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New-York tribune., 1907-01-29
TELLS or BRIBE OFFER.
1nother -lHdarit Myoircs Palmer
Senator Dryden Denies
- relea-arh n - 7'I.luHe- J

AI,rristoyyn Ian. 2S-Charles r. Whitehead.
of this town. who was an Assembyman from
this county during the session of l9Ol-'"2, when
John +. Dryden first elected gave out nero
to-day an affidavit In which he says that ihe
late Thomas Palmer offered him $500 II he
would vote for Dryden The affidavit IS as fol-
lows:
state of New Jersey County Of Morris. ss.-
Charles r Whitehead, being duly sworn on
his oath says: Ny residence and postofiice ad-
dress Is Morristown, Morris County. =. J.. Rural
Free Delivery No ]. / IL member OF the
Legislature during the session OF lNUl-'O2. being
a member Of the House OF Assembly for Norris
County. ! remember very well one Thomas Pal-
ner the legislative agent of the Erie Railroad
Pending the contest for the election OF a United
States Senator, l was approached by the said
Thomas Palmer I'm tie interest Of John = Dry
den, who was then candidate Tor United states
Senator Mr.. Palmer tried 70 induce me 10 vote
for MT. Dryden al the caucus. and promised me
that If l would cast my vote for the said
Dryden l would he paid. and pledged his word
that l would receive $500 which I declined.
casting my vote alternately for -ho then Sem
atcr. Edward Caspar Stokes. and Ex-Governor
Csigned). CHARLES r WHITEHEAD
Subscribed and sworn 10 before me this twen-
CHARLEs F. AxTELL.
Master in Chaucery.
Mr. Whitehead is a WELL -to-do farmer and has
fine place few miles out of Morristown.
1T was at the old State Street House In Tren-
ton that Palmer came TO me and said: There's
$500 IN It for you IL you vote for Dryden
said Mr.. Whitehead to-day. 4 Indignantly de
cnned TO discuss the matter with him and left
him" said Mr. Whitehead.
Mr.. Whitehead said he much surprised at
Mr. Drydens denial that he knew Mr. Palmer.
He said that Mr.. Palmer was one OF the best
known men at Trenton at that session and that
every one connected with tho political game
was acquainted with him.
Mr.. Whitehead said he knew George w IIol-
man, jr., Of Ocean County. who recently made
affidavit that he had been approached in Mr.
Drydens interests at that session by Palmer
He calls him an honest and straight member Of
the Assembly who had incurred the dislike Of
several politicians from his county because OF q
bill he introduced governing the oyster industry
II abolished several useless Offices which were
held by political henchmen. Mr.. Whitehead has
a letter from the late Mr.. Palmer which con
tains this sentence; do not commit yourself
on United States Senatorship until you see me
Come down early Monday"
New-York tribune., 1907-01-29
EDWARD MHINsTRY TEAL.

Chicago Jan 2S.-Edward McHinstry Teall, for a
number of years president of the Chicago Under
writer's Association, died last night after months
illness from grip ana resulting complications Mr..
Teall was born at Albany on July D. 1889. At the
time OF his death he president of the board OF
trustees OF the Mccormick Theological Seminary
and president Of the Chicago Relief and Aid Society
New-York tribune., 1907-01-29
CAR WAR POSTPONED THREE WEEKS.

Mayor Pagan OF Jersey City has decided to defer
opening the the trolley company under the
no-seat-no-fare ordinance passed a few days ago
by the Street and Water Board. Corporation Coun-
sci Record said yesterday that they would give Tie
company two or three weeks 20 put on additional
which controls the trolley lines is PREPARED 10
carry the matter to the courts on certorari as
soon the city begins to enforce the ordinance
New-York tribune., 1907-01-29
FIREMAN FALLS FOUR STORIES.

