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sfe fadaH aa We haze said iat lots
uuEmEHToN nEFrforurSf'ta
iaap ansfieaa haos nlds 'aia.ss
tslf Haaln gastaFs iof feattt -
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- ssies az rear,h az. tpr see
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lial.ard Phone haiiaEa tia -
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81 zee. iuei fHishrd rooms and hhnftN
sired fer electric uFhf water in To
htahrn. hard fiber plaster. eNesptlrnaiif
veil butt Fof short time uiH sen fag
fioe and balance mnnfhir usffkr 49,
this oensf. so eaimsn -ns4.sa
Masi 10 said decd flea lot rles- H.
1 Two hif ks fruin car fine ricx ~ nits
ana neuntaInr. nirs district. snd fns
We igf quick sails. Phone ownsn Alain
o. Ind ets $500
Snap s.taam hnaso fine IagafisbfT4f
spid 81 ancs ften takes b.. eIoss tn. 80
rent. aiau other Euauh Northern Urei
Estate Cos Room Hrit northern uaaE
hlds Fourth aud PIKE Phone. ind
ifftH Main 81 TT
room house for rent very dc
aifahls place. al usalN painted aud pa
prredY all mndH - fruit only ffa psf
month Inquire Hf HfrA TrrfuE 81 Tshe
thr ialnlet Heights ear rst off ~ .gfh
ave "a. ava walk down a. rfslnf 81
i7so viii huY a foot lot. near a.
ana uuiF Ia minutes from Second Ave
unassffueted view ~ city and noun
iniua cottage an this lot wfi rrHt
o. SELL aH o. ls close IN and good distfiet
See oAner COS Oriental Block
CHEAP CHICKEN ranfh# a.roam
house. fsn iafirE hens. a cows lares
piece land. close ins auiY test on aafY
terms See g T. tiliman'a sslenman. D.
Times block today TT
Cannot meet interest ON sfao mort
gage Must nail erunm new house Fas
foot lot ~ ifaa Vest 18Th SO ~ sfb
This should rent fof o. 90 aa.rtap
For Sale Contract Rainier nsach fas
he fenced ana cleared snap aab
Clap 81 g14afzu.
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EASTERN PEOPLE

seiiiuH beautiful CLEARED level tote an
CAR AilAh #Hd h.t faH minutes Hihe
from business ssntef 90 hNtf AfiE
MISE. YOU ultf secure some 90 THE
property NOW fHr "a hen tfH gone nn
more can be had ftata HuH rNaf Haafa
81 una fsaiaTnts late HrlinF 81 fanf
that pfiee CasaH alNne aud zee them
Few.
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PRESIDENTS SON
IN THE AIR

10y 0httC0 FfFhef
WASHINGTON. April ~
Archie Roosevelt. son of The pres
idcut Is ihia afternoon soaring to
wards baltimore Ia an army
balloon. On charge 81 Captain g
Deforfest Chandler Accompany
lue them are Lieut. fitrhurh Lee
the presidents aide de camp and
Capt Robert Van Horn.
The BITS bag started north before
it had cleared the ground and col
lided with an omhankmont causing
tHo sacks Of ballast a. fail cut
The balloon. however soon swept
along befgre the stiff bfeere AZ
3 D. M. Che balloon waa sighted
rapidly approaching baltimore
Indse Cook. Of Frisco. will rot
hear thu eases against iisukera
Hfovn. HArnoti and freadweil "a
the California safe Deposit com.
rany trial Hs he WAS one 81 the
dnpnaijufa wha loHt money IN tho
failure of the bank
Saloon forces in the enuuty
around Chicago generally held
theif ground yesterday Ia the
elections. and local option lost
shnt fof asc. At piper a
Taftu repair shop s2o spring 80
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Want Ads
Telephone Them 10 Us
And We VIII DO the Rest

