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Will START BRANCH
At SIOUX FALLS
TURNER PRODUCE co. WILL or.
EN- A BRANCH OF THEIR BIG
BUSINESS TO COVER TER.
RITORY.

The Sioux Falls Press of this morn
ing contained the following story
with reference to the Turner Pro
duce Co., of this city establishing a
branch in that city:
"The Turner Produce company, OF
Mitchell has rented the quarters
made vacant by the removal of the
Mcclellan Paper company, and will
soon be in line for business.
MIR. Turner of this company was a
resident of this city for some time
many years ago, locating here soon
after the National Creamery Butter
Makers association meeting, and for
some time conducted a wholesale
creamery supply house.
The Turner Produce company, at
Mitchell, has become one of the big
institutions of that city, and now that
they have located a. branch in this
city, hope is to see it grow until, as
expressed b Mr.. Turner, on a recent
visit TO this city, it will be necessary
for them to build a $15O,00O cold
storage plant in order to alike care
of their business"
In conversation with F. j. Herrick,
of the company, he said that the COM
pany had leased a room in Sioux
Fails to establish a branch house,
but that 1t was being done in a small
way with the possibility Of branch
ing out later on. F. j. Heating, of
Sioux Falls, will manage the branch
house.
The Turner Produce Co. is one of
the biggest institutions in the state
and have built up their business on
standard of fairness and honest
b .siness methods, consequently they
have become a very desirable firm,
and n Of which Mitchell people are
quite proud.
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vefEsFe, linen. etc These presents
attested the high standing OF the
young people in that community.
where they have both lived for a
number OF years. The heartiest kind
OF expressions of good will were ex-
tended the young bridal couple for
their future happiness, and it was
the wish of all that they continue to
reside in that community, notwith-
their anticipated departure
to WASHINGTON possibly next fall.
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UNIVERsITrsNOTES

ScnOO closed last Friday, n by
this time all the students that are
going, have gone home. The JAM.
tors anu the librarians are still stay
ing at the building, the janitors
cleaning things up and studying, and
the librarians, %cataloging and index
ing the new books that have been
coming into the library for the past
few months. Most OF. the professors
are still in town, Professor Stout as
usual giving examinations to delin-
quent students, the others simply
taking a rest and enjoying them
selves.
Professor Temple is in the Twin
~lties attending a convention of the
National Association of Science
Teachers which is in session at Min
neapolis this week.
Miss Gertrude Hillborn is spend
ing the holidays with the Ryan girls
at their home in Letcher.
Glen Aud of Plankinton was in
town last tuesday buying Christmas
presents.
Miss Grace Norvell went north
Wednesday afternoon for an extend
ed visit with friends and relatives in
Worthwhile, Ashton and Redfield.
Miss ,Madge Dutro is spending her
holiday vacation at her home in Mem
phisn Tennessee.
Miss Grace Davis, a 10 alumni
who has been teaching school down
in iowa, is spending the vacation
with her parents on the South Side.
Last Saturday night Professor
Van B%enthuysen entertained about a
half dozen of the University boys
who were not able to go home for the
at a little stag party. Games
Of various kinds were played, and at
a late hour Mrs. van Benthuysen
a delicious little lunch.
Rumor has it. but 1t is believed to
be only a rumor, that Professor Mar
tin has gone to his home in Mount
Vernon. Iowa, for the purpose Of
bringing back a bride. All his stu
dents wish him a happy holiday sea-
whether the rumor is true or not.
Since the dining hall closed for
The holidays several self boarding es-
Adjustments have sprung into be-
Ing The two or three boys at the
Eata Bita Pi house are cooking their
own meals. The janitors up at Col
lege Hall have taken in one or two
ooarders and the engineer and his
are occupying the Annex toI
Graham Hall and keeping up the
Tres.
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AZ 9 household remedy for cuts,
burns, bruises. piles, pain and sore
ness Of all kinds. DR.. Cox's Barbed
Wire Ltniment. 25c size has no
equal. II not satisfactory. money re-
funded. For sale by all druggists.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1910-12-29

Automatic machines nave been in
vented which will thoroughly clean
5000 fish an hour.
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MARRIED. IN WASHINGTON.

