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Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-03-05
Constitutional Limita Hons.

There can be constitutional amend, ment for the regulation of divorce, but no constitutional amendment can pre-, vent foolish marriages. .-St. Louis Post. Dispatch.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-03-05

Wanted to Exchange. Newly married couple will trade
 soven cut-glass olive dishes for N
 kitchen stove and flour sieve.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-03-05
First Typewriter.

The first typewriter patent was taken out in 1714. The machine was . very primitive kind of small printing press with gigantic finger boroughs.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-11-03

Prof. Wills Hawley went 20 Port
land yesterday on business,
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-11-03
Had a Close Can.

"A dangeroas surgical operation.
Involving the removal OF a malig-
nant ulcer, as large as my hand, from
nay danghsers hip. was prevented by
the application OF Rueklen's Arnica
Salve," SAYS A. c. stIekel. OF Nile
tus. W. va. Persistent use of the
saIve completely cured H." Cures
cuts. burns and injuries. sse At y
c. Perry druggist.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-11-03
ItIs Your Home Paper
state Rar Association.

The annual meeting OF the Oregon
State Bar Association occurs In Port
land. November goth. Attorneys
from all over the state. whether
members or not OF the association,
are Invited TO attend and take ad-
vantage OF the reduced railroad rates
offered by all the railroads. and OF
the general good time offered. Il Is
necessary that only so persons at
tending buy railroad tickets In order
to set advantage OF the special rates
offered by the railroads. and pro-
vision Is being made for at least
twice that number senator WIN q
Graves, OF Spokane, one OF the lead
ing attorneys OF Washington. will de-
liver the principal address, and 9TH
er attorneys OF this state will dellv-
er short addresses upon certain pro-
posed legislation Of interest to at
torneys, The afternoon session will
be followed hy a stirring dollar BAN
quet az the Commercial Club. and
among the after-dinner hve-minute
speakers win be leading ATTORNEYS
from All parts OF the state. Outside
attorneys should az once notify
Robert r. Plat. secretary. CONNER
eial block. Portland. OREGON. Of their
intention 20 attend, 50 that banquet
reservations may be made.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-11-03
Cured Consumpt ION.

Mrs. b. w. Evans, Clearwater,
Kan. writes: my husband lay sick
for three months. The doctors said
that he had quick consumption. We
procured a bottle of Ballard's Hore-
hound Syrup, and It cured him. That
was six years ago. Since then we
have always kept a bottle In the
house. We cannot do without Il.
For coughs and colds II has no
equal" 25c. soc and s1.0O. Sold by
d, J. Fry's drug store.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-11-03
SUBSCRIPTION RATES.
by Mail.
SHOULD RUSH FRUIT.
Mutual Canncry People Are About
to Run out of Raw Apples.

Manager Klmball aud Major
Domo Fisher, OF the Salem Mutual
Cannery are lying awake of nights
aud sweating blood because the ap-
pie growers of this vicinity do not
rush In their fruit. Many apple rails
ers are negleotlng to pick their fruit
because Il Is good weather for plow-
Ing, and thoy are letting the apples
walt.
The MANAGEMENT of the cannery
says that whenever the apples do not
come In fast enough TO k.ep the can
merry running fun blast, Il viii be
closed down for the season II the
growers OF apples desire to have the
oannery kept IN operation until all
the fruit Is gathered, they Will have
To bring Il In 70 the cannery ut once.
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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-11-03

Couldn't make an anpoupcsu..
that would please the public bs,,,.
than when we tell them that their
laundry work will be done to pe,,,,
tion and the Salem Steam Laura,.
can't be competed with anywber. /.
the country for the perfection of 4,
work on linen, sillfs or wooleps ".
defy competition in this line, becau,.,
there were any better method. =.
would have them at once. Try N
Salem Steam Laundry. Prices riVN
SALEM STEAM LAUNDRY.
Colonel. J. olmstead, Prop.
PHONE .25. 136-166 s. Liberty q
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-11-03
This Is "A Joke.

Mr.. Editor; hev ben noticin
some offuslons from various sources
about cutting down deciduous trees
that ornament the city. What the
use of cutting them down? They
won't be here next spring, they will
all leave. UNCLE JIM.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-11-03
Kinllng,s --latest Picture.

After refusing steadily for seven
wears TO sic for a photograph, Rudy
ard Kipling celebrated the publica-
tion of his new book, Puck OF
Pook's Hill" by submitting to a snap
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-11-03
THE TRIP OF
A LIFE TIME
The Salem Journals Repre-
sentative to the jamestown
Exposition Will Educate the
East.

