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The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1908-09-25

The democrats are looking on
South Dakota with considerable In
terest from the superstition that
they are going to make great In
roads on the Republicans for Mr..
Bryan. Once he carried the state
and once he lost 1t. The first time
he carried It on the free silver prop
sosition, which the gentleman is not
having the least thing to say. The
second time he lost the state be-
cause he did not have anything to
offer Why he should draw on the re-
publican vote, and 1t is going to take
republicans to help Mr.. Bryan carry
the state. In the speeches that Mr..
Bryan has made and the platform
which he is making his campaign
he has notyonered the people any
thing better than he did In 1900.
The doctrines that he proposes does
not indicate in the least that the peo-
pie OF this country will have the
same prosperity that they are having
today. and consequently there is less
reason to vote for him now than
there was In 1900. Judge Taft
stands before the people Of this state
with the full assertion that the poll
ctes Of President Roosevelt will be
carried out, and Judge Taft Is a.man
that will carry them through no mat
ter what the corporations have to
say or what interferences the alleged
trusts may interject. It should be
understood that Mr.. Bryan Is q man
wholly given to theories. and has
been for twelve years that he has
been before the public. "A theoreti.
cal man may be good enough to en-
terrain a people. but he certainly ha.
not the ability to guide and direcl
q nation. The people have a RICH
to insist on knowing what a man ha!
done and when the question is asked
Of Mr.. Bryan, he stands committed
to say that he has done nothing.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1908-09-25

which is attached a coupon good for
100 votes on a $3.50 ticket and so
votes on a 50 ticket. Buy your tick
cts at one and help make the con-
test an interesting one.
A number Of tickets have been
sold since yesterday, but the ballots
have not been turned in today, and
the vote stands as follows for today,
their being no change since yester-
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1908-09-25
lns Mitchell Capital
FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER IS. 1908.
Twenty-Nine Years Old

Ss-N&W& So 1870 GMsH#- H. 1872
Today the Mitchell Capital enters
on the thirtieth year of It's exis-
fGnce as a weekly newspaper, hav-
ing completed volume twenty-nine
last week. me Capital has tried at
all times to serve Its patrons in the
best possible manne and from the
manner In which its subscription
list Is growing and by the very
prompt remittances made to pay
subscriptions in advance, the weekly
ID meeting the satisfaction of those
who go toward supporting it.
T~wenty-nine years of newspaper
life In the west covers some history
and the Capital has made rs way
through the years good and bad,
although at times the way has been
rather tiresome. But South Dakota
has come into its own and Mitchell
and the Capital have 1ourished
along with the rest.
For the next year the editor would
like very much to enlist the aid OF
a good corps of correspondents in
every township in tne county to sup
ply US with the information, of the
happenings elat are going 1on con
tfnually and of which some record
should be made. We would be glad
indeed to correspond with any per
Son in any township looking to MAX
ing satisfactory arrangements.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1908-09-25
Mitchell Grain M-k.t

Wheat No. 1. soc: No. 2. $50: No.
3. SIC; No. Z. 7sc: rejected. 72c: vel
ETY. chan, SIC; dax. S1.o3; corn, CSC;
oats. 4oc: barley. &c: durum, 7se;
rye. COO.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1908-09-25

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The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1908-09-25
daughter. Lizzie and her cousin, Miss

