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The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1910-02-17
IN the REALM
Of SOCIAL CIRCLES

About seventy-five Masons sat
down to a fine luncheon prepared by
Mr.. and Mrs. H. B. Rogers In the
Masons' hall Monday evening at 6
o'clock after an afternoon session
of the Royal Arch Masons. during
which the M. E. N. Degree in full
form. was given. In the evening the
Royal Arch degree was conferred,
and an interesting address was de-
livered by B. f. Ives. the grand lect-
urer of the grand lodge of this state.
Monday afternoon a most delight
full valentine party was given by Mrs.
John d. Haney and Mrs. Robert r.
keck, at the home of the latter. The
guests We're twenty in number and
were made up of neighbors and
friends living on Fourth Avenue
west. The rooms of the residence
were decorated with red and white
hearts and cupids, which were strung
in profusion and with pretty effect.
The afternoon was spent in contests
and games of an entertaining nature.
The head prizes were awarded to
Mrs. j. ]. Myles and Mrs. John
Tracey, while the consultations were
awarded to Miss Nomi Herman and
Mrs. w. T. Miller.
At the home of Miss Ruth Daniels
On First Avenue east. Monday even-
ing the Philos entertained the mem
bers of the Kappa society of the Uni
versity. The Philos is the sister So
ciety of the Kappas, and they took
this method to show their a%pprecia-
ton of former favors. The rooms
were decorated with hearts and cup
ids and everything had the appear
ance of st. Valentines day. One of
the methods of entertainment arous-
ed quite a good deal of amusement
when the young men wrote proposals
in verse and the young ladies answer
ed, either yes or no, in some poetical
lines. Refreshments were served, and
the evening came to a close at q late
hour.
Mrs. John D. Kress gave a miscel-
laneous shower at her home, 81
Fifth Avenue east, Monday evening
in honor Of Miss Alma Larson. who
is to become a bride March 1. The
rooms of the Kress home were pref
tily decorated with hearts and red
crepe flowers and presented a very
beautiful appearance. Miss Larson
was the recipient of many very use
full and pretty articles which can.
be utilized in her future home. ALI,
of her associates in the telephone
Office were present and they made
a very merry company of young peo-!
pie. Music was rendered by Gather
inc Bailey and Genevieve Branson.
both Of whom played violin solos.
Refreshments were served. The
hostess was assisted by Miss Flossie
Stafford.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1910-02-17
Prohibition State Convention.

The prohibitionists of South Da-
kota will hold their state convention
at SIOUX Falls Feb. 20 and %, at
which time a full state ticket will be
nam5d to be voted upon in the June
primaries.
". P. F. Ferguson. Of Chicago,
editor of the National Prohibitionist
and conceded to be not only a gifted
orator but the best informed man in
America upon every phase of the
liquor problem will be the speaker
of the occasion.
The railroads have granted a re-
duced rate Of one fare and a third
for the round trip upon the certi-
fcate plan.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1910-02-17

Rev. Watson Thatcher makes his
annual contribution for his %subscrip-
ton to The Capital, of which he has
been a subscriber ever since he left
Mitchell some, twenty years ago.
He o resides at River Forest, Ill.
a Chicago suburb.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1910-02-17
Il. 4. cALHooH DEAD
A Longtime Resident of the State
and Territory Died Saturday
Evening at Daughters Home.