Arrangements have been made
while our representative Is east that
she will be interviewed by the lead
Ing daily papers throughout the ter
rltory covered. For instance, on
the trip from Albany to New York
which Will be by boat on the far
famed Hudson river, six OF the
leading daily papers of New York
city Will be present to ascertain all
about the resources, climate and ex-
lstlng opportunities for capital In
Marion county. Photographs Will
be furnished our representative TO
be given eastern newspapers and
wherever she goes the people Will
know that Marion county In on the
map and offers homes to thousands
OF our eastern friends who freeze TO
death In winter and die OF heat In
summer.
do You Want to Go?
And be the missionary to scatter
the glad tldings about our beautiful
Garden of Eden. Think of the won
derful scenery of the Canadian Pa
cihc, the grandest on the North
American continent the SO hour trip
down the great lakes through the
500 canal and on TO Niagara Falls.
one of the wonders OF creation. The
trim Is yours for just a little effort
Take time 10y the forelock and begin
now.
IL II Your Home Paper
That makes this ofer Remem-
Der there are no coupons to cut out.
buy or count I'm any way Just a
plain honest count OF subscriptions
The young lady who obtains the most
during the next Ave months will be
giyen all the above free OF all charge,
Send for sample copies aud particu-
lars 90 the
CAPITAL JOURNAL,
Salem, ore,
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1906-08-31
Additional Local..

Miss Pearl jackson returned home
Wednesday afternoon from Charles
City, Iowa, stepping at that place
on her way home from Minneapolis.
Mrs. G. S. Bobb, who went to
Sioux City recently to be with Mrs.
O. Z. -McEwen during her operation,
arrived home Thursday, and re-
ported Mrs. McEwen as getting
along very nicely.
A. F. Thompson, OF Abel, Iowa,
is in the city. Mr.. Thompson is
the president Of the Iowa Associa-
ton OF Opticians, and has been
invited to address the state conven-
ton of the jewelers. and opticians
or South Dakota. when they meet in
Mitchell on separate days, during
corn palace week, Sept. "a, %, 26.
1t is announced from Ethan that
G. +. Drake, one OF the county com
m%issioners, has come out as a candi-
date for the nomination OF repre-
| sentative for the legislature Oh tue
republican ticket. With +. q. Hoff
man. j. M. Erion and w. b. Rowle.
the coming into the field OF MIR
Drake makes four Candidates.
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Auction Sale.

will sell at public auction on my
farm, one mile east of Mitchell. on
what is known as the Dan McDer-
maid place, on Saturday. Sept. 10,
1906, commencing at / O'Clock y. H..
the following described property !:
Five head OF horses, all good work
animals; IA head of ccattle, includ-
ing ~ mich COWS, yearllng heifer, 20
two-yaer old stores. one registered
S%hortborn bull eight nice pigs;
large quantity OF chickens and
ducks: lumber wagon, truck wagon.
bay rack, Deering mower, hay rake,
harrow, bob. sleigh, single buggy,
harness, both single and double, ,
Iplows, disc, garden cultjvator. etc.
Terius Of S3le:-All sums OF $40
and under cash; ON sums over $40
n years time will be given on
bankable security. at 10 per cent
Interests; 2 per cent discount for
casl, on all sums over $40. Col. j. S.
Seryerson g. Son will be the auc-
pioueers. III. r. Kibbec will act as
/ clerk. A. M. PREY. Proprietor.
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The Mitchell Capital
FRIDAY. AUGuST 81, 1906.
REPUBLICAN STATE TICKET.

United States senator-Robert j.
Gamble, OF Yankton.
Governor-Coe. |. Crawford, Of
Huron.
congressmen-Philo Hall, of
Bookings, w. H. Parker, of Dead
wood.
Lieutenant-Gosernor-H. c. sho-
Secretary Of Stated. d Wipf, OF
Olivet.
Auditor-John Herring, of Camp
bell county.
ton.
Superintendent of Public lnstruc-
tion-Hans A. Ustrud, Sioux Fails.
Attorney Generals. W. Clark, of
Redfeld.
Commissioner OF School and Pulble
Lands-O. G. Dokken, OF Duel
county,
Railroad Commissioner = George
Rice. OF Flandreau.
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REPUBLICAN COUNTY CON.
VEnTIOn

Pursuant to statutory require
snents, the republicans of Dawson
county will meet at the court house,
city of Mitchell, IS ID ), Sept. 18th,
1906, at IL CLOCK a. NJ, for the
purpose OF placing in nomination the
following legislative and county
ticket and for the transaction of any
other business properly coming be.
fore said convention:
One state senator.
One representative to legislature.
One treasurer.
One register of deeds.
One sheriff.
One clerk OF the courts.
One auditor.
One states attorney.
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Ore county judge.