Kinney of Sioux City.
Mrs. Ed. Fleming invited a few
friends in Saturday evening to help
celebrate her husbands birthday. A
very pleasant time was enjoyed and
the guests all wished Mr.. Fleming
many happy returns OF the day.
Mr.. Whiting of Huron. arrived
on Monday and at once@set has crew
of men at work on the cement Cross
walks which he has contracted for.
Sam Wilson and Mr.. Wocknitz
left on Monday for Canada to look
for land. taking advantage of the
cheap rates.
Mrs. VIM. Craig went to Mitchell,
Monday.
Mrs. M. A. Bracha went to Park
ston on Monday.
Mrs. Whitney of Huron, will ar
rive on Tuesday and make a visit
with the family of her brother S. j.
Wilson, while Mr.. Whitney super
intends the constructing of the cross
walks for the town.
A new Sunday School association
has beer organized at the Dodd
school house, the first meeting being
held Sunday, Sept. 20.
Henry Evans and Clara Tremaine
and Artie Lynch and Annie Clemant
drove to Parkston, Sunday afternoon.
ETHAN.
Ethan, Sept. 24.-The alarm of
fire was given Tuesday afternoon,
the fire being located in a closet. A
large crowd hurried to the scene,
and the fire was soon eXtinguisned,
though considerable wearing APP
parel was destroyed. Lit was started
by one of the little boys.
Miss Drucie Dabler returned from
Parkston Tuesday having been Wis
iting her sister Mrs. Gus Roney.
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. A. G.
Drake on Sunday, Sept. 20, a nine
pound daughter. May this little
sunbeam brighten the home of Mr.,
Land Mrs. Drake for many years TIC
come, is the earnest wish of Their
! many friends,
James Newcomb, of Mitchell, ex
emplified the work of the order Of
the Fraternal Reserve Association
on Wednesday evening. 1t was very
much enjoyed though all the mem
bers could not be there.
MI. and Mrs. w. o. Crampto1
drove to Alexandria Saturday las
and Mrs. Champion spent the after
noon at the home of her friend, Mrs
J, l.. A. Oathoat.
!, j. l.. Donahue has commenced t
move into the rooms back Of tn
! printing Office.
!, Mr.. and. Mrs. j. l.. Gallaghe:
have spent the three days of the fai
' at Alexandria and were the guest
of relatives.
Henry Evans has begun his schoc
in Prosper township.
Mr.. Gallagher took two horses
! lover to enter in the races at Alexan
dria. &
Quite a number from here will re
! gister for the land drawing at Pre-
= sho, October 5th.
New-York tribune., 1908-05-21
SHIPPING NEWS.
Port of New York, Wednesday, May 20, 'oS


Steamer Havana Stevens Havana May IL to the Ne
York Mail Co. with III passengers nlalls
ans mdse Arrived al Bar s-2S
G F Tietsen DAM Thomson CoIen1aeen May
= (-hrstiana and Chrstiansand 8. Punch. Edye &
Go with 123 cabin and SIS steerage passengers and dse
Arrived the Bar 2:l5 m. -
steamer ii Dia. Mason, Galveston Nay IL 10 the
Southern Pacific co. with mdse Left Quarantine al 10
steamer Clolde Cuneo Clorp, Port Antonio May
L. the Cuneo Importing 60, with fruit Arrived al
steamer santurce Fsolker May s. Naguabo Il
san 15 the New York and Porto tlco IS Co.
with sugar Arrived the Bar at IL :26 m, 18th
steamer Guiana oCAhanl Baker Cardenas May II and
Caiharen Is. the Munson SIS Line with ndse Arrived
the Bar at midnight 18Th, - -, :,
Steamer IAustl. Descovich F1urne April IL
Messna q and Palermo % TO Phelps Brothers
steamer 1lerora II3r) clinton May g, Sasa
IL Natanzas Is Bennett Walsh d Co VIII sugar
Arrived at the Bar $50 m
steamer T)alnore C8r) Perry. Barry May 3. 10 ] F
Co iH ballast Arrived az the Bar al s;!5 m
rareston Is to the C1rde IS Co passengers and
rndse. Left Quarantine 1880
steamer Breiz Izei CrD Codet. Dunzirk May Z. with
Co Arrived the Bar at $50
James ArkeIl d o. mdse. Arrived the Bar at
steamer Mesaha C5r) Tribe london May . to the At
steamer Jefferson Dole Newport Norfolk. 10
Dominion with passengers and rndse 1fft
Sfean5er nelaware French Philadelphia to the clyde
Steamer C5r) crosby. Shields NAV 3 70 Philip
fsuprecht, in ballast. Arrived the Bar at p M
SAILED.
Steamers Adriatic G3r) Southampton via Plymouth and
SG1erbourg: Noorda fDutc), Rotterdam via Boulogne
tiacania 58r) Liverpool Queenstown: Brasile QaD.
Naples Genoa: FaEertun tNor) Port ANTONIO: hero
tlorl. Nfpe: FIaamshirs Cr) Chefoo and Newch~ang;
lolinda ouban) luevitas o'ipe etc Coqal I'ayeson;
aneiro Laura lAust) Naples and Trieste Princess
Anne Norfolk and Newport News: Afghan Prince slsIl
Monteyideo La Plata etc: Altai tJeD fort an rlllce'
Mama Ha1a. Baltimore: NiTanlar tBr). Philadelphia
New-York tribune., 1908-05-21
STEAMERS AT FOREIGN PORTS.

