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The Adair County news., 1907-09-11
ADMINISTRATORS SALE.

AS Administrator of j. H. Evans, de-
ceased, l will offer for sale, at public
outcry, at the late residence of said de-
cedent, near Edith, Adair county, KY,
on Saturday, the 18th day of Septem-
ber, 1907, the following property:
About 81 bushels of oats; 60 bushels
of wheat; 83 barrels of corn; 8 thousand
pounds of hay; one shorthorn bull; one
young mule colt; four head of hogs; one
binder; one mower; two cultivators;
check rover; pea huller; one spring
wagon and other farming implements
and household and kitchen furniture.
Sale begins at 10 o'clock, A. M.
B. T. EVANS, Admr. of
j. H. EVANS.
1926 Deceased.
The Adair County news., 1907-09-11

w. S. Taylor has published an
other statement in which he says
that not under any circum-
tances will he come to Kentucky
and testify for Caleb Powers.
He says that the Kentucky au-
thorities have made preparations
to trap him. If he would say |
do not want to be placed on the
witness stand, he would hit the
nail fquare on the head.
The Adair County news., 1907-09-11
A. E. Wilson, the republican

A. E. Wilson, the republican
candidate for Governor, was de-
nounced by the Long Run Bap-
tist Association which was in
session in Jefferson county last
week. Christian people do not
like Mr.. Wilson's position on the
whisky question. The candidacy
of Judge Hager, the Democratic
aspirant, was endorsed by the
Association.
The Adair County news., 1907-09-11

Judge Hager and Hon. John K.
Hendrick were in the Big Sandy
and Mountains sections last
week. They were given enthu-
siastic receptions at every point.
The Adair County news., 1907-09-11
LOUISVILLE 49,.
CONFERENCE.
Ministers Who Will Be in Attend
ance and their Homes.
THE MEETING SEPTEMBER Is, 1907.

THE MEETING SEPTEMBER Is, 1907
The following is a list subject tt
change, of the ministers and delegates
who are expected to attend Confer
ence:
Mrs. Georgia Shelton:- Bishop H. C
Morrison.
Virgil Grissom:-B A. Cundiff, R. D
Bennett.
Mrs. Joe Rosenfeld:- IS. H. Lovelace
B. T. Shelter. =
William B. Rowe:-W. F. Hogard
j. w. Weldon.
E. H. Hughes:-W. F. eastman, ]
T. Cherry.
2. T. Williams &c. B. Overton.
DR.. C. M. Russell:-C. N. McGill, R
w. Brouder, W. B, Ricks. "a
Achilles Tarter:-G. Y. Wilson, D
T. Tarter, T. F. Barger.
John Bella. C. Gentle, G. W.
Shugart.
M. o. Stevenson:-G. A. Gailor.
j. j.. Simpson,. D. Gillian.
Richard Dohoney:-Jessee Q. Ker.
foot, j. H., Walker.
Leslie Johnston:-L. F. Percy, C. w.
Hisson.
Hick Pelly:-C. G. Prather, C. H.
Prather.
John Pennycuff: Emory Pennycuff.
]. P. Dohoney:-J. P. Vanhoy, Mar
win L. Dyer.
w. Tom Dohoney:-E. N. Metcalfe,
w. H. Archey.
John C. Dohoney:-J. w. Caughron,
L. K. May. -....
7. "A. Murrell: x. K. Anderson, B.
M. Currie.
w. T. McFarland:-E. D. Boggist,
w. p Gordon. =:
Polk Salmon:--G. P. Dillon.
A. R. Kasey:-P. A. T. Kasey.
M. A Bradshaw. w. Grove, j. T.
Baker.
Adolphus Todd B. w. Napier, B.
M. Dewitt.
Alvin Browning e. S. Moore, S. E.
Ragland.
Robert Royse:-L. w. Browder, R.
L. Tally, w. A. Beck.
Sam Royse:-R. C.. Bogard, Geo. H
Johnson.
Chas. S. Harris j. B. Galloway, G.
w. Hummel, j. P. Stubblefed, D. T.
Walton.
Henry Mullenix: ID. T. Williams, ].
H. Pawley.
Alfred Murrell: j. T. Mccormick.
]. A. Johnson:-W. E. Sutherland
G. F. Hartford.
Joseph Tupman:-R. H. Higgins, j
o. Smithson.
j. ]. Biggs:-James E. Lewis, j. B.
Butler.
Paul Smythe:-R. T. Brown, W. P,
Baird.
Chas. Sandusky:-F. M. Petty, E. P.
Deacon.
DR.. w. R. Grissom:-A. L Nell.
R. F. Paull:-L. E. Campbell, E. M
Gibbuns.
George T. Flowers, Jr.. IS. L. Lee
j. G. Brandon.
j. T. Goodman:-Jas. A. Goodman
Jno. l.. Brown, James C. Petree.
w. d. Frazier:-C. M. Phillips, w.
w. Prime.
Pat Burriss ss:-W. O. Riekard, Robt
Johnson.
w. L. Walker:-E. R. Bennett, ]. A.
Lewis.
Rollin Hurt:-F. E. Lewis, E. F
Goodson.
James Garnett:- e. E. Pate, T. J.
Randolph.
P. D. Neilson:-A. P. Lyon, F. A.
Mitchell.
w. T. Walker=W. U. Fuqate, R.
M. Wheat.
DR.. w. F. Cartwright: j. H. Gil
liam, w. B. Morgan.
John B. Coffey:--L. E. Guess.
Rev. C. r. Dean:-E. D. Ryan, w
H. Hickenson.
Simeon Murrell: e. S. Roswell, w
@. Vreeland
James T. Page:-W. w. Lamberth
j. P. Hogard.
! Nathan WaUUOnar.-J TT Dopoopo
The Adair County news., 1907-09-11
Adair Circuit Court.