f$EttS1T
SS#Mr: md Mrs. Theodore Olson ar
|SllaNedinthe city Monday morning
8tom Puylalup, Wash. and drove
94SwnsfOsthe farm, six miles south Of
ESkASHcity Their marriage came as
feak surprise TO their friends in the
sountys WAS not knownsthat this
eyS1kN scheduiedSto take place,
s1kWithstanding the fact Mr.. Olson
1e1ttoWashington several weeks
MOTT being the suggestion that he
aegoing ont to attend to some
etesiness matters. Mr.. Olson was
united inmarriage to Mis- Lena John
lonat Puylalup Saturday, Dec. 10,
aesskheshome 81 the brides parents,
IHr. NJ Mrs. Ole johnson. the cere-
lnaony being performed by Rev. Mr..
18th insthe presence OF a few in
Ettmate friends and relatives, the we'd
A4ng occurring at 4 o'clock. The
9xrsdsWllith her parents formerly liv-
e0sinafhs south part Of the county
hdm moved 70 Washington about a
salf The young people will
MAkesthsdr home on the farm Of the
HoomsS#1ather in Prosper township,
Nlnsxt year they contemplate NOV
6G9sa6ntst Il Warrington.
ss md Mrs. Olson had been sue
seSeuIsln keeping their marriage a
1Dltret until the Invitations were sent
tofsthe reception which was held
1leS3k home nix miles southwest OF
aesltyI Invitations were sent to
s0slfthsnslghbors in that vicinity,
1S4 nad the day been pleasant o
l1IlSs AnyySE8uests would have been
ll5(lIslalg butHthe snow storm prevent
MkI1I1fsofsthatsnumbe from attend-
I6sSMsas Hhnfeday noon fine dinner
1fssSlityl1sl the guests. and 1t was
1Iyililsio1f 4 Swifha relish. IN the at
(flIasthaoSatfme Vas pleasantly
ssjI1ssmllllallSjdac singing and games.
1111ls1Si fHSIiiinlisileds over for the ev-
t1ltsrslppsrw,lra served the
continued Mr..
llanlagetet the recipients Of
112gSpre6pnts from their
4Ex4&XSH$HSIRGIFEsNG ystShsT -NaHsDAEA N=t
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DR.. Cox's Painless Blister, price
Soc. is absolutely painless and is
sweeney, etc. For sale by all drug
gists
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-02-15
PIMPLtS DISAPPEAR
New Healing Agent Makes Quick
Work Of Them.

