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Motto. of Hearing Petition. for Letter..

State of South Dakota, County of
Dawson, ss.-In County Court, Special
In the matter of the estate of Clar-
ence Raymond, deceased.
The state Of South Dakota sends
greeting. to c.. f. Raymond, heir at law
and next of kin Of Clarence Raymond,
deceased, and to all to whom these
Notice is hereby given, that c. F..
Raymond has filed with the Judge of
this court, a petition praying for let
tiers of administration Of the estate of
Clarence Raymond, deceased, and that
Thursday. the 25th day Of July, 1907,
at one o'clock p. m. of said day, being
a day of special term of this court, to-
wit: AT the court house in the city of
Mitchell, county of Davison, has been
set for hearing said petition, when and
where any person interested nay ap-
pear and show cause why the said Pc
tition should not be granted.
Dated at Mitcchell this goth day of
June. A. d. 1907.
w. Abbey. Judge of County Court.
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The New superintendent.

r. P. Edison, uf Mason City, Iowa,
is the new superintendent Of the
White River Valley division Of the
Milwaukee roa1, which extends for
the present from Rapid City to
Chamberlain. Mr.. Edson was form
erly trainmaster for the Milwaukee
road at Mason City and his pro-
motion is a merited one. Mr.. Edison
is we'll known in Mitchell, his wife
formerly living here. The Oacoma
Argus-Leader has the following to
say concerning..Mr. Edson's appoint
ment:
R. p. Edison, the new superinten-
dent Of the White river valley
division, was here Tuesday getting
acquainted with the merchants and
business men. he was accompanied
by Superintendent NanDyke and
Division Passenger Agent W. p.
Warner. superintendent VanDyke
who bias been here only two months
has :uaue a host of friends. in fact,
everybody who has ever bad tie
pleasure III meeting him has nothing
but praises for him. and it is with
lhuch regret that we see him 90
away. re has been transferred to
the II. & ID. division which is from
Aberdeen to MINNEAPOLIS and his
friends here wish him we'll. Mr..
Edison comes here from Mason City
and his appearance is very pleasing
and il we are any judge of human
nature we believe that he too will
be a worker for the west side of the
river and will do all within his power
to help build up this young empire.
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Notice 10 Creditors.

Estate of James Foran. deceased.
Notice is hereby given by, the un-
dersigned administrator of the estate
of James Foran. deceased. to the cred
itors of and all persons having claims
against the said deceased. to exhibit
them. with the necessary vouchers,
within four months after the first pub
l%ication of this notice. to the said Rob
ert j. Foran. administrator, at his res
idence in Mitchell. in the county OF
Dawson, South Dakota.
Dated June 9th. 1907.
Robert j. Foran. Administrator of the
Estate of James Foran, Deceased.
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I, s. ": Ballard. q Mitchell. South
ado ! 5 9 me .Sam eer 1T .. shat M ! hsy;
Marble and Granite Company. and Mel1 that
I will do business at Mitchell, South
RRaitk ebaIi S MaEple the ana sa alan meme co Of The
and. that i heretofore commenced the
m%anneaetu of pu fnmEEs+ and selling mn ! md
nected with Such BUSINESS at Mitchen
Dawson county, South Dakota, and
interested and Who is Doing doiae p Man
Mitchell Marble and Granite Company.
s., W.. Ballard, Mitchell, Davison
co ThsXt' AZ SGu II t Rake eapitar stock Of tn.
said firm has been contributed individ-
naliy BY the said S. w. Ballard, and
terested in the said business from and
after this date.
So S: w. Ballard.
Be it remembered, that OF the 2etA
% SaS at 'a a Sot asS7' pS SsfGse in m and Won fst
peared s. ". Ballard, well known a
and who subscribed to the above ana
foregoing certificate, and acknowledge
ed to me that he signed the same for
pose and say that he was the sole
The MITCHELL a G Marble and Gra9nite Conn
to said certificate, and that no other
person or persons are members of, or
have interest in said firm.
In witness whereof, 1 have hereunto
aHXe my hand and seal notarial
18th day of June, 1907.
VIM. McGrath, Notary Public.
State of South Dakota, County of
Dawson, SIS.
!, S. cattrell, clerk of the circuit
court Of said county and state, do
the Il e within and foregoing, certificate Of
cate of partnership on file in my office,
and the same is q full. and true copy
thereof, and of the whole of said orig
inal certificate of partnership wherein
S. w. Ballard is named as doing bust
ness under, the firm name and style Of
the Mitchell Marble and Granite Com
pany.
In witness whereof, | have l1%ereunto
a1fiSed the seal of the Circuit Court Of
said county and signed my name this
list day of July. 1907.
S Cattrell, Clerk of the Circuit Court.
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An Impressive Meeting.