William H. Pollard &c, Plffs.
VS. Order,
Victoria Butler, SC, Defts.
The above styled action is referred
to H. T. Baker Master Commissioner,
and the creditors of Ben j. C. Pollard
and Martha Pollard are directed to
present to said Commissioner and prove
their claims against said estates on OF
before Sept 16. 1907.
]. F. NEAT, Clerk.
The Adair County news., 1907-09-11

=. Ming.
E. G Atkins:-S. G. Shelley.
Judge H. C. Baker:-W. F. Lloyd,
G. F. Cundiff.
]. w. Coy:-J. L. Reid, J. T. Rush
ing.
Sam Beck:-R. G.. Love.
VIM. Patterson:-J, w. Lewis, W..
T. Davenport.
Geo. T. Rodgers:-R. G.. Alexander.
Art Walker:-J. J. Ruddell, S. F.
Ashbrook.
j. w. Walker:-J. L. Kilgore, T. H.
Elliot.
]. o. RUSSELL R. Kendall, Howe
Ralston.
T.J. Kratzer:-J. B. Seay, R. T.
Mcconnell.
Sam Breeding:-John Bowles, j. G..
Freeman.
John Jackman:-T. G. Fallin, F. G..
Fregent.
Walker Bryant: :-B- A. Hunter, w.
o. Logsdan.
Geo. Stults:-J. S. Mitchell, ]. H.
Nicholson.
]. N. Coffey:-J. L. Murrell, C. A.
Humphrey.
Geo. M. Smith,. w. Love, C. F.
Williams.
Frank Staples:-F. R. Roberts, Alex
ander Royster.
Allen Walkers. M. Messick, Geo.
H. Means.
w. w. Jones DIR. Alonzo Monk,
DR.. w. B Beauchamp.
Claud Hurt L. Crandall, Jos. S.
Chandler.
T. E. Paull:-W. c. Brandon, A. G
Fraser.
J B. Barbee:- IT. V. Joiner, B. A.
Brandon.
Columbia Hotel:-M. H. Alexander,
c. R. Grove.
John Morrison:-J. C. Haskinson, w.
R. Wagner.
Jas. d. Walker:-T L. Hulse, W., T.
Miller. rc1 ao.s .hose p
W. A. Coffey:-F. M. Thomas, A.
Mather
w. R. Myers:-Geo. E. Foskett,
Jas. S. Chandler.
Miss Sallie Fields. A. Mckay, D.
S. Bowles.
w. F. Jeffries:-W. F. Barkley, DR..
Rog Gardner.
Ed Sinclair s.. L. C. Coward, R. H.
Hartford.
Hancock Hotel::2B. F. Orr, Virgil
Elgin. 'v'i -i<r o-H rtsy
Henry Farlee:-W. R. Godby.
Clay Feese:-R. E. Adams, Smith
Givan.
F. R. Winfrey:-R. C. Alexander,
Val P. Thomas, j. T. Stewart, R. T.
Dossett.
Robert Price:-E. M. Vance, U. B.
Long, L. w. Turner, R. H. Roe.
U. D. Hurt:-B. S. Harper, S. N.
Scott.
James Young:-J. M. Ragsdale, Sing
ing Evangelist.
Rollin Browning Isaac Emerson, G..
w. Dennis, C. w. Moorman, Delegate,
w. D. Pierce.
DR.. James Triplett:-J. P. Smith,
Delegate.
G. B. Smith:-H. MCBeath, F. J..
Wade.
w. H. Wilson:-W. j. Wade, Del. g,
R. E. Allison, Del.
A. D. Patterson &c. w. Beard, Del =,
T. H. Beard, Del.
j. H. Judd:-W. R. Scott.
Sam White, at Hancock Hotel:--Dr.
w. C. Keen.
Mrs. Bette Butterflies Lula C.
Daniel, Miss Ada Lewis.
N. nj. Tutt, Hancock Hotel, to be
supplied.
M. L. Mitchell:-W. C. Moorman, c..
o. Smith.
Joe Nat Conover:-J. R. Stuart, DR..
w. F. McMurry.
Capt. w. w. Bradshaw:-R. c..
Adams.
G. w. Garrison:-W. T. Reid. Smith
Givan.
Samuel MITCHELL TO be supplied.
T. ]. Rasner:AE. w. Smith.
M. F. Dudley, Esq. w. c. Hayes,
L. M, Russell,
Hancock Hotel: w. A. Grant.
PREACHING NEXT SUNDAY.
The Adair County news., 1907-09-11