Charge for two consecutive
DAYS Ice per line per dat seven
words 10 the line. Three con
seeutive DAYS. one cent a word
one month. &c per line Per daY.
Minimum charge for an sad
20 cent?
An space used viii be eharg
ed At full tine rates ON al
contract sdvartislng or adNef.
tisinx charged TO account
ballard AGENCY. II
Mullen, s2i ballard aY, OPP
CITY Hall Phoue. Ballard sVe
MAIN oFFICE-seventh ays'
between Union and University
Phones. Msin 1850. lnd. al.
The Star cannot guarantee
accuracy or assume responsible
ity Cor errors Of any kind oe
curing In telephoned adyer'
tisemants,
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uttLp rorH nrNakfow os oNr
UF uf ri ArNE ANu msEFa AfNf
TRACTS &umru Ur rHE rNtTEk
airy ASP mAFENNa fAnk-
uATsE Nurn owrN NEqErAnt -
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oNLr NAY 80 tfTE. kNrwAr
SAW YOURSELF EouF MONEY Tmts
NEhu HTaUr ~ TAN1s4 An.
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Will aANE Yuu MONEY ANp ~
hEkTg rkTtsp nKNf 10 .
lob enc SeSs WILL ssNE fot
wutLE rHET LAST rot cav SER
TilEHE rHAcTa ~ fSQrNiss AT
arH OFFICE ar gNp nF hNtF EM-
airf CkN fttE uaS uEisAr
InesE .riuNas noNr nAfrnN
maLkrGHLis REALTY Co
ilss kNnnieAN nkNK nutLpfso
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JUDGE REFUSES
TO SPOIL BET

". II Mcfarland WHO made a
wager - $50 with bis huthsfln
law. A Price. ~ Portland. 20 Naik
from Portland 10 Ellensbufg With
aut anY money IN his pocket, VAS
arrested last night ~ vAEfnnt
To-day Judge Gordon released Nc.
FAflaua. - he stated that BE- had
ca make ths trip la tNo weeks
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|enufying
diversity
E94en has
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discs
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LIS cas-
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De CONF.
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II cieannes and heals Soap Lake
Soap All druEgiatas -
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TO SEE BATTLEsHips

rake boats at Pier 2 ieH n
trips daily sec round si'p
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$3.50 to $3.50 Each
II natSfEH VALLEY

f.afa rrahbra cleared ana isreIsH
Streets aradsd and sidewalk b aad
paid
one block ffnm car
Two blocks from laAa
Hrsnf fare
90 mlnHtes from Pioneer Square
Coed asHn0ia churches. stores city
afer
$3.50 ta itHa-eou aay terms yes can
afford o. make
SEATTLE MOWTuAgE npMu co
LAS Epler Heck
Aiain s9at fnd Gf7l
-1esl1
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fraaH fuf haiafiHa Zee fssf sanafs reF
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fof Sale Contract Rainier Reach. sas
itd. fenced ana cleared = SNAP BE-
'la3 ~ =-11-.f-p
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Possession 70 she hasf paying hHslrsHF
r. Vrsftie ramufafs aatfit faF nlaaas
faefnrfna ASA grade f1nferfIHUrff 30
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tua. rasa-Hf fdA takes Hii Beet iusaa
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faea
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CHEAP CHICKEN raarh# iroam
house, $50 iafirE hens. a cows largs
piece land. close ins ouiY test on aafg
terms See e - tIilImHna statesmen. D.
Times block. today TT
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Ann HpEfAf.

1H- fauru cottage > atH5 aash ttoa
one 1.fenm cafiars asaes faah ffea
Tee cottages. auf feraHm ara nae
runra 7Hrmsr tat Hfh Nlaa fne tHHna
fath ~ see rrHf fsH So rluHfh
Vol M a nNaHEHE
Aeana8na wan America flank Ma
Ballard phans Ballard ga nj
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skat ] fof esc. At piper a
Taftu repair shop. a2o spring 80
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cannot meet interest ON $3.50 mort
gage Must Hail Yunm new house fa
foot lot ~ ffHa West 18Th So ~ 80
This should rent fof stst0 ez.rtap
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$50 viii bus a ta-feai lot near car.
and uulF la minutes from Second Ave
uuaHsffurted view ~ city ard ma5ta
lnius cottage en this lot wui rent
o. cell. &c q is close in and good district
See Uaner COS Oriental Block
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The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1908-01-24
Putting Money in His Socks.