Ore county Judge.
One connty superintendent of
schools.
One coroner
One surveyor.
One county commissioner for first
district comprising First and Second
wards, city OF Mitchell.
one county commissioner tol third.
district comprising Baker, Union,
Mt. Vernon and Beulah townships.
One county commissioner for
fourth district comprising Blendon.
Badger, Perry and Mitchell town
ships.
One commissioner for fifth district
comprising Third and Fourth wards,
city of Mitchell.
| Primaries will be held in the
various voting precincts Sept. IL.
1906, beginning at = O'Clock p. m.
and shall be kept open until $50
O'Clock p. ~. The following ARE the
precinct primary polling .places s1and
Tue lulDDeI Ol ueloSdlCo Cnoh ply
cinct IS entitled to:
Perry. ,, Hubbard school house,
No. ..
Badger, j, Peck school house.
Blendon, 3, Avery school house,
No. 8.
Mt. Vernon, I, town hall.
Union. 8, WEIGH school house.
Baker. >, Central school house.
Rome, 4. Ethan school house.
Libson, 3, Thomas school house.
Beulah. 3, Mason school house.
Prosper, 3. Tyler school house.
Tobin, ., Liddell school house.
Mitchell township. 4, Sheriff:
office.
First ward. IL, Stairs store.
Second ward, s. Davis 4 Danieli
lumber Office.
Third ward, 10, court house.
Fourth ward, IL, city hall.
Each voting precinct shall. ii
addition to the election OF delegates
elect two members Of the count,
central committee; the o receiving
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Inthe matter of the application for pardon of
Elmer E. Young from the penitentiary at Sioux
Falls, South Dakota.
To whom it May Concern:
Noticeas n.reby given that an application for
the pa DIN Il lflier +. Young. %convicte of the
crime OF grand tafcer., lhorse sleaiiigl at the
.Iuue 1901 term al the Circuit Court of the Fourth
judicial Circuit in and ior Dawson county. South
and sentenced TO the aentt' ntiary ut
sioux Falls. for the term OF three years, will be
tfpit with the Secretary OF state IN h,s Office mt
P,er,+. south Dakota. and presented to the Board
OF parlo Il in Sucn cases provided.
IN s w. MCDONALD.
Attorney for Elmer E. Young.
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LOOMS

L0OMi>
Loomis. Aug. 3o-MrS. \. l..
Kidd returned hone Friday from
Clear Lake. iowa. nhere She was
with her sister while she was having
an operation. Mrs. Kidd sand her
sister was getting along nicely.
j.. X Smith, OF Mitchell. was i'm
this locality Monday. looking after
corn for the corr palace and other
large things also
Mrs. Joe Giltillan, jr., aud children
have returned home from their two
weeks visit with her parents at
Osaus, MINI.
Mrs. II. L.. Omealey returned
home Saturday from her visit at
Miller.
Some Que helped themselves to
Geo. Cases threshing machine belts
aud all his tools Friday might. He
has got on their tricks and it will be
well for them to bring them hack
soon.
The ltlaSer brothers tnreSheu
wheat that made thirty bushels
per acre.
Geo. BoItman had wheat go %
bushels per acre.
1t is reported that Winsor and
nager have sold their farm near
Loomis to a man from Illinois for
$40 per acre.
G. II. Baxter and family of Lam
caster, Wis. was calling on some oil
their old friends Wednesday.
Lcomis school starts Sept. 10, 1906.
Miss Minnie Lewis and Miss Myrtle
Holsbire are the teachers.
\. +. Pascal is putting in a res
taurant.
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Announcemen

desire to Announce that | am a
candidate for the nomination of
clerk of courts at the hands OF the
republican party, and would appre-
ciate the support OF the delegates to
the county convention.
II. i purdv.
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Announcement.

BY request of my friends | hereby
announce myself as q candidate for
the nomination Of auditor Of Davi-
son county, subject to the decision
OF the republican county convention.
i. i. Smith.
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Harry l.. Bras,
Secretary
ETHAN.