The docket for the Adair Circuit
Court commencing next Monday is
light.
The Adair County news., 1907-09-11
PREACHING NEXT SUNDAY.

]. L Atkins, Albany.
w. H. C. Sandidge, Union.
J. F. Roach, Pierce's Chapel.
A. R. Kasey, Columbia.
]. A. Johnston, Cane Valley.
]. Y. Wilson Elroy.
T. j. Campbell, Antioch.
F. J. Barger, Pleasant Hill.
z. T. Williams, Mt. Pleasant.
H. T. Jessee, Smiths Grove.
]. C. Cook, Columbia.
! have a frst-class kit of 81
makers tools for sale. / will also !
my shop to the man who will buy
outfit. SOLOMON TURPEN,
1926 Columbia,
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1907-08-09
Bids for Coal.

Notice is hereby given that bids
will be received up to August IL,
1907, to furnish coal t. Dawson
county for court house and county
poor as follows:
Hard coal delivered in bin at court
house.
Best Hooking Valley coal delivered
in bin at court house.
Best Hooking Valley coal delivered
in any part Of city of Mitchell.
Best Hooking Valley coal in coal
bins at place where bidder keeps his
coal.
Be st Pokahontas coal delivered at
court house.
County commissioners reserve the
right to reject any or all bids
Dated this 9th day of July 1907.
Fl. B. Anderson,
County Auditor.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1907-08-09
Their Baseball Season Over.

Letcher, Washington Springs and
Artesian, which have supported paid
baseball teams sc far in the season,
have quit the business and these
towns nave closed..up by releasing the
paid players.
Letcher claims to have had a very
successful season and that they paid
out and that the town received suf-
icient advertising to justify the ex-
penditure Of the money.
According to a schedule of the
games won and lost Letcher lead the
three teams, having won 26 and
lost II, the percentage being GOA.
Washington Springs Is second with
25 lanes won and p lost, with a
percentage Of .543, while A1tesian
won l6 and lost IA, with a percentage
Of .533.
These teams played a really good
article OF ball and many Of their
games were closely contested, some
of which went to Is innings, with
several shutouts to the credit Of the
pitchers.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1907-08-09
10 CATCH BLIND PIGS
Alexandria Business Men Combine tt
Enforce the Prohibition Law
in That Town.