All the fire companies in the old town of New
town and several engine companies from BROOKLYN
were called out by three-alaru fire at the former
place last night. The fire was in a row OF new
houses in Bleecker street. between St Nicholas and
Cypress avenues Fred HILL of No 14S Sumner ave
nue.: Brooklyn, a member of of the BrookIyn
engine companies, fell four stories through an air
shaft and Is now in the German Hospital in Ess4
Williamsburg, suffering from Internal injuries
New-York tribune., 1907-01-29
ADVERTISING LEAGUE DINNER.

Tho New York Advertising League will hold its
first monthly dinner this evening at the rooms OF
the Aldne Association. No. Ill Fifth avenue. Talks
VIII he given by f. James Gibson. Robert NJ
Nlnkley Charles Snowden Redheld and others
New-York tribune., 1907-01-29
PRODUCE MEN FAVOR STOCK TRADING
Over 450 Members Sign Petition Asking
Managers to Authorize It.

circular has bean issued by the New York
Produce Exchange which states that over four hun
dred and nifty members have signed the petition
asking tho board Of managers TO authorize the list
ing ana trading j." securities OF all kinds. including
Industrial and mining shares under proper safe.
guards. - - ''7
New-York tribune., 1907-01-29
DRYDEN LOSES VOTE THROUGH DEATH

Freehold. Jan. 2S.-Isaac b Dawson, one Of the
members of the Assembly from this county who
has voted for Senator Dryden. will not be in Tren-
ton to vote this week. His wife died at their
home, near f1nglishtown. last night. She was sixty
years OLD. MI Davidson is almost prostrated and
says he Will not go to Trenton until after the
funeral on Thursday, even if his going would break
the DEADLOCK - -
New-York tribune., 1907-01-29
FoRMAN FAMILY RECOVERING.

Freeport Long Island, Jan. 2s.-AIrs Ralph For
man, who was injured in the automobile accident
at Greenwich Point yesterday, is said 10 be In no
danger, and will recover. Her sister Mrs Frank
Forman, is suffering from broken thigh bone
Ralph Form8n and his son. Ralph Forman. ir. are
New-York tribune., 1907-01-29
[Rv Telegraph to The rrihnnn !

Trenton Jan Ex-senator Dryden expressed
about the same opinion regarding the affidavit
OF ex-Assemblyman Charles r Whitehead that
he expressed regarding the Holman af1davit
He said he did not know Palmer and was IN
aware of the circumstances alleged
New-York tribune., 1907-01-29
WILBUR S. JACKSON

Chicago. Jan. 2S.-Wilbur s. Jackson dean Of the
School of Education at the University Of Chicago,
died to-day after an illness of less than twenty-four
New-York tribune., 1907-01-29

The following petitions In bankruptcy We're filed
trIct Court.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-04
3m Derfanfcn.


OurW gu pCrtnUfcN.
Stnc flctne @cnlilietnrm bon 10 gtdtrn,
cipn 2h Niei!cn bon gSeftminiicr. an Der g8eits
@nlllIilcr ltrto baltimore 2nrnpiIc, init auicm
outer EIrlpe lnbe ocm 0aus II. Spei Gucuci
nupe Der Sheutc. Winisa, 5lcii6bnts. 9iibners
uto Sdlucilleital. Sas Suuo III icbr paIiciio
illr Sertittcbdll II. Iicat in outer Gu0har'dnit.
@inc ocntihc StuIc in Der 9idbe uno cine cute
tiienilide Sdule irncrbGIh eincr buI0en Ntcilc.
Shitenrter nit inraaen glepfcIbdumer mo
Subenb Nirfd6durter, filb unh iuIicr. uno es
lpn cier gdcr Grpber 0ciSeniclb auf Dem lsInb.
Scbco Stiid Gano nrbnr. S6 BETTE ciuCn
&saIo bon etlpu 30 stderu in Der Gfibc; Scle.
phunptotien 6nnl &crinut. Wtnl %Goreiiirc: tn.
oio @rccn, @citmiufter, Garrui.6r. r1bc
Hccic, Io. (33-5)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-04