r,ertourg May 70 $50 a --Fennsy1vania tGer,. New
Work via Plymouth Hamburg
Plymouth. May il % rnTeutoric f8rI. New YORK
for Cheri-p,1rg and Southampton > ~
(,rata-. Nav ~. p Princes Irene 0Ier(, New
York for Naples and Genoa
Bristol May 19-Jerzey City Or1 New York
liverpool May -. II ,nNauretania d8rD. New YORK
HAVE MAY T7-Ada Clor) New York: California Or)
Port said MAY 2o-Indrapura CBr) New York for Aden
c,enoa Nav i7-Carnparia Utal) New via Naples.
rSsnles Nav ls-Msdonna I'D New York for Marsees.
Aden May 20Schsrsfels Ger, New York via Alg1ers
Malta May 20-St Patrick (r) Yokohama etc for New
,a,ts Nav 1s-Bergenhus clor) New York and Norfolk
via Barbados, Talcahuano and Valparaiso - -
Rio Janero. May 1S-Casfilllan fTlnce 'brD' Nc"
sanSu Hook. X J. May 70 $40 2 rn-wind east: mod
crate hreeze. dense fog moderate sea
,,- ,ro, % G n mHKaiser Wilhelm der Crosse
s.c,,bsnIton. May % p r-Kaser Wilhelm der Crosse
0ze-1 New York via Cherhourg.
Genoa MAY ~ II a m-Princpe di Ddine dtal)' New
,,o,ccn}.ol Nav 1s-Tudor Prince CBr). New York
rSanfos Nav ls-African Prince (Br). New Aork-
Genoa May 19-FIcrlda U'zl), New YORK vr
Rotterdam, May 1e-T'roTrsetheus V5er1 -Nt~ 'Oh-
ster-in Nav I7-Arkansas Gtant. New YORK -.
Sorr Natal May 1s-Dalhanna CSr. tron Ne" ioIh FiA
s. Vincent, c W. Padang. ETC. -
;,1'Pa-nnI@1 MAY % noon-Ooeanic G3). New York
via c-herfoura and Queenstown ~,
1sio de Janero May 1s-Voitaire CSr). New York.
-, 49, 70 1-erez1a 1FTi Marseiles via Naples
,,ungeness May 2o-Dia-ant Ger. New York for Rot
,n 5ei H1ny oa-1elunca r) New York for Rotterdam
T9srabure 81 Laurent ). New York for Havre
Lizard Man 20-MohaWk tE5r). New YORK ior Att"e4P'
1gfh 81 Andrew (F2rp Antwerp for New YORK
New-York tribune., 1908-05-21

dozIh San5ie2 per 5Ssss *
GARR6Ts southern per 100 bunches sias2: do
Orleans 100 bunches s3as4 do Bermuda per crate to-
per bag 5ocas1: CELERY. Florida. per standard
SlGS3; Bermuda. crate. SldSl 80 CARRIAGES
crate eO475c do per bb 6Oa65c: do North Carolina
eog75c: do South Carolina S04 49c do SontheT @
@ 40 per nr ba e1s s. G DO hone ' No per-
per box 81 Soas2 50: GARLIc. New orleans. N 60
eve: GREEN corn Florida per crate 81 52a$S 90 do
per bbl So 5oa$4 so: do Jersey per bb 81 5oasa 5o
kALE. nearby per hb ao@5oo; LETTUCE W nearby per
da b1 Sqe Sq ca ao 81 5oass do bermuda s1asi Co. MINT
per punches 5ocGs1: MUsHRooMs hothouss per per In
Snban per standard crate siasi %: do Egyptian
81 sALLoTS nearby per dS9 nchGs n SPTR SIGsz 20 S
ephsH dsr D1 ss sar % pAs 8 soss per-
per basket s3as 7ssasl 90 ns.ns MSrsh
oaGSS 30 plain s. sSass RApIsEs: 100
sfaS2 SO: sTRTNG BEANS. North Carolina. wax per
T third ssan ssss m 81 sase s. 9S o Do ohsr
wax basket 5ocg$l so do green oocgSl 20 90
e Toaaa way sen per- basket or crate ses1
75c9s1 25 SPINACH nearby per hbi sogaso souAShi bi
rasabasa So@s1 do other , rotassga s per
5ocasl: TOMATOES. Florida. Per carrier s1as2 rs:
WATERcREss Per 100 sTHG9ss E1aS1 s .7san
MILK ASD CIEAM-rhe Exchange price of milk
the 2o-cent time. cool weather tho
FOR the latest Gu. in price Revised Official
during April 24T os2 12 quart boxes Of
cream in quart tho week ended May 10 were
as follows: - .r O.
New-York tribune., 1908-05-21
Milk. Cream.
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKET.