The business men Of Alexandria
are going to make prohibition pro-
hibit the sale Of intoxicating liquors
in that town. License was voted
out 1t the spring election, following
a strong and successful revival meet
ing held there and a large proportion
of the business men were converted.
Since prohibition went into effect
July / there has been a disposition
to run the blind pig business on the
quiet. The business men have
formed an association to prevent the
violation OF the law and they have
offered q reward Of 800 to any person
furnishing the evidence that will
convict any person Of selling intox-
ciating liquors in that town. With
such a determined effort to stamp it
out the violations, it is thought,
will not be numerous.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1907-08-09
GOLD MEDAL CONTESTS
Two Contests We're Held in the High
School Building That Were
Very Successful.

Two very entertaining gold medal
contests were held in the assembly
room Of the high school building
Thursday evening and which we're
attended by an audience of very good
70 p o%rtions. The contests were for
the eAcelling Of the young people in
oratory and Instrumental work. In
both contests there were "A number Of
participants and the numbers that
each gave formed a highly entertain.
ing program.
In the instrumental contest Helen
Powers Vas awarded the gold medal,
and the gold :oratorical.J John Chap
man was the successful person. The
medals were presented by Prof. O..
E. Browne.
Miss Florence Branch gave a reci-
tation during the evening and the
audience showed a hearty apprecia-
ton of her efforts. Mrs. J.. Sykes
Wilson, WHO has been in California
for over a year, gave an interesting
talk on the work OF the W. G. T. T..
IN that state, which is in a very
progressive condition.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1907-08-09
HAS LEASED HIS THEATRE
L. o. Gale Has Leased His Theatre
ton, tor One Year

The Gale theatre will have a new
manager in the future in the person
OF NJ. w. Jencks, OF Yankton. Mr..
Jencks has been Ia the city on three
or four different occasions concerning
the possible lease Of the theatre
Building but 1T was not until Monday
that he was able to secure the con-
sent Of Mr.. Gale to let his house 90.
The lease extends over a period of
one year.
MI. Gale was 10th to let his theatre
60, and 1T was only on the excellent
business judgement and his thorough
knowledge Of the theatrical business
that he consented to let Mr.. Jencks
have the house. The Yankton
manager has been very successful in
the conduct Of the Yankton theatre
and has brought some Of the very
best attractions to that city, many
OF which did not appear in Mitchell.
Mr.. Jencks stated to The Republican
that 1t would be his ambition to
provide Mitchell playgoers with the
very best line OF dramatic, operatic
and musical comedies that are on the
road. MIR. Jencks says he is free to
admit that there are times when a
manager will get let down on an
attraction, but that he will use his
very best efforts and knowledge of
the business not to hand the people
xof Mitchell a lemon If he knows it.
Mr.. Jencks expects to move to
Mitchell ard give the house his per-
Sonal management, and his Yankton
friends give him the highest personal
endorsement as a gentleman and
manager aud in whom the people of
Mitchell can place the utmost con-
tidence as being DESTROYS OF giving
them the best ia tie theatrical line.
Mr.. Jencks expects to have his
1irst attraction on the evening Of
Sept. A, and has left for the east
now TO make his bookings for his
house for the fall, winter and spring
business. He expects to have some
thing unusually 1000 for the opening
might under his management.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1907-08-09
CONTINUOUS PRESSURE
But It Is Interrupted Many Times
With Shutting Off for Repairs
and Accidents.