Srauen ais 9ro6 fen
6 +. Bon Der Barrier Yrds
fettur ipareu feds 5rauen aur Qusbils
Dung i'm 9roidtentuti4erDienli in Der
Sdbrihule sugelahen porOen. 8eim
S4luBeramen fielen Die &anoioatins
men ieooh bur6. Der priifungsauss
f9ub fonitatirte tSe nHerpoiitat," Die
befiirdten laIe, bab BE Samen Den
@efabren bes Wagenlenfens i'm &C.
orange ni9t getpa9Ien feten. gs Be-
reiten ii6 inoe1en iebt feds anoere
S9ulerinnsn auf bas Gramen Dor.
Iuffin bnng alter q e.
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ftaurirun9 Der in elmer p%ripatgaGerie
befinoliGen 9ilber beI9dftigt mar,
stpei bisber ~unbetarntc @emdioe pou'
Dem i'm Sabre 1641 peritorbenen Re.
riibmten Maler ban 0bd. 0ds cine
9emdlbe iteqt MariG 8ertin6iguna,
bqs dnbsre Maria am Grade Gbriiti
bar. Der YeIiber Der @aqerie bate
feline 0bnung odpon, nel6s tpertbpols
len 9iloer er in ieiner GdQerie bate.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-04

lnnfen rtueS tencr moberurn Sduier NIT icd,S
SimmrIn au Nuie.etrnsc, SwiIdheu Sairinunnt.
spennc nno SaHettc. strnkr. Seller. Suf nrb
aroitolr init Cement beleet ulo ncuciie Ginridb.
tillitaeiL etnftlieklih alcatenfalal . slnfhlaB.
Sruio8ins nIr $50 BRO Snbr.
e. 3. Gallagher. Roumeifter.
@nrcan Nr. 24o7, ACKNOWLEDGING.
(264-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-04
audJ ciEr observation-disclosures

Su Dem un8liidli9en aris5siabre 1906
Iieb Der fran50iTi4e General Somis
nique Soiepb @anbamme auf Sen Be-
fannten preubif9en Pa~rteigdn9er
gprte, alias WdGenftein. Der, loo uno
pie ct tonnts, ben Sran3pIer Sdooen
sufiiate, eine 8elobnun9 bon tduIenb
Rei63tbolern ausieBen. Sorte erfubr
bon oiefsr 8anoomme'fden Stut uno
flugs lieB er alIsnt9aIb 3ettel psrtteis
len, ouf 0ensn aebrudt 5u leien itano:
rSe43ebn @roTd)en Surant erbdlt,
iper mir Sen Gopf @anbammss iibers
bringt." Gs ipurre bieIc qegenIeitig.
Mbihdbun9 oamals, tros Der trors
riaen Gage oss @erfdItniT:, bel e..
la9t.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-04
Rene bcntIhe g~niicSlnng i'm iunniocn

cIinn; feline gfcacr: eriifIuifiger 9'oocn in flcis
&c Sarrlerl eingetbciit. and eiripe .9plpl
Cots" 8cringc sln5nbIn1a. febr Iri6tc gebiiis
alinger. SUE @cleGcnbcit fir GoIde. Die ib
Elm pdor Slinoert Collars eefpnrt bnben mo
aern felbftitlnoip iperben tn6tbten. gdbcrcs bcl
&rrnann Nabrnhuup, Tr. III, Nprb.GharieS.
etruec, Baltimore. W,o. (Sepit0,tO
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-04
Nciraths Qiccnsrn.

