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The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1910-01-05
WILLIAM MC'K|NNON DIES
FROM CANCER At DENVER
Popular Employe Of Forest Service
Unable to Overcome Ravages
of Peculiar Disease.

A telephone message from Cass
Lake, which was sent to the Pioneer
this morning, announces the death,
at Denver, COL, of William R. Nc
Klnnon, brother of Naish McKin-
non of this city, who has been how
ering between life and death during
the past two months.
The word received from Denver
states that the well-known employe
of the Forest Bureau, just PRIOR to
his death, said:
Don't forget to say goodbye to
all the boys" death Immediately
following.
Just prior to the death of Mr..
McKinnon a telegram was received
at Denver, which had been sent
by Clifford Pinchot, chief of the
Forest Service, and which read as
follows:
I have heard with regret of your
condition, and l wish to express my
deep appreciation of your faithful
and efficient work as member of
this association" .t .
Dan McKinnon, brother of the
deceased, has been in Denver for
some two weeks, and he will bring
back the body to Cass Lake for
burial. ..%
Arrangements for the funeral
services will be made as soon as the
body reaches Cass Lake.
The news of the death of William
McKinnon comes a shock to his
many friends in this section, recent
reports having borne out the impress.
sion that he was gradually recover
ing from the tumor which early re.
ports stated was gradually eating
away his brain.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1910-01-05
MARRIAGE Licenses.

The following marriage licenses
have been recently issued by Clerk
of Court Rhoda:
Fritzof Leonard HOLDEN to Dora
FIermanson, Richard Mari to May
Jenelek, George Cook to Ida Skin.
ner.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1910-01-05
SENT|NEL.THOREn MUTUAL
. ADMIRATION ASSOCIATION.
hammers Statesman (?) and Local
Universe Regulator Attempt to Hand
Pioneer, a Lemon, ".

Rock, two of the prominent resi-
dents of hammers township, have
been in a worldly war as to GER
tain tax abatement on land in
Lamm rs township which was
allowed at a recent meeting of
the board of county commissioners.
The controversy started through a
communication which Mr.. Thoren
sent to one Andrew Rood, and
which was given publicity in the
Bemidli Sentinel. r.
Mr.. Rock saw fit to write a
letter 10 the Pioneer, in which he
claimed to answer the letter
written by Mr.. Thoren and published
in the Sentinel, stating that public.
ity in the Pioneer would reach many
more people than if the communica-
ton was placed in the Sentinel.
The letter, was self.explanatory and
was printed by US, without com.
ment. ~ "
The fore part of last week, we
received a communication from Mr..
Thoren, asking space in which to
reply to Mr.. Rock. We printed
Mr.. Thoren's letter in full, in our
Daily issue of Dec: 20, and also in
the Weekly Pioneer of Dec. 80, as
we had Mr.. Rocks, treating both
gentlemen courteously and fairly.
For some unexplained reason,
Thoren took it for granted that the
Pioneer would not publish his COM
munication, and he sent the same
thing to the Sentinel, prefixing the
article with the following uncalled-
for slur at this paper:
"Solway, Mimi, Dec. 81, 1909.
Editor OF Sentinel, Bemldjl, MINI.
Dear Slr:-Below. you. will find
a copy of recommendation as an
answer to Mr.. P. III Rock in his
letter published in the Pioneer Dec.
23rd.
AS I was not aware of the
change of venue I expected the
attack, according to a faithful
promise, to take place in the
Sentinel but to my surprise the field
of battle was changed to the Pio-
neer.
AS there is no hope for my part
to have above mentioned communi.
cation published in that paper, l,
as stated, send you a copy and
request you to publish same, not on
account that said 'wri is so enorm-
ously valuable to the people, but,
you have the start of thi, Difficult y
and may as we'll have the finish"
The Bemidji Sentinel in which this
letter of Thoren's was published was
dated December 81, four days after
the letter which Thoren requested
published was printed in the Pioneer;
and yet the hammers town super
visor and the lessee of the Sentinel
allow this criticism of the Pioneer
to be boldly printed in the Sentinel.
The Pioneer has taken no part in
the controversy being waged between
Messrs. Thoren and Rock, and it
matters little to US whether John
Thoren has told the truth regarding
the matter or not, and further, we
don't care a straw whether he had
change of heart" or not. )
But what excuse has Mr.. Thoren
to offer for allowing the public to
believe that the Pioneer had re-
fused him space in which to answer
Mr.. Rocks letter, W h e i S
-
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1910-01-05
PuposKy.