Chairman Curtis, of the water
works committee, is trying his best
to make the continuous pressure
proposition a permanent thing in
Mitchell but he finds it rather a
difficult thing to do just at the
present time. Since the fire at, the
mill, about a month ago, continuous
pressure has been on, or, rather, was
ordered on and an effort has been
made to keep it going. This system,
has been handicapped to some extent,
however, by having to shut it off
for repairs in certain places. an in
stance of which occurred Saturday.
Mr.. Curtis tested the water mains
Of the city with l25 pounds pressure
to ascertain the strength Of the
mains and find out where the weak
spots we're. so that If any of them
broke or leaked they could be fixed
before a big fire was n A portion
of the water main opposite the
Chan peny building could not with
stand the heavy pressure and when
it was turned the crack that evil
IDENTIFY was in the iuain aud did not
show under the lighter pressure.
gave evidence of its weakness when
the 1875 pounds was TUNED on. 1t
has taken several days to fix the
break but Plumber Austin finished
the job Tuesday night after pumping
water out of the trench all the after
noon and a portion OF the evening.
Tuesday the members of the water
works committee visited the water
works and they were shown over the
system by Engineer Tricky, who
informed the committee just what
would have to be done in the way of
permanent repairs to keep the
station in condition so that con-
tinuous pressure on the mains could
be made permanent. Engineer
Tricky said what there was to be
done in this line and the committee
gave him plenty Of leeway to make
the repairs to keep the plant in con-
1ition SO that it was ready at all
times to meet successfully whatever
emergency came up.
Mr.. Curtis said that the engineer
will keep SO pounds pressure on toe
mains day and night, which he sale
would he suct1ient to fill any waite,
tank in the city, no matter how higl
up it vas The committee Is anx,
ious to give the best possible service
to the people and they feel that
from now on there will be les:
ground for complaint than there
before.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1907-08-09
More Beer and Less Whisky,

Providence Journal: Those person
who advocate temperance, as distinct
from abstinence, will be glad to learn
from the figures furnished by the
internal revenue office that an in
crease among the people Of the
United States in the consumption
OF beer~has been accompanied by a
decrease in the consumption Of
whisky. This appears to bear out
the contention that the use of
malt beverages tends to diminish
the use OF liquors. If this he so there
is ground for satisfaction. No n
can really defend steady whisky
drinking as a good habit. Beer, on
the other hand while 1t may dlsa-
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1907-08-09
Acting Supervising Architect.
Thinks 1t Was Disgraceful.

Editor Republican,: Monday night
at / p. No.. / was aroused from my
slumbers by a big hubbub at the
front Of u house. On arising and
looking out of the window what met
my gaze was two young men and two
young women drinking, hollering
and carrying on in a d%ispraceiul
manner. or course we will not sup
pose these to be young people OF this
fair city, but the "traveling spo1ts'
who are roaming this country.
There is a song that is sung, "Where
is my wandering boy tonight" but
l think 1T Is time to for mothers to
hogan to think ''Wkere is my wand
ering girl to night" and then SO
and bring them back under their
own roof. A Pilgrim.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1907-08-09
At WORK ON The PLANS
Work is Progressing on the Plans TO,
Government Building to
be Erected Here

HE.L
On1cial information as to the pro.
gress Of work on the plans for Mitch
ellis government building has been
rather meagre until Senator Kit
tledge took up some correspondence
with the acting supervisor architect.
a week ago the senator opened cor
repondence with the department at
Washington concerning the status of
the Mitchell building and the acting
supervisor architect made the follow
ing reply under date of Aug. q,
Honorable a. B. Kittredge, United
States Senator, Sioux Falls, South
Dakota.
Sir: In reply to the inquiry con
tanned in your letter of the 10Th
ultimo, relative to the status Of work
ON the drawings for the new Federal
Building which 1T is proposed to
erect at Mitchell, South Dakota,
you r advised that the sketch plans
Tor the building have been approved
by the Cabinet Board and the work.
ing drawings for the same will be
taken up at the earliest possible
date: and while it is impossible to
state at this time when the working
drawings and specifications will be
completed and bids advertised Tor,
your interest in the matter is APP
preciated, and every effort will be
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1907-08-09
Notice to Bridge Builders.

Notice is hereby given that sealed
proposals will be received up to
August IL, 1907, at this office for
the construction Of bridges in Davi-
o County, S. Oak, as follows to-
wit:
One 60 foot steel bridge across
Enemy creek in Prosper township,
between sections IA and Is.
One a truss pile bridge, 80 feet
long, between sections S and 6 in
Rome township.
Que pile bridge in Union Town
ship between sections 10 and IA,
length of bridge to be determined by
committee.
One steel bridge, 50 feet long,
across Firesteel in Badger township,
between sections "a and 35.
One A truss pile bridge, in Tobin
township, between sections IA and %,
length of bridge to be determined by
committee.
Also to build one a truss pile
bridge in Baker township, between
sections IL and Ia.
a certified check Of Is per cent OF
building price is required to accom-
pany bids. County commissioners
reserve the right to reject any AMI
all bids.
Dated this Stb day of Ju y 1907,
II. b. Anderson,
County Auditor.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1907-08-09