Liverpool May 2o-Closing-WHBAT-spot No red
Western winter STEADY, rs Cd: No California steady
rs 7sd ON quays and Is sHd in store quiet
Nav nominal: July 71sd: September rs 3sd: Decem
ber Is 24sd CoRN-spot new american M, kiln dried
nnet. NAV 5s 8lad. PEAS-Csnadian steady. rs Sd.
fiIOtR-Winter patents steady 2ss Cd HoPSmIn Lon
don pscinc COAST steady FL l5sQf2 los. BEEF-Extre
India mess firm. 1oss cd PoRB.Irtms mess Western
UAMS-Short cut, IA to IL ID. firm. AS I'd
RACoTECumborland cut 28 to 30 10. steady AS short
rib 10 to "a H. quiet. 40s Cd long clear mddes. light
to "A 42s do heavy, % TO 40 10. quiet
4os sd short clear backs 1e 10 20 NJ stady Sss clear
sis SHOULDERS Square II to
IL n steady 2es Sd LARD-Prime Western. in terces
steady Cd. American refined IN pals steady AS ID
PTrTTER-Cfood United States dull, etsqs5s. CHEESE
Canadian finest white. old steady d2s do oolored Old
steady COS ca TALLOW-Prime city easy. 25s. TUR-
PENTINF-Spirits steady, 3ls 3D. RoSiE--Common
steady IS Cd Refined Guet. o%d. LIN
SEED OIL-SNeady. 23s.
New-York tribune., 1908-05-21
COUNTRY PRODUCE MARKETS.

New
BEANS AND PEAssCeiRs Pssepts Sed1 a. 600 ass' Of
saIs, beans arrived from Narseiles ana Antwerp
.,-se imported goods having quite a iafge sac
,ood 6ea Of the stock going 10 ont oI to"I Is1n-
- hrr There IS also a connoent hoIC4hE
all OF domestic beans because OF
- T-n,tea quantity stock here. wel as IN the
,r-aror The passing, however Is colpara'ty
INA firm Scotch peas little stronger We
,-+a. FF,ANS-MarroN. choice, per bushel - 4o 90
co,pron 10 good 81 81 30: medium choice 3 50
e. - do common good. So l5g 81 %: 90 imported
81 l5M 81 do 81 % " s. 80: DO medium
n 20: white kidney. choice, 81 500 " 80 red
ir55ney choice dry. 81 9Oas1 S5 do common 10 good
g. 80 q 81 81. black turtle soup. choice. 81 40 81 So
-et,'- eve choice. 81 80 a 81 4o lima California.
choice SO 25 a SO PEAS-Scotch. bags per bushel
. -RI2TTFR-reeceipts to-day 9s77 pkgs. Buyers bid
,orep.hat higher figures under the can on change
sc yncrnirg created a sentiment which leo 10
rates the better grades OF
The ofnciai quotations were raised TO 23c for
22izc for extras On that
their regular marks, but there was
which began factor yesterday was praGticaIiy
the moment We are Just on tne eve
period. and most operators Iee tiat
,alues high safe investment tohoi'iois
production, and the season Is
starting IN Medium and lower grades OF cream
.r. remain quiet butter shows no Guotabie
sfesSv prices and packing stock IS slightly firmor
quote Creamery. specials. per III, 23c; DO extras
22izc: do nrsts q a22c: do seconds l9g 2o1zc; do
thirds. le@lsc; state dairy tubs fresh finest &c:
d good choice. 20 o921c; do common TO fair. 16D
5ec; specials 20 &c do 2oc: do frsts
1sarsc; 90 seconds. 1eG17c: do thirds u a i3c;
"a thirds 159l5ikc packing stock No 2. lec' do
CHEEsE-Recepts to-day s313 boxes Old cheese
demand for small lots and stocks are reducing
satisfactorily feeling is steady firm for best
grades outside surplus holdings are
U showing and such generally forced ior sac ~
New-York tribune., 1908-05-21
RAILROADS
NEW Jersey CENTRAL