The many oldtime friends of H. H.
Calhoun were sorry to learn of his
death, which occurred Saturday even
ing at 8:15 o'clock, at the home Of
his daughter, Mrs. Edith Baughman,
on Main street. The deceased has
been in poor health for perhaps a
year. and he has been slowly failing
during that time. The contributary
cause to his death was dropsy.
The funeral services were held at
the home of Mrs. Baughman Monday
morning at $3.50 O'Clock and were az
tended by the many oldtlme frienus
OF h family. Many attractive floral
offerings were sent as a mark OF re-
spect lur N1r. Calnoun. The services
conducted ny ltev. F. B. Bar
nett. rector OF st. Mary's Episcopal
church, and aside from reading the
funeral service of the church he
spoke in an appropriate manner of
the occasion Of death. The music was
furnished by Mrs. w. q. Anderson,
Miss Minnie. Bingham. Sid w. Smith
and C. w. Downey, with Mrs. w. A.
Heimberger at the piano. Mrs. An
derson rendered a solo Of an APP
propriate nature. The ~pallbearers
were A. B. Seaton, j. K. Smith, w.
H. Conyes. ]. e. Wells. George w.
Law, and H. G.. Preston.
The remains we're taken back to
Baraboo, Wis, for interment by the
side of his wife, who passed away
seven years ago. Mrs. Baughman was
accompanied by her brother, Frank
Calhoun, and Mrs. John Brown.
Mr.. Calhoun was born in Wayne
county. N. Y, April IA, 1881, and
when he was still a child his parents
moved to Michigan, and he lived
through the pioneer life of that coun-
try for a time and then went to Chi
cago at a time when there was not.l-
ing but vast prairie Of the now mag
%nifcent city. tie went into the wilds
of Wisconsin in the earliest days
and tpioneered it for number OF
years. He located at Baraboo, and
followed his trade Of contracting
architecture and building. He built
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1910-02-17
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

Estate Of Sarah M. Espy, deceased.
Notice is hereby given by the under
estate Of Sarah M. Espy, deceased, to
the creditors of and all persons having
claims against the said deceased, to ex-
hibit them, with the necessary .vouch-
publication of this notice, to the said
H. G. Clark, administrator, at Loomis,
in the County of Dawson, s. Oak.
Dated February 9Th. 1910.
H. c. CLARK.
Administrator of the Estate Of Sarah
NJ. Espy, deceased,
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1910-02-17
Lease of Common School Lands,

Lease of Common School Lands,
Notice is hereby given thai on
March 18th, 1910. all the Unbiased COM
mon school land in Dawson county,
will be offered for lease at public auc-
ton, between the hours of 10 o'clock
a. m. and S o'clock p. M, at the front
door of the court house in said county.
Dated at Pierre, January 10th, 1910.
o. C. DOKKEN,
Commissioner Of School and Public
Lands,
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1910-02-17

SUMMONS.
State of South Dakota, county of
Dawson, SIS.
In circuit court, fourth judicial cir
cult.
w. w. Davis, plaintiff, VS.. L. F..
Perkett, defendant.
The state Of South Dakota send
greeting to the above named Defend
ant:
You are hereby summoned and re-
quired to answer the complaint of the
plaintiff in the above entitled action
which will be filed in the office of the
clerk of the circuit court in and for
Dawson county, South Dakota and
to serve a copy of your answer to
said complaint on the subscriber at
his office on Main Street in Mitchell,
Dawson county, South Dakota with
in thirty days from such service of
this summons upon you, exclusive of
the day of service, and if you fail to
answer said complaint within the
time aforesaid, the plaintiff will apply
to the court for the relief demanded
in the complaint.
T. ]. Spangler,
Plaintiffs Attorney.
To the above named defendant:
You are hereby notified that the
complaint in the above entitled ac-
ton was filed In the Office of the
clerk Of the circuit court in and for
said Dawson county. South Dakota,
on the 28th day Of January, 1910.
T. j. Spangler,
Plaintiffs Attorney, Mitchell, S. D.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1910-02-17
NOTICE OF HEARING FOR EQUALI-
ENG THE PROPORTION OF BEN.
EFIIN OF LOOMS DRAINAGE
DISTRICT NO. 4,

OkSV1t1CIN No I.
To the herein named persons. and to
TAKE NoTIcE:'
That the Board Of County Commits
.osa has 81 n1 Dayi the 2 aaa1 dsy s e Feb pa.
o-.es q the Auditor s Dawson coans
IL the Seu City Of Mitcheli. as Se a time aso snd
bene,ts Of the proposed drainage
10 Drainage District No. 4.
That the route and width of said
drainage district established is as fol-
I Starting u, t1Ss near nawn the ns South South b bogY as
"a. Township 104, Range 81, record
Eager, Ray W. Eager and George x.
Johnston, thence North by West
through the Town Ct hoomis to on Or
South West Quarter .tSWA) of Section
"a: thence North West through the
South West corner of the North West
quarter (NWA) of Section "a, record
owner. George A. Johnston; thence
North by West through the North East
Quarter (NEAl Of Section %, record
line running between Sections IA and
e, thence Moth by West through the
South 1scd East 6w 9uart e. : ss Waeks Of So Section ii n
point in said Section IL where there is
natural drainage.
the width of said ditch shall be
for the main tile drain varying from
four-inch tile to twelve-inch tile, and
reference is made to all the files of
the proceedings now in the office of
for further particulars.
a description OF each tract of
LAM affected by the proposed drainage
several tracts of land, and the proper
ton of benefits fixed for each tract of
Four Rso1et a.. Origin If Plat fe Of the 81: To1 Sr0e of
Loomis, record owner, Mary e. Nagel,
as a unit is as follows:
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1910-02-17
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