The dispensers 81 poniam. the
new skin discovery. ask that notice
be- given that no one ta urged TO
purchase e without first obtaining
tho sample package which will be
sent free Ia ans one whu wriina 10
the Emergency Laboratories q
West sash street. New York This
alone q sufficient 10 clear the com
plexlou and 81 ria the face % tdfn
pies Every one whn has tried pos,
lam knows that the fiftyce BOX. on
sale az The Quaker DRUG Co aa eeil
az 81 other dfuE stores. contains
sufficient Tor the worst eases ~ re.
ssma. whore the surface affected ia
DOT too large tn. itching cemnes
on fret application Il viii also
cure acne. letter. hlofehse. ,ecAly
scalp hiyes BARRIERS and cverp OH
20 form % itch Including iiehinE
feet BeluE flesh Culored aud con.
ialuing nO grease. the rrranmrfs III
fsoHlam on exposed surfaces. aurh
a. the face and hands. ~ nat Der
erptihie Water and soap cAnnut
- used De- connection siih u. ~
these irriiAte and proloug skin
troubles. sometimes even Cousins
them.
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know viii remain safe with me Also
your own secret viii o. safe Re
tract then, what YOU have said
of my personal lifo!'
"Oh. Well then. ha grnmblod. n
admit I've had q bit of wine today
! don't mean much of amy thlnR hN
az uut hero now. I have come.
aud by your own invitation your
avn agreement Helms here. ! find
this treaty wgardlng Oregon torn
ia two and you gone nun all a.sud
dem
Yes ms lord. &c ls torn lu two
The consideration moving Ia IL WAS
not valid Hut now ! wish YOU 60
amend that treaty once more. and
Cor e consideration valid IN eyerf
way MY lord promised that
which was Dot mine 90 giye-mg
self pid you las hand on me now
{ should DIE n Won Missed me. /
should kill sou and myseIf' a. You
saw | look Wonder price. the devil a.
shillmg nld 2 60 on. ! would be-
vnl|sting for the damnation OF ms
soul but { win not So on ~.
cant"
Hut good Cod woman what afo
Sou asking uowe no son want me
90 Gee you have this paper anyhow
70 shov old John Calhoun I'm no
such ass as that apologize for
what I've said about you M b.
Your friend because cant let YOU
gu hut rs 90 thls paper here. I'M
put it Ia ms pocket
My lord You win DO nothing 81
the kind BEFORE YOU leave this
room there shall BE- two miracles
done You shalt admit thar one has
gone on Ia me ] shail ace that you
Yourself have done another
What guessing game do you
prorosc Madam he sneersd. he
seemed % toss the torn paper on
TIE table none the less. The con
diii0n Is forfeited. be began
No u is not forfeited cxerpt b.
your own word. my lord. reiolnsa
the same even les voice You
shall see ROW the first miracle"
Under duressT he sueeeeA
sgaln
Yes them Under duresn of
what has not often come 70 surface
IN yen. Sir Richard / ask you 70
DO truth. and nos treason. nv lord
She vho VAS Helena won Ritz is
dead has passed away There can
De- no question % forfeit between
you and her iook. my lord"
/ heard a half sob frpm him. I
heard a faint rnsilinE ~ silks and
iaccs stiii her even. lcy voice
went on
Rise. row. Sir Richard. she
said "unta1ten ms sirdie v you
ike Undo my clasps 10 sou can
You say you know mas past Tell
me. DO you see me noW7 Tngird
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me. Sir Rlohardi Look ut me-
Coyot me- Take mel"
Apparently he half rose. ahuf
fled towards her. ana stopped with
stifled sound. half sob. half a
gfowl
dared not picture 10 myself
what he must have seen na she
stood fronting him. her hauda. as !
Imagined al her BOSOM tearing
back her ruheH
Anainsi heard her voice SO on.
chnllcnging him strip me now,
Sir Richard. n you cam Take now
what you bought. n you find ~
here Nuu can unif You DO not7
An. then tell me that miracle has
boen done She who was Helena
Won Rita. go YOU knew her, of aa
YOU thought you knew her, Is not
herel"
Now foll Ions silence ! could hear
the breathing OF them both, where
atood Ia the farther corner 20 my
room had dropped both the der
Ringers back ia my pockets now +.
because | knew there would be no
need tor them Her voice was
softer ~ she went on
"rcli me. Sir Richard. has not
that miracle been d0negH she de-
mandcd. Might not IN great
stress that thief upon the crusa
have been a woman Tell me, Sir
Richard. am | not clenng
He flung his body into seat. his
arm across the table / heard his
groan
God Woman what are youg
he exclaimed "Clean2 49, God.
yes. d. a ilyi ! wish { we're half
Rs white myself
"slr Richard, did sou ever love q
woman
zone other beside yourself. long
aEo"
May not We two ask that other
miracle 90 yoursclfT
How DO YOU meanf You have
beaten me already
why. then. this II I could keep
my promise. would II ] could
give yoa myself. I would Faillng
that. ! mas give you gratitude Sir
Richard. ! would give sou graft,
tuds. did you restore this treaty az
lt waa. Tor that new consideration
Come. nov. these aagages here are
the same saxagea Nho once took
that little Island for yeu yonder
TWice thry have defeated you 10
you wish a third war; You say
England wishes slavery abolished
A. YOU know. Texas q wholly iust
to England The armies ~ Amer
lea have swept Texas from your
reach forever. even az this hour
hut II you give new state IA the
north 10 these same NayRgeB. you
so 40 far against oppression
against slavery you do that much
Tor the doctrine ~ England. and
her aliruism In the world SIR Rich
ard. never did ! believe IN hard bar
Ealua. and never did any great soui
believe ia such ] own 10 you that
VI hen ! asked you here thls after
noon / intended % wheedic from
you aii ~ OreFou north ~ fifty,
four degrees forty minutes find
IN yun done some such miracle as
Ia myself Neither - ua - 80 bad
~ the world has thought. aH we
ourselves hayv thought 10. then.
that other miracle iof me Let ua
compose our quarrel. and 20 part
friends
tie Be contnvss.l
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DID NOT ACCUSE
BOY OF ROBBERY