When the money panic started in
several months ago, the treasurer
OF Aurora county was not going to
take any chances on the county
losing its money If by his f%orethought
and carfulneess it could be saved.
At the start of the panic the treas
with 1rew all of the county
from the banks and stored it
away In his sock, for safe keeping.
Now that the panic is practically
passed, the county commissioners are
arranging with the banks to put In
a bid for the county money to pay a
certain per cent for having 1t on
deposit in order that the county can
benefit from the use of the money
instead OF the banks. The banks are
not tumoling YER themselves to get
the money as yet, but the comission-
ers hope to reach u satisfactory result
before they adjourn this week.
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TO OPEN MONTANA LINE
milwaukee, Road Has Established
Train Service to the Central
Portion of Montana.

Chicago Inter-Ocean, January S:
Important steps in the progress Of
the coast extension Of the Chicago.
Milwaukee s. st. Paul railway we're
announced yesterday by +. A. Mil
Ter, general passenger agent.
Train service will start January
l2 to Marmarth, N. D., thirty miles
west Of Bowman. N. D.. the present
end of the line. On the same date
local service will be put on between
Harlowton n Musselshell, Mont.
These two towns are In the central
part of Montana and are ninetY-two
miles apart.
Work has advanced SO rapidly that
trains will probably be running be-
tween St. Paul add Butte sometime
In May or June. BY tie middle of
February it is expected that most OF
the construction work will be fin
ished. Already the grading has been
practically completed and rails are
being laid at the rate Of four miles a
day.
Marmarth, to which trains will be
run next week, is about 200 miles
west of the Missouri river. While
construction crews are advancing
westward from this place Others are
working eastward along the Mussell-
shell valley. 1t is thought that the
two lines will be connected and the
bridge built across the Yellowstone
at Miles City by the middle Of next
month.
According to present plans the
Milwaukee & st. Paul's coast ex-
tension will be completed to Seattle
early in 1909.
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Anthony j.
was
the second
larles Moe.
he be SEN
bnnlent and
II be passed
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AN EXPENSIVE DISTURBANCE
Thirty Young Men Had to Dig 4396
for Their Part in Disturbing
a Wedding Party.

A wedding and a charivari party
was the cause Of a good deal of ex-
cisement down In Bon Homme.countY
early in the week. Miss Sophie Gall
and Fred Locks we're united 10.
marriage six miles south Of Scotland,
and while the wedding festivities
were in progress, a party of thifty
Young men from the surrounding
country and town, Who we're not
favored with Invitations, proceeded
out to the farm house and made
Things exceedingly lively for the
wedding guests. All the Young men
we're provided with guns and revolt
vers which we're loaded with soft
wadding, but some of the guests
found that the Waddlng was not soft
enough. While the guests vent out
to reMoustrate with the shooting
party on their dissertation of the
occasion, some OF them we're nit
with the flying missiles from the guns
and reyolver-, Carl Kost being hit in
the leg with a burch of wadding.
Some of the window lights in the
residence we're also broken. When
the father Of the bride made known
that he was going to start a damage
suit for assailing his property, tho
thirty young men got together and
tried to- settle the matter without.
getting into court. The damages
we're finally adjusted by the young
men agreeing to pay s325 for their
alleged fun, and the father Of tho
bride dropped all further prosecution.
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of Albion,
antebeIluIn
d thought
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1908-01-24
THE FIRST CHARITY BALL
TIE Event Was a Pleasing One in the
Annals of Society and Was
Largely Attendance.