d l. IL, u
Two1HoTR TRAIS TI6SIS G 70 THF PHFlA6HkRphiA A6tiR
FOR PHILADELPHIA Lv: W: 23t 81; 10 -
$50. 7.6O. S 20 $50. $50. 1880, IL ~, lI;So
a m. u so. l.2O. $50. $50. $50. 4 20. 80.
$50. 80. T.5O $50, so p m sun6aEs' Es
$50. $50. SO. 10 30. II so a. M. II SO.
l6o. $50. $50. $50. $50. $50. 7.bo. s.oo.
~ iV iIRfRTY LII Y sT.-1so. $50. 100. 500,
s so. 600. 1000. II 90. ll-3o a m; i2O 20
noon. 100. 1.8o. 2 90. aco. 100: 4 80 800.
0 90. 700. 500 900 p; m. II 10 >, 1nidniEhs- nj
II 90 noon. 100. 200. 500. 400: 800. 500.
700 g CO. q 90. Ic so p. m. IL Is midnight
FOR BALTIMORE AND WASHINGTON
IL W 23d s5:7;5o. 81 - 800. li1E doISy L. Nv nv.
LfRrRTY LIS SSY sT':.iso SEQ 1900 a. m.
u 90 noon. . 90. 4 OO. 600. 100 p. m. daily.
FOR ATLANTIC CITY Lv; W. 23d St;
$50 a. m d2-5o sats onlyD. SO p; m N
ERTY ST. 90 a m. 600 Sats only).
8 40 o. IN. Sundays. 1000 a m. 30 p. m
FOR LAKEWOOD AND LAk6H ~ UkSr-
only). 30. 20, 4.50 p N sundays; $50.
8 80 a. m. 2 20 p M Lv. LIBERTY ST.
-4O 90, 1000 d. m. LOO sats. only). 1-3o
$40. 500 ,. IN Sundays. 100. 100 a m.
81 sAHNDY : DiY HOOK RoUTE-For Atlantic
Highlands. Sea Bright, Monmouth Beach.
n r.. Foot W. 42d St t-:-s-c5 a m. II 30.
$40 4I3 and &c, Cas- gn9av. %: A'ia9f,o 90 High
100 745 ?. m. Leave Pier 10. y. r..
Foot cedar st, 40 a m. 100. 5. ~. 45
and $40 p. m. Atlantic Highlands Pier
only. Sundays. 1000 a. m. i.S0 and $40
p.
Time tables may be obtained at following
Offices: Liberty ST. CW. 23d st. Tel Chel-
sea BAD. Piers 10 and 81. n r. Astor
House, o45 434. 1900. 1884 Broadway. 1872,
225, 2sl Fifth Av-. 27ss Third Av.. III
West l2Jth St. 245 Columbus Az. New
York: d Court St. 348. 844 Fulton St, 40
Nostrand Av., Brooklyn. 800 broadway.
Williamsburg. New York Transfer Co
calls for and checks baggage to dest!na-
New-York tribune., 1908-05-21
Womer'S Dressing Sacques
Women'S Short KlnOnos

Fully A hundred fancy and tailored
styles-oatistas. lawns. percaie. dotted
and plain Swfss-whits and lovely
foraI striped. dotted and figured ,
erfects-iight and dark-vtth ard
without c0Ilars-round and Dutch
uAck-long or short kirnono sleeves
Iaoe, band and RIBBON trim SO 20 :. 81
= 70 80 1-S Ter cent less than elseEhere.
New-York tribune., 1908-05-21
u,rRFtFss REPORTS.