Estate of Mary r. Hardesty, de-
ceased.
Notice is hereby given by the un-
dersigned administrator De Bonis
Non. of the estate of Mary r. Har-
desty deceased, to the creditors of
and all persons having claims against
the said deceased, to exhibit them,
with the necessary vouchers, within
four months after the first publica-
ton of this notice, to the said admin
istrator De, Bonis Non. at his Office
in Mitchell in the county of Dawson,
S. d.
Dated January 9TH, 1910.
T. ]. Spangler,
Administrator De Bonis Non, of
the estate of Mary R. Hardesty,
deceased.
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Slerifolen eine eifrige s(9itotiou
eegen Die 9feeierung.
= Inn ibren geidliifien geacf).
tllng gu perIdaffen iino, luie aus
Naris 9emeloet miro, Die bier
S6ubmadte aretas, ssranfreieh
@roBbritatnien, GltBlano uno esto=
lien, iibereingefolnmen, arieasld1fle
nod Sltoa goD, bem SouptbaIen IL.
lpeltliben Sell ser 9eorofiiIte Sreto3.
81 ienoen.
gor eiltieer 3eit lit lin Como
See i'm nnroli6en SStalien ein &pf-
Ter nit einer 5rauenleibe getllnoell,
Die ais oieienige elmer 5rou Oaaro
Scott Charlton, elmer 9lnlerlfonerin
nit etrpos bepegter @ergougenbeit,
erfonnt muroe. 8ie Srou Dotte nit
ibrenl Manne gorter CHARLTON,
anfongs I'M Sotel Suiiie in Como
gefpobnt, oa iie ii6 aber bes. 9eadlts
piel 0anften muBten iie BORT aug.
8teben. Sic mieteten fi1 eilte 8ilIo
am See Die ibnen Elm 9tuHe no.
mems Spolotoff beiorgt botte. Ger
Gltlie perfebrte oort piel 6ei lbnen.
Selt einigen @o6en lit 0ie aanse
@eleai6aft peridmunoen. Mon
nabm onfongs an, Die Srau lei bon
ibrem Mfonne uno Dem 0fuiien er-
rnoroet Ser guiie tuuroc obcr lpd-
ter IN 9foggiano perboftet ltr6 mics
l1a6, BOB er ni6ts nit ser gade sl1
t1tn baben fonnte. Borter gbarl-
ton, ben @atten oer uneliidlibelt
6ron bat man bis iebt nidpt gefltn-
ben uno Der 9eroa6t ser gerii6er
Der Worotat 5u lem, bleibt unf linn
baften.
Ginen totliden ltnglufsfaG fat
Die nrter elan5enoen auipis1cn CT.
offnete Stettiner 6lueipode ge5ci.
tigt. 0ort iit bel Sen 2uftfabrten
elmer oer Seilnebmer, Ser befornte
Meronant Sbaboaus Hobl, obgeItiir5t
ltllo babel um's 2e6en sefolnnten.
&obl, Der iid in lester 3eit als 2uft.
i9iffer einen Homen gerlae)t bate
ipar friiber idon als &ennfobrer in
Sportsfreiien lmb oarii6er Ginors
eine Refanllte Berionli6feit gelpelen.
Cine furbtbare Seuers6rInIt
bat ben fleillen S6lesmig-&nl-
lteini6en 5lefen Sdmabiteot, arcis
Snluu1, oll Der Greene, cine Srt~
idaft bon 100 ginpobileru, beim-