January g
Charles Saxrud passed through
Puposky Tuesday on his way to
Bemidjl on business.
o. J. LaQua, Puposky's post
master and merchant, was a
Bemidji visitor Tuesday
The Hawaiian star., 1910-02-19

Times of the t1de are CSken from the
q. S. Coast and 6eodstic Survey ia
bles The tides at Kanului and Hilo
occur about one hour earlier than at
Honolulu. Honolulu standard time is
10 hours 30 minutes slower than Green
wjch tme, being that OF the meridian
OF 157 degrees 80 minutes. The time
whistle blows at 1880 p. m. which is
the same as Greenwich, Q hours, 0 min
utes. The Sun and Moon are for loca.
time for the whole group.
The Hawaiian star., 1910-02-19
Shipping in Port

(Mercnant VesseIs.5
Alaskan, Am. SIS. Seattle.
Helene, sch. Port Ludlow.
Flaurence Ward, Midway Is.
Nevadan, S. S., San Francisco.
Alameda, S. S., San Francisco.
THE TRANSPORTS.
Buford, ar. S. F., from Hon., Oct. Is.
Dix is at Manila.
Logan arrived at San Francisco from
Honolulu Feb. 12.
Thomas, sailed from Mania for Ho-
nOlulu Feb. Is.
Sheridan sailed from Honolulu for
Manila Feb. IA.
The Hawaiian star., 1910-02-19
La GRIPPE.

DR.. Miles Nervine n OF only prevents
la grippe if taken in time, but is re-
markable cure for all the after-effects,
which usually follow the disease, cause
by the nerve-wrecking aches and pains
Sold by druggists, who guarantee to
refund money for first bottle if it gives
no benefit.
The Hawaiian star., 1910-02-19

Fine Job H.rinung, star once.
The Hawaiian star., 1910-02-19

Fine Job Printing, Star Office.
The Hawaiian star., 1910-02-19
Pacific Mail Steamship Co.
Toyo Kisen Kaisha S. S. Co.