The Charity Ball was the occasion
for a large gathering of Mitchell
society people FRIDAY evening at the
city hall auditorium, and the occa-
sion was a most delightful and enjoy
able one from every standpoint.
The interior OF the auditorium had
been made exceedingly attractive
with the beautiful forest-like deco,a-
tions. The iron posts and the bal
cony circle we're decorated with
leaves, while the stage was made
beautiful by the addition of sun
flowers across the base n pumpkin
vines in blossom strung across the
iron alch supports, and the brilliancy
OF the scene was enhanced by the
addition of a hundred incandescent
lights.
The ball began with the. grand
march, which was started about 9
O'Clock. 1t was lead by Mayor and
Mrs. O. l.. Branson and they we're
followed by a large number of dane.
ers. From the grand march the
dancing program vas entered into
and twenty enjoyable numbers we're
danced during the evening.
The music for the evening was
furnished by the Collins orchestra,
which was much enjoyed bv the
dancers.
The scene was an attractive one
with the decorations and the beauti-
full costumse of the ladies.
Punch was served from four differ.
ent points in the room.
A great many tickets were disposed
of to both dancers and spectators,
many watching the affair from the
balcony. st. Joseph's hospital will
receive a goodly SUI of money from
the affair as soon as the bills are
settled.
The committees in charge Of the
various lines of work are entitled to
high praise for the part they contri-
buted to the successful affair.
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RoosEvELI-TAFT CLUBS
They Will Assemble in the City o
Mitchell for a Meeting-sena-
tor Kittredee Speaks.
tor Kittredge Speaks.

In all probability one of the great
est political gatherings that has been
held in South Dakota in years will
assemble In Mitchell Wednesday
evening, Jan. 90. 1t will be "a gath
ering OF the Roosevelt-Taft clubs of
the state. Some two months ago
the first Roosevelt-Iaft club Of the
state was organized in Mitchell, and
since then these clubs have been
organized in a great many places,
until at the present time they have
reached an important factor in the
politics Of the state.
Recently the officers Of the Roose-
velt-Taft club Of this CITY conceived
the idea of holding a monster gath
ering of the clubs of the state, and
sent out Invitations for these clubs
to send delegates to Mitchell for the
meeting. Since then the replies
have been coming in fast and the
indications point to a very large at
tendance. This meeting Of the
Roosevelt-Taft clubs, 1t is believed,
will thoroughly cement the repub-
licans of the state on the necessity
of sending from South Dakota a
delegation which can be relied upon
to stand behind President Roosevelt
and his policies. and in case the pres
ident still adheres to his ~oft-repeated
staten ents that he will not accept
the nomination. then the delegation
to support Secretary Taft to the END.
There il a strong Taft sentiment
in South DAKOTA which will receive
a strong impetus for cohesion at this
meeting Of The clubs.
1t is the intention to have each,
county in the state represented at
this meeting. and delegates will
donhtlessly lie selected from each club
to represent The county.
One of the big features of the
meeting will lie the address of Sena-
tor A. B. Kittredee. An invitation
WAS extended the senator by the To-
cal club for the senator to deliver the
principal address, and the lnlorma-
ton has just come from him at
WASHINGTON that h. will be present
and deliver the address. Senator
Kittledye and Secretary Taft are
vely close friends and he stated that
he would be glad of the opportunity
TO speak to the memters of the
Ro0sevelt-Taf clubs.
The address of Senator Kittredge
will be along political lines, and
undoubtedly be will take advantage
of the opportunity to clear up The
atmosphere at this time oE some
things that his opponents to his re.
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eph Halker and William will return
to Mitchell about the middle OF
this week for a brief stay before
returning to LOS Angeles.
The life OF Jospeh G. Harker has
been one that any young man can
pattern after with profit to himself.
Ihe confidence which the people had
in him was worth its weight in gold,
and 1T was one Of his chief virtues.
he has lived a life of upriehtness,
strict i%ntregity, a clear and honest
conscience and with those fortifi-
catlohs as the strongest part OF his
individuality he could face the world
With a strength and honesty of pur-
pose which never gave room for
doubt OF his actions. Since his early
manhood Mr.. Harker has teen more
or less engaged In business enter
pflses in Mitchell. He was associated
with his father in the mercantile
trade, where his ability was marked
and where he made his warmest
friends. What young Joe Harker said
the people had the most absolute conf
dence in, and none can say that it
was every betrayed. What a splendid
example for a young man to make in
a community, and how few o, them
think to build along such lines Yet
1T was done without effort on his
part. 1t was in him, and the
training that his good father and
mother gave only accentuated that
spirit. Mr.. Harker was of a quiet
disposition, rarely placing himself in
the lime light, but Notwithstanding
that reticence his merit as a young
man OF sterling qualities was not lost
in the least. lie pursued his bust
ness activities in the quiet tenor of
his life, and the people with whom
he was associated knew that strong
principles governed his every action
in life. The young mau, though cut
OF In an early career, has not lived
in vain. His virtues will be reflected
through the memories which Will
be associated with him and what he
has shown can be done by young
manhood will have its effect with
those with whom he has come IN
contact. We regret to lose Joe
Harker from among US. We have
known him intimately for a good
aany years and we found in his life
those characteristics which 20 to
make up the life of a thoroughly
successful individual. His death is
most sincerely regretted, coming as
1t does at a time when life opened to
him its richest beauties in the enioy-
ment Of a home which he was making
for himself and his wife, and to her
who is left, and to the aaoring par
enta. sisters and brothers, this COM
%niunity will join in extending the
most sincere sympathy.
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THE OFFICIALS CONFIRMED
Registers and Receivers of Lane
Offices We're Confirmed by
the Senate Monday.