geIudt. 3pan5ig Sduier, oarunier
oud Die Sporfaiie oes Ortes uno
Die S6ule, iino eingeaidert. 3abl-
rei6e 6anilien iino obbadlos uno
oa' ibrer Sabe beroubt.
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@1bren6 oes Monat lfal tino
an 8eitragen fir Dos oeltlb=ameri=
faniihe Sebrer= Seminar ii, @hl-
maufee aug Seros eillgegangen
1920. 0ieielben perteilcn iid III
folgenoer @eiel: &aulbab So9cs ytc.
20, GppreB, $3.50; Bird So9e sso.
~, .. .. 8. g, 2pons SO 20;
9soint Greet 2oge geo. 24t 9. s. 8.
|S., 6asfeG, $3.50, Otter 2ilien 2o-
ge yeo. $50, Gouplano, $3.50; Sort
lett 2oee SEQ. 130, 8. 5. $. g, gart-
lett, $500; Geitalo55i 2oge 9eo. 43,
.. 8. $. g. @elcome, $3.50.
- Der erite 9alen 8ounnpple
oiesiabriger @rnte lit bon gropls-
bile aus naf Soulton eeianSf NOR
oen Die 8annlnone fpur6c BIN Der@
i6ieoenen Jarmern IN Ser f3egclo
pon Slmitc gesogelt uno IN Dierce-
beg geeinnt.
Oas Supremegeri1t oes Stoo-
tes bat in Dem Bro5eB ser &oultcn
& Eeras Central 8abn geseu S. 8.
2etDis in 2in1eitone goutltD entldjie-
ben oaB bel elmer Srahienoung
Die gabngeiealdaft, ipeibe oieIe
senouns uripriingIi6 iiberninunt
uno iie 5uerit beforoert, fit lie per-
ontlportlid lift, big iie ibren SeItiin-
mnasort erreidt bot. Sic nll.l;
fir ieoen S6aoen ouffonuucll, ser,
Die Senbung irgenopo ipa1reno Der
Sabrt erleioet, ielbIt lpeml oies ouf
elmer Strede eeidiebt, Die ibr lelbIt
gar nidt gebort. Gie @nti6eiounq
lit bon GROCER geoeutllng fir oell
6rabtberfebr.
Srau so. 8. Streisbt in Mtc-
@resor, Die ongeflast tit, ibren @at-
ten eri6oiien gu bobeil, boi por
Dem Srieoensrihter oilf eiilc 8orun-
teriudung ber5ihtet uno iit Dem @e-
fangl1is ii6ertpieien iporoen.
Gin groBes g[utoinu6i(, bas
pergangene @ode aug eiller @orl ge
iii 8aco geitoblen pilrbe, lit in
slmarillo entoeft tporoen 3ipei jun
ge Burden iino unter 0en @erootIt
oes 0iebitabls perboftet.
= Ser in Der @eeeno BON Uiilleo-
la mobnenoe Sarnler Qui:eg gDe-
rett puroe in einem Streit nit fei-
nem Sdmiegernoter 9l. 3. aladlin
erldoiien. Maflin ipuroe gciioden
nno i6mer peripunoet. @r be5ouptet,
in Selbitperteioigung geboHoelt 81,
baben.
= Oie giirger BON @oliao babcn
nit 50 gesen go Stilunen ben Scr
i6(ag, cine 9onntiiiionsberipaltlmq
ein5lrihten, 5uriifgeiuieIen.
Sn SSreoeu iino 8lpei fleine
Sungen i'm Ilter BON 8lpei ltio bier
| Sabren Die Sobne bon s. 8. Cay
Tor, ourd grploiion einer SeIfarne
aet0tet mor0en.
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Gum 4. Snli.