Steamers Companies will Call at HONOLULU and Leave
this Port on or about the mentioned below:
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Iauienbs bon Gpureu gefeben. 3Di.
fhtn aonioini unb Woara ipdr es nun
i6on sn arg. Mllentbdlbtr mar Der
8ooen bon GleFunten 5trtreten, nbsr
tetner 3eisis iih. Die 2eute in Wcsrd
baten uns ernittih, Elm panr Glefdnten
obsufhisBen. bic ibre JtlDtr pertpiihes
ten. glefontsningo i'm aonsoItodt TT
ober fur ben sep6bnliden Sterbliden
Derboten, nur Der gouperneur gertsrdl
in Bona bat bic 8efHenib, Sagofdeine
fir Glefantenjugb oussuitellsu; es lit
ober fat unm6slih, siuen foInsn
Sfein su erbdlten.
Den gonsen Rdhu,ittoq borte man
aus Der Gerne ben ounlpfeu 1oR elmer
Soma, Der sroBen 9rommel. Sd ers
funbigte MIDI bel bem Ramp Mdhter
nad Der llriate. -Das fiHb meine
Ddmbutti. bic ibre 9Gn5e ouffiihren.-
W.ine Reugierbe mar in hobem Grdbe
.rregt. bsnn idb bate ihon ldngft ouf
elm. GsIsgenbeit setportet, sinen ReprGs
Isntanisn Der friiher 10 gefiir6ieten
3psrgbep0ltsriins oes sroBsn gGdloes
fsnnen gu lernsn.
Ra9bem mir benz SduptIing cine
geiIdse bes Tag" als rgroBen Brief"
aeianbt batten, eri6isn nah Ionsem
36g.rn Der SduptIine Der 3perge nit
ein.m g.glsiter. Wir 6efdbl.n btm
GuItan, fi6 su Iessn uno rah ben aHs
b.r.n 2euten unb Der Tlufit su fenben.
Der SuItdu erenb ftb IN fein S6ids
faI unb bIieb oIs 5uuTtpfonb suriid.
Gkgen slbenS fam feline 8anbe, feds
Wann. gDir batt.n olIo bic riieben
3pergs1, ausroines feiR Shneetpitts
den ba3u. Die srDbe zromHiel tpuroe
Don .insm Der Wloera.2eute eei6laeen,
bic iieben 3tpsree, bon benen teiner
iiber 1.30 Wet.r bod ipar, madter auf
ibren primitipsn Jlotsn sinsn unm:Ios
oif6en Qdrm unb betpesten fih gu els
nem - 9un3 ,ann man ss iaum nens
ren - i'm freiie. Gs mar Elm eigenz
artioss Bib, bic fieben emerge mittsn
i'm llrtpaIo rtansen" su ieben. oanebeH
ettpo 80 bis 10 RannibaIen als 3us
f6auer. sur Redten bic fhtDeisenoe,
unenblite WaTe bes Ruipen3ori, bins
ter befrn fiarrenbsr Wdnb eben Der
Wonb oufgegunssn mar, Der oergeblih
nit feinem SilberIih 6os etpias Duns
tel bes urtpalbes gu erbelIen nsrfuhte.
Den 3tperssH fhien e nod piel su
aipiliiirt Bel uns su fstn. fie fe1nt,n
ii6 off.Hbar 5uriid in ibren einiameu
WdIbtpintel. Wir bisIten iie niht ldH.
ger; i5 CAB ihnen rsihlih gerIen, une
i'm Hu tparsn Il. duf unb bapon unb IN
Sem unbur6brinsli6eH urpcIb pera
f6Dungeu.
Gurt Soeppen.
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gineinnatt, 25. Qus.
Rsue 5ppotbeten

Neue Sppotheten.
Rutb Nl. Steintilbsr on SoutbDeit
gno .. o., $1750.
gtnua ganbtraI an WaIpins 9osss.
$I467. SO.
RoIpins gOsss an s. MOlmann,
$1,000.
Sofspb ertsI an SatIsp purt Co.,
$500.
RuooIpb glufberbeibs an Wporsss
Gpnsp Co., $1100.
Sp. .. 2emon an Sinia Goal 6:
Gois Co., $672.78.
eenrp Gp.er an AitItI. Stsrn 8. Il.
y. o., $2750.
Dan. 6. Callahan on glsnipap 8.
Il. .. Co., $1,000.
Gro. Satobs an btp., $1,000.
gonin e. Winter on oto., $4,000.
Go. gopisr on SpriHs 9orben 8.
II. 3. Co., $500.
emma SduIB on Deit,rn 0srm.
gont, $500.
Gam. 3. Diaiams an qearl Ctr.
Mnrtet Gout. $1,000.
Gtti 2epith an Gbas. g. Rourie.
$21O0.
getsr Rulsn an DaI. Sius 9. u.
g. 60. $500.
Settle O. Ring on GsrmoHia Ro. 2
g. Il. g. Co., $500.
UaclIie mineitein an Securiin Gar.
ST. Co., S120O.
Seurp Goblin on MsrtontiI, 9. u
6. Co., $500.
SeFi. o. Sing on Jrancss 6. pot.
ter, 5000.
Getilste 9ppOtbeten.
Samss Dalton an @eiterh Sils 9
G. Il. 6. Co.. $500.
Gmma .. 8regorio an 4manbc
8lpmper, $500.
Gath. albert on GI.npap 6. II. o
Co., $25OO.
Spbn 3. Rain on GitiSsns .. u
go. 2, $1750.
Nora Greanp on SObn s. Rain
$225.
5sIen 6. Star an Rornoob ). g. II
g. Co., $3.50.
Cos. Roi.nberger an Brighton Ger
man 8t. 60, $500.
Deter WiulIen an u. so. Sarpuo.
| $500.
Serielbe on g. g. Sarpuot, $500.
". Wa. &c g. 6. Sarnuot an gasl
g. II. 6. 81, $4,000.
Surrp y. Guafenbufb an Sos. 6
Robinion. @bm., $1193.
4iiIler 9ure on btp., $1760.
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prinl gobann.
Detettip. .Gpman bon 5erbin q n I
gunfel.
(6ortiesung.)