Charles ". @romn, 81, uno Gar.
RE &. @ebr, %; 2tpplifont SlllillS
8romn, Hr. lOG, iO,Botterion.
Yarf 2lpcnmc.
&obu =. @cniolL 2G, nuO Gillian
Is. @a8ncr, %; 2lpplifant Gogar 8.
SmoblrOro, 9tr. 1920, 0oQinsitraBc.
NOlm Sadion, %. nio Mut0
SLING, n; Npplitnnt AOdm Sudion,
9tcmport, ga.
Soicpb II. GrciS, 81, uno ScIcn II.
2lrmitrong, is; Npplifant Soicpb II.
Mrcia, Ntr. 1891, Noro-g0enitruBe.
&obn o.. 0lWinc, jun., 81, mo
0iorp y. Collins, 2t; Npplifont 5.
2orti9 Gau0oIl. Nr. 81. Siio.6res
mont NucHuc.
@ollace ". @ollin8, 2G, mo Nmnie
Wt. Steele, 20; AppIifont %Sallace ".
9touinS. @aibington, :. &.
Soon @cnrp bruins, 10, un0 &c-
lena 6oI6foB, IS; 2lpplifant Siuium
s.. @cbcr, Nr. 9lt, Nor0g&oQingtou-
9luentc.
GborlcS @ooomirt. %, unO 9(oa
@olipennn II; Npplifunt @corgc
SnIipcmp, Nr. 1913, 2uolorpItrnBe.
&oco6 @lobnrcr, 60, uno Sollic
2cmi2, 30; Npplitnnt Ncu. GborlcS
4. 6lllb, Gle NoIono= mo ). Nueutc.
@iQiom $. N~uIlcll, %. INTO Nntc.
liza No. NiOt, 80; Npplifont &iainm
:. Shilling Nr. ., Siio. Foppleton.
StraBe.
Sonuuc q. Coles. 80, mo Cola Is.
Goriu, IS Sabre olt; Hiccnj Acbolt
bon SomuCl &. Coles, Nr. 23i, Nor.
rcn.9lpc.
Benedict s. Soltucr, 81. mo Mta.
tbilbc 4. 6ll,tto, % Sabre oft; 81.
crni QcGolt BON ScnCbict $. Soltncr,
9tr, 1888, Niblono-Nuc.
9lio 4. @riiiitb, IS. mo emma e.
@oiIrn. q Sabre olt; 2iccl5 8cbolt
bon @iQiom Barter, Nr. IS, Sit.
SontburgItr.
Charles $. 5rebcrids, 26, uutb 9ln'
tonic &icroihcf, 26 Sabre alt; Siccn5
Nc6olt ben Charles $. SrcOeridS, Or.
3t35, Iiuouitr.
SoGn $. Ecoboop, %, uno Gbo g.
@robon, % Sabre oft; 2iccn5 9ebolt
bon Sobn Z. Ecoboop, @oibin9ton,
2. Is.
G6riition $. ShGd)cr, %, un0 ella
s. EbiIbit, - Sabre olt; Sicen5 &c
bolt bon 6roilt y. Fbil6in 9tr. 400,
Sit.25. Strobc.
@iQiom u. Clemens, 10, mo Wtn.
RI &omoitcf, 10 Sabre alt; 2iccnj
Qcbolt bon s. $. i. Clemens Nr.
1888. Wor6.Eottcrlon.Eorf .glpC.
WorriS Ginger, %, unb Wpuic
YolonSfp. 20 Sabre oft; 2iccn5 ges
bolt bon MorriS Singer, 9r. 1912,
Olt.@nltimorcitr.
Charles @lonlcicr. i6, mo Mimic
Sinnte. 10 Sabre alt; &iccn5 gcboIt
bon Charles @lomcicr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-04

$40 Bic harmonic" bGlt ibren
~0ic8iG6rigcn Mosfenbull on If. Sc,
brior in Ser y2pric.SoQe". GoS 6eIt.
Gomite lit beitrebt, aud bel Den
Observation-Disclosures Sen alten
9luf 5ll redticrtigen, oen Die n@armo-
nie" ibrcu eornepuliitii6en 9eran-
Italtuu9cn ol;rd) onerfonnt fiinItieri.
id)c Garbictulgen i'll Den periloiicnen
Sdbren 5u q%esuinnen perItouoen bat.
NUc MnStirtcn, sic onl 6clttnbleou
bctbcili9tcn cin6eariiien. miiiien pom
@cginn oeS BALES al i'm Saal lein.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-04
2 a d il d a.
Safer