Thomas Wilson. Of 4g2 2lat av.
denies the report made at police
headquarters that he had accused
his i3Yearoid son OF robbery VII.
son says the police got the weRvri
wrong tie WAS robbed and renbrt.
cd 90 THE police, but hia son dlsk,pot
do it. his non has not Left home, aud
that the publication Of the eeDhrt
has done great Injustice 90 the
boy. who II Ia school The boy was
away from home for few hours
Saturday evening. when the robbery
WAS committed, but he WAS down
town among friends known to the
family az the time
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BULLET REVENGES
AMERICANS DEATH

MANAuuA. Feb. ib-capt Con.
atantlua SuenK, who commanded
the firing squad that executed the
two Americans, Nanson and Gree.
during thc regime OF Ielaya. saa
shot to death on the streets this
afternoon hy soldier ia tho rebel
army lleaYy tluia guns on the
hills. posted by she government
togcos. yesterday bomharded Malta
gaipa. which was captured by the
rebels February 10. The American
consul protested against the bonn.
hardmsnt
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THEY FORM A
POETS UNION

NEW YORK. Feb 10 Poets are
The latest aecesatouH "a the ranks
Of union labor New YoFk's newest
union ~ the n0oichauf. an organi
aation ~ professional bards on
New Yorks east aide Their bust
nesa lH the singing of lmpromptu
song IN rhyme AZ Hebrew weddings
and chrlatrninga
Within the last few years compe
tition has become keen IN this call
lnF. and there we're more singers
than weddings Accordingly. a
council Of var was held which has
iast resulted 10 the formation ei
thp union
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le0. where n was washed ashore
The body WAS that ~ q man and
was being brought to Seattle under
the cofonere directions When the
storm was al ita height The mon
beachcd the launch and Il in total
wreck.
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rInd ehIpwreeked cornae.

The dead body WISHED from the
deck Of the launch liremerlon dur
INK storm on the Sound Saturday
night. Ia which two i've men IN the
little boat had narrow escape from
death, has been picked 40 at Mukil.
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Opposite the Post Office

IN making this win be IN a much better
position to handle constantly growing business.
the hest evidence 10 the world Of the superiority Of
the Bush 4 Lane and Victor Pianos
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tie Be conilnvsai
Arizona republican., 1910-05-23
FOR SAlE-REAl ESTATE.

THE one place to buy is Buckeye. Since railroad started. land has ad- Nanced 25 per cent We have several ranches listed before railroad was ., factor. These are best bargains in Salt River valley. Valley Realty X Trust Co, A w. Adams. See Bran der db
 FOR SALE-Forty acres. all in al- falfa, fronting east on North Central avenue; $50 per acre. Inquire of
 Fora l.. smith. 7O2 North Fourth street al
Arizona republican., 1910-05-23

LAND BUYER OR SPECULATOR! We have q very desirable tract of lans within easy reach of Phoenix, a mile and a half from two car lines. with "A" water. consisting of I2O acres in alfalfa and grain; has very good house with modern conven- fences: has windmill and tank; with family orchard and plenty of shade;
 barn and other outbuldngs, and has separate ditch from canal This can be bought for at least $50 less per acre than any adjoining ranches. Held exclusively by Elliot Evans Co. 15 F.. Adams st.
Arizona republican., 1910-05-23

AUCTION OF BUILDING LOTS On May 24th, 2:30 D. m., at Whitton Acres. corner of Cave Creek road and Osborn School road. We will sell at auction A lots. 5Ox1S5. Lots go to highest bidder and may be paid for on inStalment plan-that is $10 down and $l0 a month until paid for. See our large ad in this paper for parti- culars w. w. Hutchinson. auctioner, 2S South First ave. ak
Arizona republican., 1910-05-23
FOR EXCHANGE-3O-acre ranc

FOR EXCHANGE-30- acre ranch, close in; class A land: part in alfalfa, some in wheat; incubators, cellars and all paraphernalia of a first-class chicken ranch; sixty hens; garden and farm tools; good house. Only 4 miles out of Phoenix. Will exchange for good. residence property. Want to send children to private school. Crescent Realty Co, 127 North Sec
 Ond St. ak
Arizona republican., 1910-05-23
s2O acres. SSO per acre.