Tuesday 8 a. m. Prayer meeting
lead by Rev. A.. W.. Thurston.
Scripture lesson, lst Thes.. 5th chap
ter. After some helpful comments
on the lesson, very earnest prayer
was offered by a number for a spirit
OF conviction to come Oh the un-
saved and o. blessing upon the
meeting.
At 10 a. M, Rev. G.. D. Brown
lead a testimony meeting. AS the
meeting progressed hearts we're
touched and melted and the spirit Of
God was hlessedly present and the
sweep Of victory in many hearts.
At 2:3O p. M, music ty Prof. and
Mrs. CHM. Preaching by Rev. j. e.
Norvell. Text: Luke 1925. Where
is your faith. The lack of faith in
Coos people sometimes calls out a
mild rebuke. When faith is right
God works wonders. This was a
strong presentation of some great
truths.
At 8 p. m., after song service by
Prof. and Mrs. CHM. Rev. j. L.
Glasscock preached one OF his forceful
and stirring sermons that should.move
every heart that heard it. Text:
Mark l0-47, Jesus thou son OF David
have mercy on me. AS the speaker
advanced in his discourse bis own
heart melted under the power of the
theme and poured forth in elequence
and power words of demonstration,
OF encouragement and of sweet tend
erpess that Vas very etfecting.
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IN MITCHELL TOWNSHIP
The Township Property Makes a
Good Showing and its Assessed
Valuation is 500 .es1.

Assessor Smith has furnished lie
Republican with the assessed valu-
alton OF the property in Mitchell
township, which makes a good show
ing. The following are some OF the
enumerations:
Horses, 295. s9,i7o; cattle, 1,o6e,
81, 737; hogs, e26, sl,s7s; wagons
and Carriages, 68, 1852: personal
property values, S26, $50; there are
1851 acres of land, valued at Sl72,-
97l, the value Of the buildings being
$ll .2S0. The total assessment
amounts to S2lO 1881.
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covers this point in the following
land which shon]d no oho1od.

covers this point in the following
and which should be obeyed:
No person either as owner, agent
or bailee shall drive, cause or permit
to lie driven any horse, cattle swine,
sheep, goat or other animal, into,
Through Or over any street or alley
in this City unless such animal or
animals Shall be under the immediate
charge Of sufficient number of
persons to completely control the
iEjuring any tree planted in any
street or within reach thereof, of
any grass plat in any street planted
between the lot and the curb Inc or
FROM hindering, annoying or endang-
.erlng any passerby in any street,
alley or any sidewalk or from injuring
any other property in any street or
alley Or on any sidewalk in this city.
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and graduating from our high school.
She is an accomplished musician,
endowed with many qraces OF char.
acter, and a general favo1ite with
all classes. n wide circle of friends
join in cordial good wishes and
hearty congratulations.
Mr.. and Mrs. Raines will travel in
Minnesota and southeastern Iowa
for two or three weeks before settling
down to house keeping.
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We offer the following bargains Of seasonable goods:
Boys Shoes, regular price $500, going at. &2.25
Boys Shoes, regular price $500 1905. s rs
400 pairs Women's Ansto Vici Kid shoes
regular price $3.50. going at .........&Z.89
Women's White Canvass Oxfords, worth
$3.50 and $500, going at .......,. .9
Women's White Canvass Oxfords, worth
Sl.25, going at .S8
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500 Reward. 500.