Sa6perit anoig a. Safer
Gum jilngIten Sobne, ser gum |eriter
Male nit leinem ermofienen 9rltoer
N%lltonnobil 9eiabren ii) n9Illn, @iQi,
bat Cir Die 6abrt geiolen?"- Nd,
Robert lit gar fciu riftiaer alttIer!
Scoc5mal, mctn ltna cit @agcn ooer
Gin paar 9eutc entgegcn famcn, illbr
CT lallglalner!"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-04

Sn n.-Erofeiior (jr
ellten Yatientelt, Der operirt miro
Bite, ncbncn Sic gciGaigit &br
@ctiB bcrnll9. 90 uf0 icbt bel
zen Sic lett Die Sabine 5nionlmen."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-04

@cit aeooft. - BETTER User
oai Ser StraBe cinen Sticicl iinbet):
oS6oOc, ooh id nid)t MIR Elm @cin
babe, ga b1tt id) Jest cir Soar Stic.
iel."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-04
Gin garaain fir Seim1tatte.sudle

RebU Wider qtten urbareE panbes flr 0e-
nliifebnu, IN Wieiien bon Der 9dbrifattoH nnp
10 Wleilen bon Der Stabt, bel guiterrthaalen,
gdrottrlbe. %entfernt. in anre MrunbeI.gountp;
kSreis $3.50.
auhcrbem Elm 5 nnS IL Nrer WrunbfRd arb
" r rtn 2 N6er @rnn6fft6.
Sdltfe eegeH Baar: Heft mad Sbrer Neoiem.
EGfeit:. aonlnrt oorbereitet gum glbf1lub tei
eanbeIs, pern gud bas 9onb eefdut.
nScpcrn Hcaltn Gumpana,"
gr III. Roro-9baries.e trats.
(x2uifx,tS)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-04
Dies lit Shrc Wclcacnhcit

sur Griuerbune cincs noecrnen 2, ooer 3.t5i.
figeH Snufes in gutter Qapc.
1900 3duirraeuicrt 6it.9lprth. Naeuae.
Ycqileirl i1r ALE Observation-Disclosures. Seoes
mooernes SnlS ausaeitniiei perben fnnr.
1aBIih uno Souutaas sur Snipeftion offcn.
Gbas. g. Snrocttr,
. (Sept5--) Rr. ii. Sf.2crimaipn.Str.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-04
3n p%crfaafcn oocr III pcrmictbcn.

9n u%crfnuien pocr Sn pcrmietben:
&ns ySnteolen Sunie" 81 Suipiuu; bic gar
i'll bbhit profttahel; feline unocre Yiccl6 niSGcr
prl: ~ ncr g,dbe heo @erldliSgcbduhce; 0rubcr
tbdtttaer Ylat; it1btif6e 8equcmli6Tciieit. -
8. Badger Srulun, Spiuipu, W;o. 600
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-04
Steacngcirdc.


Sin 0tunu in hcn mitilcrcn Tnbyrr fu6t
Gicling in ctncm ootcI, Neituurnnt, Giubbdua
uhcr oNlnd, Nppm" ais BARTENDER. @iuricr Docr
gSotter. gtadjufraaeIl in 9r. S2j, HurnsSuuo.
Strnfe. (S5-O
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-04

TaHc 5nr Slciic in's Tnslamb &c.
iorat e. Saline, Nr. 413, SitsYalti.
mprc.Strafc, na4c GoitMmbunie.Ape.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-04

Hdiic iltr'e Tnefano bcTurot e. Haine, Gr.
Alb. Gh'Snitimpre Ctr. nabc Gpitumbuuir.9t uc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-04