Der 8ierte Snli riidt 6eran,
Ser Sag, an benz seburem
Die Jreibeit tpnrbe, bic mns jett
9ebt mad nnb mad berlpren.
Die 2ebren, bic mns @aibingtum
unb Sefferiun gegeben,
Die gelten beute gar itidts n,ebr
Sn benz pplit'idIen 2eben.
Gs gilt bod bic &pnititmtipn
Mls oddities ber 0eiete
llnb iuaheu ipllt' man jeber 3eit
Sak man iie nidt perlete.
SpdJ bente benft man gar nidjt me1r
an bteie beil'sen Efliften
tln6 indlt ben alien Jret6eitSgeiit
Sn ibr nnr 81 nerntd)tem.
Dsan bat In Der 2esislatnr
Weiete id)pn perbrDden,
Sn benen. .ber 8eredtisfeit
0rab5n iuirb Spbn geiprphen.
ytadJ anseitammtem Memidenredjt
gSie tn bet 8pr5eit Sagen,
Sa mill oer @aiiermnfer Sdaar
SWpn gar Mat meDr nDd) frngsn.
Su iuirb Der gterte Snli jebt
8einab' snr Heriiflage,
@enm if bies red)t bebenf, 10 luntm
Sd jebesmal in Stage.
Drum auf, ibr Sreibeitsfrennbe, nnb
gefampft bic Mmferbanbe,
Die iebe Srenbe t5ten mbGt'
Sn bieiem idJ5nen 2anhe.
., iebet bpr Gnd| tn benz 0las
SaS Mlamp gter bltnfen,
Sbr ipllt' an bieiem 8bttertranf
Gnfl Nun Courage trinfen.
gerbieten ipll ms bieien Traut
yti6t muferiidles Streben.
Den 8ierteu SMli laiien mir
Sn y la III o 8ter leben,
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). @altcr Sbpmpion Gunlpann.