,Sie iinb ia ouf einmal 10 itll,
iagte Woloemar Rihter.
,Sa, Sbre Gefaidte bat mir 81
benten eegeben. sic itno bob elr
8Iiidspils."
nSann Sbnen aud ntdt pdFtren."
,Wouens boffen. Was meinit Du
Mud6en, ipenn mir cine WtiIlion bat
ten2"
.Na, ba beiratbeten mir gleih aui
Der Stelle."
r8ielmebr aber aud ni9t," entseg'
nete 2ippe urb ld9te.
Der 9lusiIug psrIief pbne 3piInen'
fQQ. 2ippe uno Die tIeins 8tgilanttr
fiibrten lire Hoqsn getreu Bis 81 gno'
bur6 uno blisben nit bem fptrtIiher
2iebespaar bis gum ipGten Ibeno 5u'
iammen.
DIS man iih perabi9ieOet bate
fragts has tIeine Wtdb6sn:
,gtun, 6err Griminaltommi'dr
babe ih metne S,uhe gut gemaht2"
nSogur iehr gut. Sis haben Sb1
GeIO reoIih peroient,"
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GrHxs.issHtbHns llebertrasnnl,n
gincinnafi, %. glug.

Y II " 20. aug.
Wlalbins goges an auna 9onoepal,
/ Got on part Str.. 81 etc.
Serbert n. 8lidle an Bertha W.
9Rbl, ] bon Got IL in garp 5oms.
iteab unterubtbeilung, ST. etc.
Spispb Grtel an Saflep Bart Co.,
40 Jub on %. 2lpenus. Sailep part,
81 etc.
Wlarb 81. @itper an Matbios Diipsr,
'ir., 25 SUB an peete Ctr, 81 etc.
glifabet1 IR. SpsiImire an Gertrub.
g. Benabls, l Got an Sbierpotorr
Rpob, 81 etc.
Gertrude g. 8ennbIe an g. O,
Gutenberg, ! Got an bto., $500.
ameliu Msrfb on 6enrb Gpter, ]
Got an Wabe Strabe, 81 etc.
Sas. Dalton an Carrie q. Giepari
2 Cots on GonIibine Mpe.. ST. etc.
9erielbe an bto., 13 Cots in emma
s. Rogers' llntsrubtbeiluns, pries5ia
$11 900.
Iusuit Sotolomsti on u. 3. Roeb.
Ter. 293 Sub an SeffsrIon Ape., 81 etc,
Gath. albert an Dan. 6. Callahan
| Got on gOfempnt Mpe.. 81 etc
Dora godbolt an 6enrn Mefel,
mann, 80 SUB an Dat Mpe, 81 etc.
Jobn 6. Soiepb an Qouife OIaae
70 Gub an mortb Gtra 81 tte.
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sernon go6orot an qlIiee gato.