F** Ter Sycamore rSnrmerudb.
rcnoc 9olt- mo SporOcrein 9tr. 1"
bdlt bclttc, oCn l.. Scbrllur, in 9tr.
i70G, 81 Erottitrobc, icine Sobrca.
ucriumnlllrn0 o6.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-04
Gcrlanot:

@rfabrene Operators al Semoen,
ioipie einige Sebrlingc. SdIieBt
Samlta8S I'm II llbr. Nof5uiragen
Ecrry Shirt SactDrp,
(0c611) BOG Sio.S lNrp-Str.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-04

$40 Gle n@ittcISbod)- Seftion Nr.
/" ocS 9aperiihen NatiounIperbat-
ocS" bGIt bcute, Den 4. Scbrinr.
in scr n@crlnnio WiGnnerdor.Soue"
ibrcn 0ic3jGbrigcn 1robcn Mustct'
ball as. 8ic in irilbcrtn Snbrcn, 10
miro ollh Oicic 6citlidtcit nidt ocr'
icblen, ijrc Nn5icbungStrnit nllSjll.
iibcn. Sir Gin5cImoSfcn ulO @rltp'
pen iinO II m~crtbpollc Yrciie ollSge-
ictt, ulo betr1gt Der GintrittSpreIS
mir % Gcnts sic Eerion. Iic Nr.
arrangements bciinOcn lid III S6nocn
eincS un;iihtiBcn Gomite'S, mclhcS
mcbrcrc llitige lleberrnihun8cn iiir
sic @eiudrr uorbereitct bat. GnS.
ielbe bcitcbt aus iolgenOcn @errcn;
Mug. Strnuit SEQ. Sberbel. T..
@ngclS, Sobn 6ron5, Sobn Niuuocr,
Sobn StartlauL 6ranf Sprenger,
GonrnO 6obmiIacr, 2(rtbur 9omnlcI,
Otto 50ritcr mo Sron5 Brat.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-04

Ftt Scr o~icSidbrige Wo2fcnboll
0e3 ,@ernloniu WGlncrdors" lin.
oct bcl,tc, ocn 4. 5ebr., in Der .Spric
SoQc" itott. @inc origincae Altiiiib
rllng nit briaiontcnl 9iibncneiieft
miro sen 9oa er0ifncn, urlb Die Wtit
nlic0er iinO criid,t Ourd) nttipc DC
tbciliNiung ocnielben 81 cinem grpBcll
GrioIge 5u MADDEN. Sir Die beitcn
innN o%rigincaltcn WoSfen, ionic iiir
Die beiten @ruppcn iino l%ucrtbooac
Nrciic mlagciebt. WnSfen, Die oui
Erciie rciIcftircn, miiiien nm 8 llbt
int Soule erldeinen, mo 8rilppell.
lucld)c ouf ser 9iibne 5i criheinen
I'M SooIc eriheincn. Nltr WoS
ten III aoitiim bnbcn 3rtritt gum
lonjrSonl. ainoer inter If Sobren
BADEN feinen 3utritt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-04

Wetla1Dt:
@rfabrenc Ylimcnmahcr mo 2ebrIinge; @ss
5abIullg Wibrcno Der Gcbr6cit. Is. .. Seller
Co., Gr. 306, 91ros Wans Strabe. (33-5)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-04

Sine 9eiettc Oeutf0e Srnu; cine foI1e, bic
bcrciiS in ciltcnt 9tcitaur1ut aeurbeitci, miro Dor
Ge6o9en, gtad5ufrageit III gr. POOL, @eit'Sans
paics Strnfc. (3i-6)
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1907-05-31
ETHAN.