The readers Of this paper will be
pleased TO learn that there Is at least
one dreaded disease that science has
been able 10 cure fn all its stages, and
that is Catarrh Halls Catarrh Cure
Is the only positive cure now known to
the medical fraternity. Catarrh being a
constitutional disease, requires a con
stitutional treatment Halls Catarrh
cure is taken internally, acting al
rectly upon the blood and mucous
surfaces of the system, thereby de-
stroying the foudation Of the disease,
and giving the patient strength by
building up the constitution and assist
ING nature to do It's work The pro-
prietors have 90 much faith in its eura-
tive powers that they offer One Hun
dred Dollars for any case that Il falls
10 cure Send for list Of testimonials.
Add.ess.
r J. CHENEY g. Co, Toledo, O..
Sold by Druggists, 15c.
Take Halls Family Pills for consti-
patton.
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F. f Cowman; Iron Mound, w. H.
Bross
Noble county Bunch Creek town
ship. ID. j. Detwiler, Billings II G..
Swingle: Otoe William r, Larlmer
White Rock George DBrkee; Oak
Dale John Pursley: Black Bear, Chas,
S Thomason Auburn, Joe Long.
Oklahoma county Oklahoma City
James b. Collins; Springer, Edna NJ
Grarum
Canadian county-Calumet town
ship, Ernest Lowder; Rock Island, j..
W Kidd: Mathewson. Carrie b, Ciaw-
ley; El Feuo township. John T. Rice;
Prairie William c. Johnston Onion.
j. d. Mccain Ynkon Marea Newly.
IN Reno city Matt Brown, ID. +.
Carl G. Edward Coleman
Wagner c0unty- Township I, A.
Ben Parknisop township ?, A. %.
Hoffman and MURRAY B Leonard;
Wagner city, Pearline G Santee, y.
J Harris
Piusburg county-Alderson j. C..
Carter; Dove. Cad Mathews; HALEY
Vile. VIM Hunter: Hmtshorn town
ship Samuel a Maysey lIartshorn
city + p Kendrick and Edward Hew-
/ itt; kiowa township, w r. Culberson
and W +. tlarkrayes, M'Aiestet city.
Robert r. Hamilton and Fred llurlbut
Grady county Union township. Dan
Roysden u Tuule Charles b Ry-
ther; Walden. j. r. CALI b. Am
ber, ira w Lacey: Chh ia town
ship, James Mooley; Harrison, A. l..
'atheree
Jefferson couny-Ray township, Ze-
dekiah Brock.
Pawnee comfy OtOe township. a.
Theodore Wilson Cole Creek. Fred G..
Brader; Pavnee CITY. Harmon Neatch;
Jordan Valley township. Alexander w.
Ice; MElroy r. T. Stewart and H. A.
Gosner.
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we waited for the next sylabies. Hay
wood. who had been prepared by
Darrow for the worst that could come
TO him. steeled himself for the shock.
DagrOw WAS so nervous he could not
sic still. ne had been keeping vigil
all night. outside the iron fence that
sIrrol lnded the court ward and receiy-
ing dis-spirited reports from friendly
persons Richardson. pale controlled
himself Haywood griped the arms
of the chair IN which he sat for three
months, hearing accusations and de-
malls. Not guilty" popped out OF
Clerk Peterson's mouth
Haywood jumped up grabbed his
hat. started one way and then an
other. Richardson equally excited.
was going to address the court aud
sat down DarrOw's nerve went He
wept aud embraced Haywood Chief
Prosecitor Hawley. .Nwho like eyory-
body else expected another kind of
a verdict. sprang up from his chair,
looked neither 10 right nor left, bolt
ed past the jury passed Haywood
and into the iudge's chambers. where
Governor Gooding sat waiting, as he
thought for a verdict Of gailty Haw-
ley and the governor FASTENED from
the room BY this time judge Wood
had told the jurors that they were
dismissed James A. Robertson, the
old man who so nearly collapsed Sat
urday tottered from the jury box
weeping and grabbed Darrow, saying.
"DarrOw Darrow. ! want 10 shake
your hand Haywood was not guilty"
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GUTHRIE POSSESSES
GUIDELESS WONDER


One of the best and fastest horses
In the United states is Dawn Day
light" sired By Oak Grove and owned
H James Frymre. OF this city. and
now being worked out at the driving
park north of the city. Dawn Day
light had alecord of pacing a mile
in 2.l5 fourhNears ago, hut WAS in
jured In fall that season aud had
never been worked out s-lce until this
summer. Mr. Graves of the training
stables at the driving park has been
hitching Dawn Daylight up and
training him TO work without e driver
and is fast getting him into good
shape Saturday afternoon he went
The last half of "a mile without "A driver
Ia ! minute and 3-i seconds This
Is the best record that has ever been
mado on the local track and with The
exception of Dan Patch rs The best
record ever made In Oklahoma Mir.
rFrymire stated this morning that he
would go Fast with Dawn Daylight
In a few weeks ON an exhibition tour.
Trainer Graves says that with "A lit-
tie training HE 'guidless wonder will
give the famous Dan Patch a hard
run, Tie citizens of Guthrie who
Wish 20 see this guildeless wonder in
action can do so tomorrow afternoon
al the driving par, north of the city
when matinee will be givten We'd
uesday Dawn Daylight viii be one OF
the leading attratcinos at the Okla
homa City races. Mr Graves who
now has about twenty five fine horses
under training on the local track will
leave The last of this week with them
for q tour OF The Southern Kansas
race circnt
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DELIBERATE 4S HOURS
WITHOUT AGREEMENT
Case Against General Man.
ager Of Frisco Telephone
Company Dismissed