gree with some people, and may, if
taken too freely, produce intoxica-
ton, is generally speaking a com
paratively harmless drink. 1t may
be doubted if, on the whole, it does
as much harm to the human system
as many of the various "soft" drinks
which people pirtake of so freely,
especially in hot weather. No doubt,
in a perfect state Of society, no slim
ulants whatever would be called for.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1907-08-09
Ball Team Disbanded.

The Washington Springs baseball
club which has been playing con-
tinually this seaon, has been dis
banded and the men released. The
managers of the team came to the
conclusion that there was not enough
money in the game to keep a paid
team going in a town the size of
Washington Springs, and if there
was any advertising to be done they
would spend the money in some
other way than through the instru-
mentality of a baseball club. The
managers said that the team was a
money losing proposition from the
start.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1907-08-09

a purse of $4,000 has twenty-three
entries. For another event thirty
three entries were received.
The Sioux City Traction company
has completed the construction Of a
loop on its Riverside Park line
which will permit it TO operate its
cars during the week Of the Inter
state Live Stock Fair, September Z
to IA, on a schedule Of one minute
and a half apart. This should Insure
COOL service to the fair grounds.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1907-08-09
made to push the work to completion
ut tho ncrlioct nnccihlo dnto

made to push the work to completion
at the earliest possible date.
1t is quite possible, as you suggest,
to make a contract for the founda-
tions Of this building separate from
the work OF the superstructure; but
the long experience of this office has
demonstrated the inadvisability Of
such action in buildings of this size.
Moreover, it is believed that such
action would not result in completing
the bulldog any sooner than il the
entire work were included in one
contract; for II making the drawings
for the superstructure after the
foundations are under way, there is
always the probability Of changes
being required In the latter. to con-
form to the design as it is finally
developed in making the drawings
for the remainder OF the building.
Respectfully.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1907-08-09

Mitchell People Appreciate This.
Nothing can be good for every
thing.
Doing one thing we'll brings sue
Doan's Kidney Pills do one thing
only.
They cure sick kidneys.
They cure backache, every kidney
i'll.
S. B. Thompson, proprietor of the
Clifford hotel, Sioux Falls, S. D.,
says: "Doan's Kidney Pills cured me
of a bad case of kidney trouble some
years ago and the cure has been per-
manent. My trouble was backache
and irregularity Of the kidney secre-
tions which we're scanty at times and
again very profuse. My back ached
continually and | had little ambition.
At night | could scarcely sleep on &C
count of the intensity of the pain. |
tried various medicines, but they did
me no good and the doctors failed
just as signally. Someone told me
about Doan's Kidney Pills and 1 be
gan using them. In three days they
made me feel better. and in a shor,
time ! was cured. That cure has beer
permanent and 1 have thought sc
we'll of Doan's Kidney Pills since
then that I have sent several people
to get them"
For sale by all dealers. Price 81
cents. Foster-Milburn Co., Buffalo
New York, sole agents for the United
States.
Remember the name-Doan's-
and take no other.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1907-08-09
Sioux CitY,s Fair.

The entries for the harness horse
events in the races Of the great
Interstate Live Stock Fair in Sioux
City, September 7 to IA, have just
closed. The s25, 900 offered in purses
has attracted the finest fields o!
trotters and PAGERS ever seen at a
fair In the west. The 2:12 pace for
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1907-08-09
Special Session of County Commits.
sioners.

sioners.
Notice is hereby given that county
commissioners OF Dawson c0un ty, S
d. will meet in special session at
10 O'Clock a. M. Monday morning,
August IL, 1907 for the purpose Of
opening bridge bids and also to at
tend any other business that may
come before the board.
Dated this Goth day OF July, 1907.
ii. B. Anderson,
County Auditor
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1907-08-09

Get the habit of advertising your
Wants in The Republican. 1t Will
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The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1907-08-09
WHY IT SUCCEEDS
Because it's for One Thing Only, and

Mitchell People Appreciate This.