Ethan, Aug. 27.-Durins the
thunder storm Wednesday night
lightning did a great DAMAGE in
this locality. John Mick's house
west OF town and Two barns were
struck, and ali burned. The barns
belonged to Herman N~euaeba"r and
Mrs. Obrum.
Some of the Starr boys went to
Sioux City Wednesday on the eN-
cursion.
Silas Drake. of Gallauin, Mo. is
here visiting his brother, z. f., md
other friends and relatives. We nm
derstand MIR. Drake thinks OF re-
manning here to locate, and has been
looking at residences with a view OF
buying.
Sunday morning Rev. Weak
prea .hed IA special sermon on India
and the Jubilee movement.
School will begin Monday Sept. 10.
Arthur Drake made a flying trip TIC
Scotland this week.
Mrs. Edith Haitey, sister OF Mrs.
Jonas Nelson, who spent last Sunday
here, returned to her home i'm Rock
Rapids. Iowa. Monday.
Every n seems quite enthusiastic
over the prospects OF the coming
corn palace and 1.-The kiltieS.' THE
famous Scotch band.
Quite a number from here antici-
pate visiting Sioux City during fai
week.
Two sales are advertised for Sept
A and 6 respectfully. The furme
date for Nick Locken and the latte
for Ed. Zehnfenni.
Frank and Lille P%orteous, o
Mitchell, were calling on their EthaI
friends last Sunday.
Lambert Lowrie and family ais
Geo. Castor and family visited a
the home of their parents, Nh. an
Mrs. Gammell, in this city last Sur
day.
Quite a number Of teachers fror
hele are attending institute a
Mitchell this week.
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movable car for ANDREW lsellers'
tnleshing outfit. 1t viii he lifted
with cots and used Tor sleeping
purposes.
The carpenters have finished their
work on the e depot aad will so
to Humboldt TO build an addition ON
the depot there.
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the highest vote 30 be chairman OF
the precinct, the M receiving the
next highest vote TO be secretary.
BY order OF County Central Com
mittee.
t. G Burns.
By Chairman.
Harry L. Bras,
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ETHAN.

Ethan. Aug. 29.-Mr. and Mrs. S.
lie. Oathout are among the teachers
who are attending institute in
Mitchell this week. Is
Silas Drake left Tuesday for his
home in Gallatin, Mo. 3
The Ladies Aid Society will meet
Wednesday Sept. 5, at the home Of
Mrs. Ottman.
The screens for the NJ. E. church
have arrived and Rev. Weak was
fitting them Tuesday.
Will Lammon spent Sunday in
town.
MI. and Mrs. Wright, OF Parkston,
spent Sunday at the home OF MIR.
and Mrs. M. A. Bracha.
"A surprise party was given to Miss
Elva KlotZ on Saturday evening.
Quite a crowd assembled from town
and the country. Games were played
and fruit served.
Miss Elizabeth Blasig celebrated
her thirteenth birthday Tuesday by
inviting in thirteen girl friends
Cake and ice cream we're served. and
also candy and lemonade. Miss
Elizabeth received quite a number. OF
useful presents and her little friends
wished her many more BIRTHDAYS.
Mrs. L. A. Oathout went lo
Mitchell Tuesday and will spend
part of the week attending insti-
tute.
o. l.. Branson, OF Mitchell. was
here Monday.
Thomas Dabler was down from
Mitchell Tuesday.
The tllreshing machines are busy
all around us.
RIVERSIDE.
Riverside, Aug. 29.-W. l.. WALTZ?
returned home Saturday evenins
from his visit in Iowa. Mrs. Walli5
remains for a longer visit and d,
company with her parents she will
visit a brother in Michigan befQl.
she returns.
htlpu WiIOC WShI W Nh1lo1Cl
Thursday evening to visit his siste
and husband, MIR. and Mrs. G. N
knight.
C. +. Milla1ds. are moving 7
Mitchell this week.
Miss DELTA Wallis is attending til
teachers institute in Mitchell thi
week., ].
Lloyd Gardner is attending ith
Trunx elevator during the absenc
OF his father
Ross Munger. of Hazelton, low;
returned with Wv. e. Wallis an
will make a visit with relatives ap
friends /,
The Riverside public school wi
begin Monday Sept. 3, for the ia
tern. Miss Della Wallis is I'll
teacher.
james AAles took the train Tue
day evening ior Sioux City to atten
the interstate fairs I
The Epworth Lsague are .%plannil
to give a ~sceaaalagn <7tl1e sc1lf!ach. law
tent Wedn, silly evening All a
cor TALLY invited
John iipmslard is huilding
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Pr0m M Good R0adS
By COL. J. H. BRIGHAM, Assistant Secretary of Agriculture.

