.
Juss received Q barrel Of picked
pork and eorned beef AZ Dorsey's.
The SON Industrial Edition sent to
any address. postsge free. for 10 cents
w. Percy Van Ness Of 80. Augustine
10 looking after his real estate interests
here.
Hon. Henry Chubb has returned
from Q visit to HE family at Winter
Park.
Rooms may be had at the Barracks
at reasonable rases. Apply at Bar.
racks.
A. d. J. fords OF High Springs was
transaeting business in this city yes-
teFday.
Dry hardwood and pine alao 90 coo
cane seed for sale. J. n. Bone,
phone 10.
J. b. Potter OF TioRa was among
those Who came to Gainesville on busi.
ness yesterday.
Eight-room house fOr rent. corner
Alaehua avenue and Evans street. Ap-
ply 20 August wenske.
W. b. Phifer has returned from Alb.
bolt. where he has been looking after
his naval stores interests
W. A. pavis. Q trucker and assistant
post master NJ Lake Simontop. was q
visitor TO this city yesterday.
John T. Fleming. one OF the leading
merchants OF Archer. was 'ransacting
business in this city yesterday
George Beck OF Rocky Point. one OF
tho successful truckers OF that section.
vas . visitor 10 thi. city yesterday.
A number Of colored preachers left
the city yesterday for ST Petersburg.
where church convention j. being
held
r J. Futch, W. NJ training and
John r Heidi formed a trio uf High
Springs people yisiting Gainesville ye.-
t-rday
Mrs. X H. Arnold. who las been re-.
siding at lO6 y Arrrdondo street. has
removed to the Manning place. New
iainesyille
The WoRsn'. Guild Of Holy Trinity
Church win meet 1t he rectory Al 81
o'clock this afternoon. and a fall at
tendance 10 desired
Edward SeagrAve-. n prominent ciii-
zen Of Plainiield. Ind who u spend.
ing the winter 1T Archer. was among
the visitors To this c,ty yesterday Mr.
SeAgraves il well pleased with this
section. and thinks gainesville one ~
the prettiest little cities he hiss eyer
seen.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-01-24
For Breakfast
Luncheon
or Tea

A few small biscuits easily made with
Royal Baking Powder. Make them
small-as small round as napkin ring.
Mix and bake just before the meal.
Serve hot.
Nothing better for light dessert
than these little hot biscuits with butter
and honey, marmalade or jam.
You must use Royal Baking Powder
to get them right.
sF~V oas
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-01-24

aovAI sAk,so powoas CO., ssw voss
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1906-02-15
FARM LANDS ARE
IN GREAT DEMAND
Important Sales Have Beer
Made in Many Of South
Dakota Counties.
ARE LARGE
Chicago and Other Syndicases Puc
chased Tracts in Northern and
Western Parts of State, and
Farmers are Buying.

Aberdeen, S. D, Feb. I4-Farm lands
in northern and western South Dakota
are already showing great activity this
year despite the winter season. Among
the important deals made so far this
month by Aberdeen firms is the sale
of seVenty-one quarter sections of land
west of Chamberlain TO a Chicago
syndicate. A syndicate OF Dayton.
Ohio, men has purchased f1fty-foue
quarters of land in Brown. Edmunds
and Walworth counties, and in the past
four weeks nineteen quarter sections OF
land in the same counties have been
sold to individual purchasers.
In nearly every instance the lands
Will be occupied Immediately by prac-
teal farmers and stockmen. In connec-
ton with the land business, the Clark
company here has engaged III the sale OF
thoroughbred cattle, horses and hogs.
and is doing all in its power to improve
the live stock of his section OF the
state.
Farmers are taking a much greater
interest in pure blooded hive stock for
South Dakota han was formerly the
case, and many thoroughbred sires
have been imported from other states
this winter to improve the herds and
tables of this part OF the tate.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1906-02-15
MAY HAVE Met
WITH FOUL PLAY
A Tennessee Man Last Seen
on the Streets OF
Bonesteel.
CANNOT NOW BE FOUND
He Carried Life Insurance, 1t Is Know
Mother Says She Has Not Heard
from Him for Months--known
on Rosebud.

Bonestecl. S. D., Feb. 12.-James A
Woodring is in receipt Of q letter from
Nashville, Tenn, signed by II l.. j.
Robinson, inQuiring as to h where
abouts of Robert II. F'ryar, whose
mother and the writer are anxious tc
locate him, not having heard from him
for many months. 1t is said the last
seen of him he was on the streets OF
Bonesteel preparatory to going out or
the reservation about twenty-five miles
to work on a ranch. His long silence
and the mothers inability to learI.
anything Of his whereabouts has made
her fearful that he has met foul play
The letter states that he had a little
insurance on his life, and his mother
is in very hard circumstances, and il
such is the case she should have his
insurance. He is described as being d
feet 5 inches tall, had a red birthmaEli
on left cheek, II has dark hair.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1906-02-15
LOS NEGRO SON REBELS.
ADOPTED Boy Liked Life Until He At,
Doq SOUP,