German gadarad an aliee gaha'
rud, 25 SUB on Yprt Ctr, ST. etc.
Gbas. Soffmann an SD. 9otpier. sc
ssuB an 5rspor ape., ST. etc.
Sobn Benbel an 5lorence G.Young'
man, Got SO in Guclio g. u. llnterdb'
tbeiIung. 81 etc.
Gpelnn so. Regool on Narp 6.
MtGopI. 80 5ub an Groslep aps.,
81 etc.
Geo. Mutbers, sruTtee (per Sbes
rifD, an Wm. .. Qllsrdnb,r, 21 2ots
in oieb ppint llntsrabtbeilung, ,$31. 60
Sohn Mensr ON 3. 20. Sartung. 2
Streifen aanb in Seti.32, Springfielo
Sp., $3.50.
Sbeo. Sbos. Hunn, IT,. an 2bec.
3bos. Nunn, Got 107 in WtcTamdro
&c Gonner's llnterabtbsilung, So Sub
an DAT Ctr, Wnoming, 81 etc.
2lnnd s. Scott an emma Sartman,
45 SUB an WcGormid place, 81 etc.
@aron .. 8olbitons an Giti aeDitd,
/ Got an s.. 5piIden part uno Smith,
81 etc.
| 8. 6. Sdrpuot on !. q. Seott, 47
5ub an 5loral aps., glorDooo, 81 etc.
Geo. Ratbsrs, 1ruitee (per Sbtriff)
an War Saeobs, q Cots in 9isbgcint
llntsrdbtbsilung, $45.10.
sSrances 6. gotter ii. u. on Settle o,
Sing, j Got an JIoraI Ips., 9iortpooo,
81 etc.
Gilbert 5. Cunningham, jr.. an 9uer
ann 5upbuib, 25 SUB On Srpina
Ctr, $500.
2ucp ann Gapbuib an Senrp Gpf'
bin, basIslbe gigentbum, $500.
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Snrd 8uanoa su ben llrualo-
Stpergen bes &0nso.