gu oen groBten unb angele1cnlten
sln8eige-Igentltren gmerifd's aebDrt
Die Der s. 8alter Sbompion Co.,
Die oas 9an5e finite Stocfluerf in
Dem gelpaltigen @ebauoe ser Mer-
contile ganfins 60, Stem gorf, ein-
nimmt. Gos @eidaft oerielben er-
itredt iid iiber Die gorl5e geIt.
@n Der Spite oes sln5eigc-9eporte=,
ments fir 3eitlrngen ltebt Serr
@ m. $. sc Ell er, ein erfnbreiler
@ei6dfts- uno 3eitunesnalul, Ser
mi groBer 5odfenntnis eiae be-
ltridenoe 2iebenstpiiroigfeit perbin-
bet. Gs lit eritounlif, ipie georo=
net uno geregelt Der rieiige 9etrleb
nit Den Sunoerten bon Iageltea=
ten eingeri6tet lno pie iiberfi1tIi6
olles arrangiert it, mos bei Der gro
Ben Ofaiie oes 8u beipaltigeuoen Ge-
i6ofts alleroings ouf eine bltrhmls
erforoerli6e 9eot1penbigfeit.
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@oerd StroBe nno bie geiiperin, Die
niht ipuBte, mem Der &offer gcbor-
te, lieB i'm nod Ser nabiteu Boli-
6eiitation brillgen. 0ort spuroe Der
grauiiee Snbolt entoedt. Gie Moro.
tat abnelt einem 8erbrecben, uos por
einieen Sobren an Dem ,Slauelen.
boulierer Meper 8eisbaro oeriibt
lpltrbe. @eisbaro lunroe ernloroc.
uno beroubt, norollf oie 0torScr
Die 2ei6e in eiuen Softer 5iualls=
ten. Der @eisbarb'i6e aioro TT
bisber nibt orfgefldrt poroelt.
Sn ibrem prddtieen @olle
81 8irmingbam Ila, bat fib elIle
6rau @oroine, 'bie Satin oes
Brdiioei1ten Ser @rIten 9totione(z
banf, erI6olien 9ie Srol mar iepr
ihon uno ipielte eine eroBe goae il
Ser @eiellidaft. sic binterldbt GU
Der ibrenl @atterl orei 90d)ter, poll
oenen Die alteite orei5ebn 5a1rc
5ablt. Sbr @atte befano fl1 5ltr
3eit, als Die Srau iid erit)oB, otf
Der Sobrt BON Seem gorf uat ga.
pannab. @as Srau Saroills III ben
SOB eetrieben bot, peiB Nienlano.
Ser 9onereB beoblibfigt elite
u8ommiiiion fir ben @eltirieoen
ein5uiesen. Dieie &onniiiioll ion
Die 9lufgabe Boben, ben 5ricbellsge
banfen unter oen 8o1fern lnlo bic
Serbeifiibrung oes @eItfrieocits sn
foroern. Dos observation-disclosures
bot Die biesbe5iiglihelt 9eidLiiiie
idon angenonnlen nno i'm Senat
lino iie 5ur 9lnnabnle clnpfoblen.
Wean lit aneenlein Der 9llllid)t, oab
9ooiebelt an Die Spibe oicIcr So.s.
milton treten iollte.
Die giepublifaner non Rern-
iplpanien Doben ben 3on5re6repr1-
ientailten Sener als @ouperaeurs.
fanbiooten oufgeltelt.
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SSn ao6urg bat unter rieiiger
geteiligung oer geboIferung, aus
martiger Surner uno ionItieer SeIt-
gaIte Die Seier Der fiinf5igiten @ie-
oerfebr oes Cages begollnen an
Dem unter Ben 9uipi5ien oes oaina-
ligen Ser5ogs grnit II. bos erIte
9elti6e Surn- lno Sugcnbfeii ee-
feiert poroei1 lit. Seraog Gorl
gouaro ninnit regen 9lnteil an Sen
Seitlidfeitetl Die nit eiilem 4onl-
mers begannen glei68eitig 5ur Seicr
oes go loenen Subilounts oes @or-
iibenoen Der 9eutiden Surnerlduit..
Or @ob aus 2eip8is als Y1itelieo'
oes 0eutihen Surr-@usid)ulics. Ger
6aupttag brahte cine @eodhtni5-
feier on Dem BON gberfein lnoocl-
1ierten 9ieiter 9enfn1ol Serspg
Grnfts H., on mel6e fi6 Elm BOLTS
tiimli6es @ett-9urnen Ser orei Seo-
burger ltnb ousiu6rtieer Surnoerel-
ne. neblt einem Seit5ua uno Surn-
1Dteleu. ortihloR
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@iienbabn=Jabrpl
5. & g. y. gaaa.