0o~F
Sioux Falls. s.. D., Feb. 13.-An un-
usual case. that of the adoption of a
lttle negro boy by a l. -blooded In
dian, has had an interesting and anus
ing ending.
The Sioux warrior is Felix Brunot,
"ho belongs at Yankton indian agen
y. on the Missouri river in the south
rrIi part OF the state. Brunot, a few
weeks ago, visited the national cap-
tai with a delegation of other Indians
from his reservation, for the purpose
of talking over With the great father
matters of interest to their tribe.
While IN Washington the Sioux war
nor became acquainted with the negro
BOY, whose name is Charley Thornton.
ana as the latter was dissatisfied with
us surroundings in the national cap
ttal the Sioux Indian proposed that he
accompany himself and his brethren
back to the reservation. Brunot said
he would be glad to adopt the negro
boy as his own son.
The offer was accepted and in due
slnfe the indian and his little negro
protese reached the reservation, where
The boy was introduced to Indian life
n AL its picturesqueness. The negro
COY notlced that meat was quite plen-!
,ilul on the table at mealtime, but he.
thought nothing CT it for "a time. rather;
liking the meat, Which he noticed tasted
very much unlike his Washington diet
9f mutton chops and chicken.
FINALLY the boy by accident saw the
indian preparing a sleek n fat yell
low dog for the soup kettle. Thus the
mystery surrounding the character of
The meat he had been eating day after
day was solved.
1t did not take long after this dis
2overy for the little negro boy to re-
solve that he would take a change OF
dat and he G." ~, ;rt ,,,D, ~ - -
loot for the nearest town in quest of q
home among the "palefaces." At pres
INT he is employed by u local doctor AS
rhore boy.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1906-02-15
CHARGED WITH PERJURY.
Rosebud Reservation Men Arrested on
Serious Ofense. a.

Bonesteel, S. D.. Feb. 12.-Deputy
United States Marshal Lamb was in
BoneSteel and at the instigation of
United States Land Inspector Moore
caused the arrest of Charlie G. Horn,
Frank G. Bebout II John B.. Leech
on the serious charge OF perjury. They
We're brought before United States
COMMISSIONS Kelly md pleaded no
guilty" n a preliminary hearing was
held.
The aus of action, it is alleged in
II complaint, was in the giving Of
testimony in the final proof of Charlie
&. Horn who on February "a. made
proof before County Judge Starcher in
Fairfax for claims.
The government contends that they
can prove that sufficient residence on
the land was not maintained, as the
claimant and his witnesses testified.
Assistant United States Attorney
Porter of Sioux Falls was present and
conducted the prosecution and w. B.
Backus appeared for the defendants al
he preliminary hearing held. United
States Commissioner Keller dismissed
the cases against Bebout and Leetch
and bound Charlie b. Horn over to the
federal grand jury under $500 bonds
winch he promptly furnished.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1906-02-15
4 STRANGE VAPOR
RISES FROM MOUNTAIN
IN Unusual Phenomenon i,
Reported From the
Black Hills.
ONCE OCCURRED IN ITALY
Just Previous to Severe and Disastrou
Earthquakes the Same Occurrence
Has Been Noted by
Scientists.

Deadwood, S. D., Feb. lS.-Word has
been brought in from Polo Creek OF q
most unusual phenomenon occurring at
q porphyry dixie on the north spur OF
Sheep Mountain. At different times
several men working near there have
observed q mist or vapor arising from
this dixie. This would last for an hour
or more and then pass away without
leaving any further traces. A few days
ago W prospectors at work had their
attention attracted by what looked to
fhenl like a cloud of smoke rising just
over the hill. Thinking that it was q,
forest fire they assembled to explore and
iound TO their anaZement that it was
q veritable cloud of vapor rising from
This same porphyry dixie.
Various causes have been given for
1hlS phenomenon. One man who has
observed it twice has noticed that it
mas occurred both times just before
earthquakes, one OF which was in Italy
pnd the other in the Isthmus of Pana-
ma. The explanation most generally
accepted Is that the mountain oyerlies
q cave similar to Wind Cave near Hot
springs, or to some of the other numer-
u caves in the Black Hills, and that
when certain atmospheric conditions
OBTAIN. the air PUSHES up from the cave
through the cracks near the like. An
other fact giving color to this theory
is that on the top OF this same Sheep
Mountain the formation is so open, and
phonolite slabs so loosely stacked
together, that in several places crevices
pf from 10 to IS feet have been observed.
Sheep Mountain is geologically one OF
the most interesting features of the
Black Hills. It is an excellent exam
pie of a laccolith. The phonolite ap1
pears at the top of the mountai and
the upper quartzite lies below the low
er quartzite. The gray phonolite slabs
cover the mountain in such pro
Iusion and fashion as to give it it's
name are said by Professor Jenny to-
be n of the few evidences of glacial
Nction in the Black Hills.