The Majestic reported 293 miles east of Sanay
al 10 a m yesterday. is expected TO dock ABOUT '-
The IsuscFland reported 76o miles east OF Sa1ug
Hook al a m yesterday IS expected I" oooA h
The Gustana reported miles off Sandy HOOK a. .
% M YESTERDAY is expected dock about 100 N fI1@S
New-York tribune., 1908-05-21
TRaNSRACIEIC MAILS.

Destination and steamer Closein New York
fjawaii, japan, Corea China and Philip
pine Islands Cyia Francisco)-Si- .-o
Janan. Corea, China and Philippine
Islands Seattle)-Tosa Maru.--- -dsy So ? m
,adiyosol (v1a Seate)-Yeddo May .. $50
Hawaii Guam and Philippine Island (via
Francisco)-U 6 trarsIsort---- Nay 81, o5o p m
New Zealand Australia (eEoeIr Vest.
Samoan Island and New Caledonia
Francisco}-Foreric-- May 81 b-oe
China Philippine
b Islands Vancouver and Victoria
C)-Empress Of June 3, $50 n
New-York tribune., 1908-05-21

ADVERTISEMENTS and subscriptions for
The Tribune received at their Uptown
ofice. No. 1864 Broadway. between 5oth
and 37th SITS. until O'Clock p. m Ad-
r,tsements received at the following
,sanch of1ces at regular Office rates until
: O'clock p. m. viz: 264 sth ave. $. e e
cor 23d st: 153 9Th ave. cor 18th st w
vet Itth st : 257 West 42d st. between
- ana sth aves: 263 West l25th ST.; 1888
"a ave. between 76th and nth SITS: 1875
al ave near 61st St; 1T0S 1st ave. near
seth st; 1871 East l23th ST. 100 fremont
,,,ct TeIeeraph Ofico,
New-York tribune., 1908-05-21
s. CT. Bathroom Fixtures

Soap Dish, Towel Bar. Glass Holder.
Tooth Brush Holder and Paper Roller
best quality nickel on brass-for those
fitting up their bathrooms or Summer
homes This is an exceptional opportunity
Limit One Each.
No Mail OF Telephone Orders
New-York tribune., 1908-05-21
Is CT. Lace Stock Collars

White Venise. Irish Crochet. Batiste and
VenIse and Ftlet and Crochet comblna-
tions-variety OF patterns.
Limit Three-No Mail or Telephone Orders
New-York tribune., 1908-05-21
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

MINIATURE ALMANAC. n,
- Moon AsS -
HIGH WATER. -
A. M-Sandy Hook II 90 Gov. Island - f1eI It . ol
p M-Saudy Hook - Coy. Island lZ-oeI f1eH Oa'e -'
New-York tribune., 1908-05-21
BALTIMORE & OHIO R. R.

ROYAL BLUE LINE TRAINS.
TO BALTIMORE AND WASHINGTON.
Direct Connections In New Union station.
Washington. with all Lines South.
wksHfSaroN tsaTf NsT Tors Psy iaS 81 Le isS
HSdF9N WAsHISdF9N PlRs plRai 80 O. am nm ann a
WASHINGTON. Diner. I1.bo am IL 90 mn
%SS51kd45S SS!:; Sss; s$ s$$ $ e e e
Through Daily Trains to the West;
CHICAGO. PITTsBURG. $50 am 500 An
CHICAGO. COLUMBUS. 11.b0 am l. 90 n n
.'PITTsBURG LIMITED. 8 30 pm 100 pm
GIN. ST. LOUIS. .LOUISv.. 11.5o pm 80 ARA
9s Exc ann ann 1899 ann ann
Offices: 24s. 4s4. 1900 Broadway. 8 Aston
House. ioS Greenwich St, 225 9th Av.. 3al
Grand St. N. Y; 34s Fulton St. Brooklyn;
West 23d st. and Liberty ST.
After 9 D. m Sleeping Car Reservations
and full Information regarding trains. etc.
can be obtained at Burean Of Informstion
Number Chelsea-af<A
N. Y. N. Fl. & HARTFORD r. r.
Trains Depart from Grand Central Station.
Boston via New London & Prov;mttll1o:oo.
tsls ,sss %. :AAils;oa. :4,a:oo 4 via VIM VIM:
antisMa' spf ts1s a n. T. !fIi2:da !s:oO .l,:os 20
p. M
ssia144 81 $1,000 A n. fs:2e r "
Ticket 0f.,ses at ., ead .oo Gent s;.. stR sx ana
c25 Union So. c1s2 9Th Ave. c240 Col:
Ave. c58s 9th Ave-. c64s Mad. Ave. clos
% Csu ,2ssn s Fl ~ sIss 80 A1s Ssxs
.Daiiy. fExcept Sundays. fstops at 18th
et IStop. at 125th ST. Sundays only
fParlor Car Limited. ilHas dining car.
epsrlor and 6leepink Cur tickets also.
New-York tribune., 1908-05-21
- CT. Ribbons