HE imposed upon all citizens by bad roads is be levc the and useless of The way tc get rid of that make better roads It will cos money, but it will pay. We afford, with the otle improvements that being made in ths country, tinue longer wade through the mud find cerai; of the year in these great agricultural
 The good roads ha. interested me for man, years Being myself practical farmer have been favor
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of ReAgiou5 Educah0n
By REV. DR. GEORGE C. LORIMER, Pastor the Madison Avenue Baptist Church. New York
By MISS MARIE CAHILL,
 Popular Actress.

Up to within recent period great efforts have been made religious education for our chill dren but this has declined i'll the last few years. Per haps this disposition may in a measure be accounta- ble for our decline in religion. The people have lost particular interest in the Bible If the church of Jesus Christ is to the emergencies of the day she must educate.
 You may have the most beautiful environments and still be as foul and base you could possibly be in the sulns.
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1T is IL to rriasyea VI s>s It in tie kfscSS.
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 would be fairly distributed We blame the farmer obectng than his proportion of the burden of What need the country districts good roads We Res have the telephone the newspapers what good roads running by homes think the duty of pope build o the future will be i'll the where the air and the citations evang but ideal rounded by bad roads portion of the We do al work needed in but let rapidly possible believe distributing this burden, why the general government should appropriate tain of money be expended in m work Of states and the counties and communities would be ate but m the federal will give something help pay these expenses will be encouraging all the people
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Little Farm For Rent---0ne
 Mile South of Town.

TorreIt. a good 40 acre farm. l7 acres in cultivation, enc mile south of Brink,ey. Place has room tenant house, good fences. was planted last year in teas and is in fine condition for cultivation. Will be rented at bargain to a good tenant. Apply or aicress FORAGE CILcHNsT,
 Care ARGUS. Brinkley. Ark.
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A jolly crowd of young people gathered at the home Of Mrs. Neu- nam two miles south of town on Mon- day night. The time was pleasantly spent win music and games.
 --Mr. c. R. Mann, of Jonesboro, is in the city to take Manager Lynch $ place. We welcome him among our midst.
 The present city administration. under direction of the improvement Committee, has undertaken to improve Cypress street. Beginning at the Cotton Belt railroad. it is proposed to fill up, grade and ditch that street un- til it shall be in first class condition. From Memphis avenue to Main street, it is doubtless used more for hauling and general street travel than any other street in the city and often becomes very boggy. especially if the busy sea son happens to be rainy one. We sincerely hope the present effort to put it ill good shape will be successful.
The Brinkley argus., 1906-05-04

Governor Frantz of Oklahoma con tributes an article entitled "The New State to the May issue of SOUTHWEST. publishe by the Passenger Traffic De- partlnent of the Rock Island Frisco Lines
 The price of the magazine is five cents a copy. CT fifty cents year.
 Address all communications to 1921 Frisco Building. St. Louis, Mo.
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] PERSONAL NOTES.


 F. Foss, of Oklahoma
 in the city the past week |ceforth make her home er daughter, Mrs. J. II.
 West Ash Street.
 v delicious-Lyons Choc khippcd cream centers at e.
 tinkley and Clarendon Sun Is are arranging to hold picnic and outing together hate. le crowd that daily throngs kafe for that delicious ice Eold drinks. Y. F. Lindsay, of Dallas, |e city on a visit. the guest 1 Mrs. J. H. Coleman, on 6treet. |Rs! those beautifully tail : |aterial Sunday suits at An R.5o cant be equaled any k.oo. Gibson has purchased a 1, Prince Albert which |g considerable attention |ocal horse flesh admirers. hcs and societies can rent pm next door south of the |e, for suppers and enter Rates reasonable. Apply Fficc.
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Directory.

Methodist E. Church South. Preaching st I a. m. and .7:l5 p. m. every Sunday.
 Sun lay School o:3O a. m. Junior Epworth League. ? p m. Senior EpworthLesgue. $50 p H. Prayer meeting every Thursday evening at 7:l5.
 Pastor. Ii. B. Cox: Sunday Schael Supt., R. Nj. Henderson. Seni5r League Pres. John ". Pope: Juaior League Supt.. Miss Dickson. Everybody cordially invited sc attend all tsese services
 
 IT it's fit 10 rrintyca VII s-s II In
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Bartis: Church Bulletin.

Preaching every Sunday at 1 2. m and 7:l5 pm.
 Sunday School at 9:45 a. m. Prayer meeting every Wednesday evening at 7.l5. ]. c. HARRIS, Pastor.
 A. FLORA, s. s. Superintendent.