San Francisco. July 29-After forty
eight hours deliberation the jury in
the case of Louis Glass. vice presi-
dent and general manager OF the Pa
cic States Telephone company.
charged with the bribery of super
visors of that city. was dismissed by
Judge Lawlor having failed to reach
an agreement The jury stood seven
for conviction and FIVE for acQuittal
At no time during the balloting did
any OF the jurors change their mind
as to the guilt or innocence of Glass
OF the seven who stood for conviction
one would change his ballot occas-
ionally TO vary the monotony" but
each Juror was firm ia his opinion and
when the final ballot was taken there
was absolutely no change from the
first ballot taken fortv-eight hours
previously. namely. seven for convip
tion and FIVE for acquittal.
The FIVE jurors who stood out for
acquittal all agree there is no doubt
but that Pacific States Telephone
money was used to bribe the super
yisors, but that IL would be unfair 20
Glass 10 convict him of the bribe
giving, inasmuch as there was no pos
itive proof of It and that money might
have been passed to the hoodling su
peryisors by some other official
At one time the jury stood six TO
six and another eight to four for con
yictiou. bur the final ballot showed no
change from the first one takeG. seven
to five for conviction.
The case of Theodore V. Halsey.
the right hand man" Of the Pacific
State Telephone company. who Is al
legged to have passed the hribe money
TO the supervisors, comes up today
for trial
The prosecution Chains a positive
case against Halsey. as the brihe tax
ing supervisors have confessed st was
he who passed the money to secure
their votes If Halsey on the stand.
acknowledges lis guilt. the reason
able doubt in the minds OF the jurors
in a second trial of Louis G'ass would
undoubtedly be eliminated and the
vice president and general manager Of
the Pacific States Telephone company
would stand a good chance OF con
viction on the bribery charge
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OLD HOME
WEEK IN BOSTON
AN Asaocinted Presa.N


Boston, Mass. July 29.--The crowd.
ed condition of the downtown streets
today aud of the hotels. parks and all
public places would seem TO indicate
that there are few Bostonians who
have found homes elsewhere who
have not returned TO the city for the
Old Home Week celebration Hotels
and boarding houses are filled TO over
flowing while thousands of the yisl-
tors are being Accommodated at the
homes of relatives and friends The
opening OF the celebration has been
most auspioiogR, The number of visit
tors bids fair to- surpass The most
sanguine expectations, while the dec.
'orations, both for the day and night
display, are the most elaborate ever
seen here
Today was Patriots Day ON the
programme of the celebration, and
many of the visitors appropriate de-
yoted the day 10 historical pilgrimages
to local landmarks aud 10 Concord
Lexington. Salem, Plymouth and other
points of historical interest Within
easy travelling distance There We're
a number OF events, however to inter
est AN those who remained in town
At 9 80 O'Clock This morning "a memo
rial ahlet was dedicated n King
Chapel with am address hy Dr. I'D
ward Everett Hale. Al noon re
union or the old schoOlhoys of Boston
was held Ia Faneuil hall Numerous
athletic and sporting contests Were in
! cltudod m The programme and thi.
evening there is 10 be magniticen
electrical pageant
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Jo9n o Neil of Marshall announces
in The Leader today as a candidate
Tor commissioner from the Third dis.
tict subject 10 the Democra'ic pri-
maries August 23 Mr. q Neil is one
cf the leading farmers 81 northern To
gan county re Is conservative
business man and r. nominated viii
make winning race
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TODAY IN THE
DEPARTMENTS
Charters Issued.

Charters were issued from the office
of the territorial secretary this rOrn.
ine 90 the following corporations,
The Warren Central Rural Tele.
phone company. of Warren with 81
900 capital stock The directors are
r. S Moody } n Brad j. y schuren-
berg and S A Brad all of Warron
The First Presbyterian church, OF
Randett win the following trustees:
AZ n York A. y Barber and n a
Briggs an of Randletl
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J b. Tucker OF Orlando, has an
nouneed his candidacy ior county com
missioner IN tha Third district The
ta1pMers of Orlando township, Ia q
card. commend Mr. Tucker's candi-
dacy hir Tucker Is a good business
man and wei qualified 10 discharge
tho duties of commissipper lie Is a
hard worker. and "A loyal Democrat.
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Inereased capltaI SOL

The directors of the Bank of Yer
den, notified the territorial secretary
this morning thai they had increased
the capital stock OF the bank from
$4,000 10 S25. 600 The directors arc
IA B johnson, OF Chiokasha. II. j.
Butterfly. las y Jones and W H..
Draper. of Yerden. q. =. Butterfly Of
ST. Louis.
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Nnt,ru commlsnlnn.