Wide StIr Taffetas In the best Millinery
Shades and plenty OF Black: also Dainty
Dresden Ribbons with cOlored satin edges
for Children Sets. Fancy Work. GirIiles
trimming. etc.-all new and fresh.
Limit 10 yds
No Mail or Telephone Orders
New-York tribune., 1908-05-21
81. & $3.50 Mems sik 81

Imported Silk F'our-in-hands, with open
ends--High class quality IN tasteful col
orfngs and combinations-Strtp plaids
and shadow effects In light tints. also
white brocades-a big loss TO the maker
because OF cancelled order.
Limit Three-No Mail or Telephone Orders
New-York tribune., 1908-05-21
Ideal. OUTINGS

Health and pleasure trips TO Old Point
Comfort Atlantic City. Hudson River 10
Albany and all points north. west and east
Uptown Office Metropolitan Line; all water
route to Boston and resorts In New Eng
land Nova Scotia, etc Tickets. state
room, etc. from Marsters Tours. 81 W.
Both ST., N. Y.
New-York tribune., 1908-05-21
DESKS AND OFFICE FURNITURE.
STAMPS AND COINS.

OLD COINS. medals. paper money. bought.
sold. Thomas L. Elder. 81 z. 2Sd st. ". Y.
New-York tribune., 1908-05-21
49, and So CT. Boys Shirts .2l
y CT. W0men'S Hose

Black Gauzc Cotton-Hermsdorf fast dye
-Iisle fnish-double heels and toes
garter top
Limit Three-No Mail OF Telephone Orders
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1908-10-20
REVISION BY ADVERTISEMENT
Foreign ConsuIs Carry Out the Ad-
ministration Bluff.

The stand pat platform having said
that the tariff must provide for differ
ence in cost of production here and
abroad, the administration has with Il
great flourish instructed our consuls
to ascertain the cost of producing for
eign goods. News now comes that the
American consul in Birmingham. Eng.
land, has sent a circular to English
manufacturers asking the cost of their
products and propounding numerous
other questions concerning their bust
ness. If the consul expects to get
British trade secrets in this way he is
likely to be disappointed. But he prob
ably knows that cost of production
would cut little figure in Republican
revision of the tariff, and he might as
well get string of figures in the east
est way possible. 1t is notorious that
schedules have been written by the
men who profit by them, not by Off
Gals honestly representing the people
who are taxed by them. So why should
any consul go on a still hunt for facts
that will never be used?
Would it not be we'll to advertise for
information as to the size Of ''rea-
sonable profit" which the protected
manufacturers are to have guaranteed
them? Our consuls might get light on
this too
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1908-10-20
Let KOdOl
Digest what you eat. Then you can
Eat what you like.

You once could eat anything you
wanted, and your stomach would
digest it.
But now there's some things
which your stomach won't digest.
Your stomach absolutely refuses to
accommodate you when you eat
certain food-so you have been
forced by your stomach to eat food
which you detested, and pass up
those delicacies that you would
have really enjoyed.
There is way now to eat any
thing you like, If you will let Ko-
dol digest it.
Kodol will do this, too. 1t won't
talk back or command, but will go
right ahead with its work and d.
gest all the food you eat. Kodol
will let you eat anything you like
and all you want, and you won't
suffer with that dull feeling, that
fullness, and wish you hadn't eaten
SO much.
You will not have that heartburn.
which is so annoying a. hines, If
you will let Kodol digest your food
q while.
You don't have to use Kodol long
only for a little while-just long
enough for your stomach to rest
q little. It gets tired sometimes
too-just the same as anybody OF