Ethan, Mayo 29.-James Conway
and son, Harry, who were former
residents of Ethan, arrived in the
city Tuesday from their home west
of the river.
The ball game which was played
Tuesday, the 28th inst, between
Midtown and the Swedes resulted in
a victory by the Swedes. Ethan
seems to be on the losing side this
season.
On Tuesday while Ole Rosenquist
was shooting a team for Charlie
Drake one Of the horses kicked him,
knocked him over and tfampled on
him from his head and his face down
to his feet striking with his hoof
Mr.. ..Rosenquist's head, face, chest,
body and lower extremities. 1t was
a wonder he escaped as m%arvelously
as he did. No bones we're broken,
but it was necessary to sew up some
of the gasnes that we're made. Mr..
Rosenauist will probably be quite
lame for a number of days.
Puetz and Loechen are having the
outside of their saloon building
painted. Dixon and his father are
the artists who are welding the
brush.
The d. of H. have voted to give a
strawberry and ice-cieam social on
Tuesday evening, June IL, in their
hall. Everybody lis cordially invited
to attend this social.
Messrs. Silas and Charles Drake
received word on Tuesday that a
sister died that morning In Kansas.
They we're not aware OF her sickness.
Charles Drake left Wednesday morn
ing to attend the funeral.
Mrs. Lynch and Mrs. Flora Finney
left for their home in Missouri on
Monday morning, having spent
nearly a month visiting relatives
here.
Shs n Atkinson has gone back with
his family to Missouri they not being
exactly satisfied with our South
Dakota spring weather. We think II
they bad remained a little longer
until the sun began to shine, they
would have been enchanted with the
beautiful, heaIthful. invigorating air
of South Dakota.
We understand that tie party who
bought Tobey's store has sold it tc
another Scotland man. The store
will still be in charge OF Mr.. Loome1
with Agnes Tubey as clerk.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1907-05-31

The Hurley Herald in commenting
on the winning Of Sioux City over
Sioux Falls in getting lower freight
rates says that the Queen City is
now trying to rouse the interest OF
the people of the state to retaliate
and come to the help of Sioux Falls.
The Hurley paper thinks that tie
people will be slow about hurrying
up on that proposition for the reason
that Sioux Falls men have been
altogether too active IN starting two
petitions to secure a refendum vote,
when the laws ought to he allowed
to stand without holding. them up
for a couple OF years.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1907-05-31


In speaking Of the punishment
that ought to be meted out to certain
violators Of the railroad laws Of the
country, a prominent attorney for
the government said that actual
imprisonment ought to take place in
some cases just as a warning to
others. He thinks that it would
serve as a very good example to GER
tain head Of railroads of this country
who are persistent in doing just
about as they please in opposition
to the way in which the government
thinks oughttto lie carried on. These
railroads officials, according to the
idea OF the attorney. seen to care
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1907-05-31

Sioux City Journal: What South
Dakota wants this year Is a big crop
Of wheat ard corn and oats and
cattle aud hogs. This will help it in
taking care of a big crop OF politics
next year.
South Dakota can offer its con-
dolences to Iowa on the same pro-
position, for that state will have
about as redhot a campaign next
year as South Dakota, unless all the
fractional quarrels were settled last
year.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1907-05-31

The city OF Pittsburg is going to
make it harder to die hereafter. The
cemetery officials have just announced
that after June, single gtavts will be
increased by 50 in price. Land is So
valuable around Pittsbnrg that
prices for single graves have gone ny
to an alarming extent, and it will
be quite a burden on the poorer class
of people. and will not affect the
owners Of lots in the cemeteries. LII
the increase of price in the graves
has a tendency to check the death
rate, F%ittsbure will have accom-
plished something but it is not sup.
posed that the baud ofSdeath will be
stayed by the higl err prices for the
last resting place.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1907-05-31
MITCHELL MARKET REPoR'
A VALUABLE RECIPE.

With little attention night and
morning, any one may prevent fall
ing hair and cleanse the scalp Of
dandruff by using the following sim
pie recipe, which may be obtained OF
your family druggist: Extract OF
Kanthalon compound, 1oz.; Bay
Rum, 4 o.; Pure Grain Alcohol, 2
o.; Distilled Water, 1 OF. You can
compound this yourself or have the
druggist do it. Cut out this recipe
and try it.