Washington correspondents we're
not particularly alert to the con-
nrmations which were made in the
senate last Monday concerning the
land Office appointments in this
state.
We have just received a copy::of the
Congressional Record of Monday in
which the combinations are made.
Thos. G. Burns, who has been
receiver of the land office in this city
tor the past eight years, was con-
tirmed for the appointment OF register
OF the local land office, the place now
occupied by Geo. K. Foster. John
C. bryan, of P%lankinton, was con-
tirned for she appointment of re-
ceiYer of the Mitchell land office,
and will take the place made vacant
by the promotion of Mr.. Burns. 1t
will be a matter of thirty to sixty
days, in all probability. before MIR
Burns and Mr.. Bryan have their
bonds approved SO they can take
possession of their new positions.
John l.. Burke was confirmed as
register of the land Office at Rapid
City and Myron Willsie was confirmed
for appointment of receiver for the
same Office. ". Hall Irons, OF Plank.
linton, aud L. B. Laughlin, OF
Chamberlain. we're confirmed for tie
positions of register ann receiver OF
the land oitic az Chamberlain.
Paul d. Kfias. of Columbia. was
confirmed Tor the r%epistership of tho
Aberdeen land Office.
II. j. Wagner, of Alexandria, who
was given a recess appointment as
United States district attorney fol
South Dakota, is still some distance
away from the point If confirmation
by the senate. When his confirmation
was brought up. 1T was referred to q
Subcommittee for Investigation, 81
which Senator Kittredee is chair.
man, and Senators Nelson, Of Mime.
sofa, and Rayner. OF Maryland, are
other members. It Is not at al
llkolr thar
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ing to the business of the state and
country and submitted, withcnt
question, to these unwarranted state-
ments being made concerning himself.
The senator has never before made
a political speech and his entrance
into the political arena in this way
will without doubt create a great
desire to hear him.
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TOWN


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boys and
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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1908-02-12
It Would Net Eurt.

Said well known BUSINESS
man the other day; "It would not
hp,. you to occasionally mention
our business in the paper. 1t
wau-,d help to Eli up, YOU know. "
Yes we raigh. do it. We haven't
the least idea on earth that 1t
would hurt US, and it would, as he
suggests, help to fill up. We m ight
DO eli this, but al the game time
We 10 not have to do it unless we
feel like it. It would not hurt
him, either, to come and say:
"Give me o column or half col
umn of fspace for an advertisement
and here is the money for it. by
doing this be would become a de-
serter to that granl army of dead:
heads who expect the newspapers
to continually note the improve
ments they make, by giving them
free puffs, and for which they
never pay a cent. 1t is high time
for all classes to learn that a
newspaper is a business enter
prise, the same as a dry goods
store or grocery run for a living
for it's owner. -Ex.