Qnfnnft =
yto.3 -8om Norben. ..6.45 aberos
go. g. Son, Nprben. .6.45 mora
go. 7-2ocal bon 9earne. 1000 mora
gao. SOCIAL bon Raleitine. -.
$500. =. =. .10.45 abenSs
yo. 4 Won Negifo 1.50 na61u
Wo. 12-2ocal bon 2arebo (eenii6t) ;.
slbfabrt :
go. 4 0a6 Dem Morben. 1.55 nahm.
9so. g. Na9 bem yeor6en. 500 a6enos
No. 8-Socal na9 Paleitine. 7.30 morg
So. 10 @gpreb nd6 9earne..
-. !. :. 400 ntorg
Mo. 5 -ga9 Regifo. 100 n1org.
No. II -2ocal na9 9arebo (een1iht)
O 10 nhet1Ha
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- Den Sptimiiteu iiberlebel ielne
Soffnuugeu,
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Gine furht6are @unoe

bon einem Meiier, einem S6uB, ei-
nem roltigen RageL uiip. muB loiort
nit 8udlen's 9lrniea Salbe be6an.
oelt neroen, Inn 8lutpergiitung 5u
perbiiten. 9eites Wfittel fir 8ran6-
punoen, 9tusidlag, iprobe SGnoe,
Samorrboiben uip. 25c 6ei alien
Druegiiten.
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.o.uU uUeltuS.
g. u. & u. 3. gabm.
Hnf,inft-
gfo. 1-@olilt ltpn H. B. &iifte 700 nad,n
No. 3-Soniton Ii. B. &iiite 700 porn,
gio. 5-&ii5ten5tdbte .1:15 nadIln
SO. 40 Bon aerrbiIle. .9:45 BORN
$40. Al @on &errbille, nlr 6onr1taes
go. 2-Souiton II. 5. aiiite. rs BORN
SO. e-aiEenitaote ''a''. 10 40 aebn. apd51ss
No: 4S-Nad] &errbille. ansgenommeu
Sornfags. ..4:25 nnd]ln
So. 41-Naf &errpille. MIR 6onntaas
80. :. !. :. $40 nadnt
g.. $. & 9. u, (Sanpt-2inie).
SO. 9-gom Often. ..7:s5 PORN
20. 7-8om Often. 900 nadm
Go. 10-gI Bofo H. 8eiten. .7:S0 nahm
SO. 2-@on Sci 9fio.. 1880 BORN
SO, S-aa6 81 gaio unD sseitsn.
SO. 1o-Mad 5. @eiten. 1880 abenhs
Mo. s-Ma4 benz Often. 1900 BORN
3o. 1-0a6 Sci 8io.. 400 abenos
Tictoria 9ibiiipn, q. $. e g. u.
Nnf,inft-
gso: 305-g gmero. 8ictoria 1850 naHm
Ibfabrt-
SO. 306-gnero. 8ictoria. 500 BORN
W. 6. & s. Babn.
gnfunft -
SO. 241-&on &oliiton nnb goIbeitou
;. :. -. ;. $50 ,norgens
SO. 235-@om gorben. .7.30 borrliti.
SO. 231-gom Norben unb Souftca
;. ;. ;. ;. 1925 nahm
$50. 9-@om Norben. ..7:45 abe1os
Mbfa1rt
SO. 244-@a6 benz Norben II. oouiton
>. ..7.10 u0rm
SO. 10-g9a6 benz Norben. 1000 born,
$50. 236-Nad benz Norben. =. -.
SO. 242-gaa6 oem gsoroen itn6 Gal.
befton,- :. .11.50 abenSs
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@nnoerbare Gntbednnqew

fenn6eidnen uniere 3eit. Sfugnto-
ihinen orabtloie 2elegropbie,
fllrdtbore 8riegsmaidinen unb Ienes
@unber offer 8unoer. Or. Sings
Nem DISCOVERY, Die oos 9ebcn ret
tel, penn es onr6 Suften, Grf1ltun-
gen, Grippe, 8ron6itis, Seufieber
lulb 2ungenleioen beorobt lit. Stiff
iofort. Sidere Seilung. Sones 81.
9laf, 9li6pille, q. g., 81. 81. go. 4,
bot es bon einem i6limmen &uiten
ge6eilt, ua6oem olle onoerit MitteI
ie6lihlugen. SOC uno $1.0O. Ser
iitdsflaide frei @arantiert non aGeu
9ruggilten.
- Den Sptimiiteu iiberle6els ielne
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@erlanst. @ute oeutiGe aodin
fir orei in Der Saniilie. @utcr 2obu.
9ead5ufrogen geo. 218 8aiter Ge-
b1uoe.
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WablsMn3ctge.
Eiir GtaatSieuaf:

Sir Gtaatsienat:
8ir iinb a,itoriiiert, Germ SuIms
ReaI als aanbibat fiir BiebertpaN
fir ben Staatsieuot ar,autihsbige,1.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-01-27
TAFT ANXIOUS TO PUNISH
LAW-BREAKING PACKERS
Administration Determined to At
tend to Case Itself.
McCUMBER DEFENDS FARMER
Grocers Call on Secretary Wilson
for Proofs of Exorbitant Profits
on Foodstuff Sold in Washington.

r CHICAGO, January 27.-Assistant At
torney General Wade H. Ellis arrived
here today to take charge of the federal
grand jury's investigation into the meth
DDS of the socalled beef trust"
Shortly after his arrival Mr.. Ellis went
into conference with United States Dis
trict Attorney Edwin w. Sims and
James H. Wilkerson. his assistant. The
grand jury did not convene until the
close of this conference.
Mr.. Ellis was accompanied by Special
Assistant Attorney eneral o. E. Pagen,
who was formerly an assistant district
attorney in this city.
Neither Mr.. Ellis nor Mr.. Pagen would
discuss the reasons for their being here.
Mr.. Ellis refused to say that he would
take charge of the investigation, but
said he was here to assist, If needed
He said that he would leave for Cleve-
land tonight to speak before club in
that city. He refused to say whether he
would return to Chicago or not.
Six subpoenas were served on en-
ployes of Swift & Co. and Armour &
Co. today. The chief cattle buyer and
another buyer Of Swift & Co. were sum-
moned. Armour & Co.'S list is COM
posed of three buyers and a department
manager.