Three miles from railroad station. All in cultivation. Fenced and cross fenced with woven wire. Well i'm proved, with house. barn, windmill, tank. etc. Well fitted up for stock ranch Soil is of fine quality D. sandy loam. Twenty acres in alfalfa. balance in grain.
 TERMS-One-t third down, balance 6 per cent interest
Arizona republican., 1910-05-23

FOR SALE-5, 10 and 20 acre tracts. well located. north of city Easy terms.
 240 acres. all A and E class water. loo acres in alfalfa, 100 acres grain A fine stock or grain ranch. only $S5 Money to loan on city and country property.
 Especial attention given to fire in- suranCe.
 List your property with us
 MOORE, TANNEHILl & CO,
 B East Adams.
Arizona republican., 1910-05-23

and one-half miles from sugar factory at Glendale: has been in cultivation for years; now in grain; one-fourth mile from new car line
Arizona republican., 1910-05-23

FOR RENT-Newly furnished. cool rooms; running water, hot and cold bath; all conveniences. At St. Elmo, Third and Monroe sts. q
Arizona republican., 1910-05-23
a00 acres SSl her acre

Two and One-half miles from Glen dale, all level and cleared ready for cultivation; very sand soii.
 -One-fOurth down. lalance at 6 per cent interest
Arizona republican., 1910-05-23

FOR SAlE-A Groom cottage, on the avenues, close in; substantially built and of nice appearance; modern improvements throughout; front and rear screen porches; plenty of shade. A bargain at S4,500. Liberal terms if desired. Address S. R., care of Ari-
 zona Republican. <
Arizona republican., 1910-05-23
40 acres. $500.

Three miles from Glendale; well improved; 5-roOm bouse barn, good well, etc; one good team of horses, wagon and all farm tools and imple- ments go with place.
 Good terms.
Arizona republican., 1910-05-23

LAS PALMAS, THE HIGHEST ELEVATION. THE MOST SANi- TARY REGULATIONS. A BREATH ING PLACE FOR THE HOME. [
 OWN THE KEY YOU CARRY. SEE THE HOME BUILDERS. $
Arizona republican., 1910-05-23
w. N. JVW GS, 37 NORTH CENTER.
FOR sACE-HoUsEs.

FOR SALE-A first-class rooming house of 8 rooms; best location in Phoenix; long lease. Address 4. C.. care Republican. ak
Arizona republican., 1910-05-23
R'ZCNA AUCTiON G DEVELOP
 MENT COMPANY.
 No. 5 West Wilmington St.

FOR SALE-GooI seven-room frame house; close in; north 'of city; lots of nice shade: just the place for a nice home and T good renting pro- TOsIt. n; never ally rnub!A tn Tn; rooms: owner leaving city. Price $2, 5"r short time only
 FOR SALE-Center street property in , and 10-acre tracts, from S315 per acre to $1,000 per acre.
 FOR SALE-City and country pro- perty of all kinds. See us for bar gains. We have them if they are to be had. Costley X Thompson. Real Estate Exchange. 3l W. Adams st. .
Arizona republican., 1910-05-23
FOR SACE-REAl ESTATE.

FOR SALE-Siy-room house, with screen room, brick, furnished, on North Second st; Sl250 cash, balance years, per cent; modern and a bargain.
 Two lots on Adams st, for $650.
 w. X. JAMES,
Arizona republican., 1910-05-23

AUCTION HEADQUARTERS McMurtry. Live Stock AuctiOneer, be- fore making your sale date. Head quarters, Valley Realty, 34 West
Arizona republican., 1910-05-23

10 acres, $250 per acre. One and one-half miles from Fair Grounds: all in cultivation; fine soil. Extra good terms.
Arizona republican., 1910-05-23

LOST-Small Buster Brown kodak. along road in east end. last Sunday Finder return to Ford hotel Re ward dg
Arizona republican., 1910-05-23
ocreS S7 OOO

acres. 5000. Five miles northeast of Phoenix: all in fruit. Trees are in fine hearing condition. House, barns. etc; new well; close to good school. Terms to suit purchaser.
Arizona republican., 1910-05-23

THE H. l. LATHAM CO,
 Real Estate. Insurance, Loans. Dr. Craig Bldg. Phoenix, Arizona
Arizona republican., 1910-05-23
PROFESSIONAL AND BUSINESS
 CARDS.

DIR w s. LOWE. Veterinarian Or flee T. N. lst Ave. office Phone Red 393I Res. Phone, County 4
Arizona republican., 1910-05-23

KELTY COLLECTION AGENCY.
 Fleming Bldg. Suite 4Ol-i02, Phoe- nix. Ariz. Phone. Black 5sIl