Applications for notarial commits.
sions were received as follows:
h. L. Price &C Eschte, for Conan
che oouhty
a II Jones OF Rhawnee ior Patia.
watomie county
Al Iones. of Weathertord, for Gus.
'er county
n J Rnehaw, of Oklahoma CITY.
iot Oklahoma county
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COMMENT ON
HAYWOOD VERDICT


a0sson from this great struggle and
each side endeavor to recognize the
other and lay aside past differences
and live and work together in the de.
Velopment of the West The wise
counsellor ON the other side viii urge
conservatism. moderation and tolera-
tion Tor the future"
Statement by Governor FraHk r..
Guoding
The verdict IS great surprise 20
me and J believe to an citizens Of ida
no who have heard the evidence ia the
case have done my duty have
no regret as TO any action ! have TAX
en- and my conscience Is clear As
long as God gives me strength / shall
continue my efforts for goyernmeu
by law and for organized society. The
state will continue "A vigorous rrosecu
tion Of Petiibone ana Adams aud Of
Simpkins. when apprehended. There
will be neither hesitation nor retreat
Statement by United States Senator
William +. Borah
SO far as the Haywood case is con
cerned. twelve good citizens of Idaho
have acquitted him That settles It,
But this will not end the prosecution
Of Moyer and Pettlbone The prosecu-
ton ~ these Two cases viii be pushed
with such vigor as the state com
mands II is probable that Peitibone
viii be put on trial about October J.
The verdict has placed me in one res
poet Ii in no other and that is the
great pleasure Haywoods mother
must feel
Statement by Harry Orchard
through Detective Mcfarland:
white do not think the end OF
justice has been served. ! am glad ~
IS AN over | told the absolute truth
aud ! am glad ! did It, ! hope my own
trial VIII come soon and that viii be
over My conscience is clear. ! have
made my peace with God and am
ready
Statement OF Juror Levi Smith.
we could not connect HAYWOOD
with the Stenuenherg murder Orch
ard was not corroburated and much of
his testimony was not believed. Some
Of il was believed. but no corroborat.
ed"
Statement By Juror Samuel D. Gil
man. tihe juror who stood out for CON
victionl
eve could not connect Haywood
Win tHt NttuifHnfAN , ihhihfA AAN
confederation required by the statute
was not made ont"
Statement by Juror James A Rob
ertson. at whose home Frank Steun
enberg lived foI' two years. and the
Oldest man on the jury
n would not. and could not hang
any man on the evidence presented by
the state knew and loved Frank
SteEnenberg lie was a member OF
my family and almost as near to me
az a relative. II any man on the
Jury could have had a desire to con
yict ! was that man. but there was no
evidence on which TO bring in YER
dici Of guilty"
Statement of Juror Mclean.
= was for acQpittal from the hrst
believe tho coh2t's instruc ions in
fiuenced the jury to a large degree My
conscience would not have permitted
me 10 convict ON the testimony OF the
case
Statement OF Juror O. V. Zebern.
one of the men who voted 10 hang
Tom horn. In Wyoming.
Il never would have let them hang
Haywood on that evidence No sane
man ON earth would have convicted
the devil on testimony Ike that
would have rotied before consenting
10 conviction"
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NEGROES TO TAKE A HAND.

The Colored Protective League of
Oklahoma aud iauIan Territory viii
take hand IN the Tulsa convention
ana viii decide upon what attiude
ihe negroes should assume toward the
constitution and the nomination OF a
state ticket
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ANOTHER BATCH Of
CENSUS ENUMERATORS

The sollwing additional appoint
ments OF census enumeFators have
been announced hy William & Hunt
director IA charge of taking the feder-
az census OF Oklahoma
Logan county Orlando township,
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When there Is the slightest lndice-
ton OF indigestion, heartburn, fiatu-
lence or any form OF stomach trouble
take a little Kodol occasionally and
you will be afforded prompt relief
Kodol Is compound OF vegetable
acids and contains the juices found
in healthy stomach Kodol digests
what you eat makes your food do
you good. Sold by C. r. Renfro.
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ANNUAL SALE, TEN MILLION BOXES

guilty. every pers0a within the hea1'-
ing OF his voice except the jurors. ~
course, were nOnplussed. Not ono
recovered himself till Judge Wood
spoke directing the clerk TO enter an
order releasing Haywood from GUS
tody.
eve. the Jury. find the defendant.
William ID. Haywood and here Che
clerk paused ever so little-every
-a,.tta f,Y, fanefpn evafv hroatb bpId--