anesi (aDnsOitaat). Gnbe Suli.
Wer i'm Dprfs ober in Der Staot eis
ntn Sobfeinb ipobnsn bat, Der perIus
DE, ibn nur 81 peranlafen, tpGbrenb
Der Resen3eit etue Reiie bur9 Ruanoa
3u MAIDEN, bos pislumitrittsne Gebiet.
lpo Der belsifhe aOnsoiiaat nit benz
beutiaen uno benz ensliiden aolonials
gebiet in Sftafrifu 5uiammenitobt. Gr
tam bann beinabe nit 8eitimmtbeit
barouf rehuen. ibn lossuiperben- 8srs
fintt er nidt in einem Der 3ahlreihen
Giimpfe, 70 lift er fnff iiler, bonn
f9iiipfrieen Dege an ben fteilsn S1ns
gen IN bic Sisfs su itiir3en, ODER er
bleibt Dor gridopfuns irssnbno am
M5ege liegen.
99ir paren in elmer INNER bidter
fperbenben Mostiionolie ben Iebten
Berg BON aaragipe berunieroerutfht,
benn morffiren fann man bies fort.
pdbrenbe gleiien, gioIpern unb sSnls
len niht nennen, bd lag pcr uns Elm
mdhtiser papprusfumpf nit Gtduben,
Die iih ipobl orei bis bier Wiettr aus
benz fumpfissn WoiIer erboben uni
ibre Mur5eln tper iptib ipie melt in biz
mobriseu 1iefen farbten. sn einsm
fbmalen aanaI. ben man bnrn bos
0etpirr sebdnen bat. lag Elm siemlid
gerGumises Boot. SD lieB bic aditen
uno bic 2eute bineinfdaffsn; Ruberer
itedten ibre puDbeln In ben lpeiAsn
lG6Idmm, eiH Tustno Qeuts f8ob mad
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GteS 66nbeit b.salters.
Dnriiber itreibt Sber.Is Shlea.l ges
ihidt unb berslih in Der .aGIn. Dottss
seitung":: Cine olie, babsi beitere, Iiea
benspertbe, in ibrsr 4rt nod i66ne
sErau III as6erserquidsnbes - absr
leiber 10 Selt.nes! Dos Gebeimnib
Der greifeni9Snbtit lisgt in Der GunIt,
iih nit b.m unp.rmeiblihen llebel bes
4eltertperbens I1delnb unb eelafTen
oussuiobnen. Se msbr mir uns itrdu.
ben. bic Serrfdaft Der Sabre an5uers
tenner, umio tiidiIhtr pfIeqen Tie fi6
5u rGhen. Wlit 9rusie alt tperben,
Innsfam, unperlertt Die 4nfpriihe ans
2eben suriititsden, obne gittertsit uno
@erbrub auf 4ues psrsi6ten, mas Der
sliitIihen Jussnb in solbenen StrDs
men sufliebt - es in freiIih nidt
lsi6tl Gm rubiait.n unb idSniten mag
bic ssrau bos Qlter trae.n, bic einmdl
ipirtIid, nidt nur ben ssabren nath,
ionoern nit pollbetpubtem iubeInben
6.rSen jung setpefsn iii. Der Elm rtifer
CONNER bi. 5offnnngsbIiittKn Der
iuneen Sabre rsift.. Die Rutter, lpel,
de bic liebs Shaar ibrer stinber imrner
iroftppller unb ft6ner nm fih auF,
maiden fiebt, miro ben fliebsnben Sahs
reu niHt nahIeufsen, oie iens ins poIle
2eben, 5ur Reife unb Slid nnb Iie
ielbit mebr unb mebr bsm GrtiIenafisr
enigtgenfiibren. - unenblih fdirerer,
barum aber riibrenbsr unb eolsr iK Der
9er5i6t auf bas Sunsfein fir bic,
tpelhe bas aeben um ibren MntbeiI bss
irns. Tas alternbe MGbGen, oeiisn
2ebensbliithe ME boil .rbliibtt, osiIen
tribune unb 5pffnungtn nod niht
sum SHipeisen iommen ipcIlsn, ipsiI
/ iis fih ME erfiilIisn, fpie banoe unb
tpiberitrebenb iieht "a bic 3eii entflies
ben! gerahe ienen aber iei es gum Srcit
seiagt, frie i60n. ME aliidIiG, nis
aliidperbreiieno bas gtlter fein snnn.
Cine ulte Sreunbin bon mir, cine filler.
hdarige, aus frohen. belIen 4uetn Id
deIno. greiiin ift Der 2isblina Der
Welt; thug uno rese nimmt lie an alien
2eiben unb areuoen ibrer JrsunSe
theil. ibr Ratb lit boil 3aribsi. unb
Shdrfbltd, ihr 3ulpruh boil 9rols
nnb Grisben, ibr label priI Miloe ano
SumOr. Gabsi bat iis sissnes e.benss
sliit ME getanHt, ipobl ober stGmpFs
unb Sorgtn bic Msnge. Nlas ilr
0reifentbum 70 f60H, 10 frifd. 10 Iies
btnsirertb maht, ss In buIb ssfnst; lie
bate INNER 70 piel an 4nbsre 5u benz
ten. hoB iie gar niht 3tit fnnb. pisl
iiber bas S6uinben ibrtrJuetnb nr6s
5uiinnen, bem 6erSeH mad blieb fit 10
.sis Jingle bon ellen ibreH Grsnnbtn.
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Der SIieger i'm Irut. 4ls
tiir3lia in 9oroenOne, Bel Mailano,
Die gBettfliigs, bic pom MqiIGnoer
2uftiaiffabrtsberetn berQnitdltet ipprs
ben paren ibrsn Anfang pabmsn, err
regte Is groBes Qufie6en, aIs elmer Der
&onturrsnten, Elm iunger Jron3oIs glas
mems Gbeuret, itatt in Der bisaer IbIiz
den prattiiden 5Iisgsrtra9t in Jrad
unb peiBer 8inoe an feline Mainine
bsrdntrot unb iie gum sSluge fertig
mahte. Gin Subelgei6rsi erbob iid,
als Der Qppurot emporitieg unb bic
betoen S6tpdIbenIhpGn3e" ud6renb
Der 5uhrt luitig i'm Dinbe flQtterteu.
Der nGorriere bella Ssru", Der oisie
8eihi6te er3dblt, tniipft cine lGuoere
Misunderstanding burun unb meint,
bu es teiner beionbersn gpilette mebr
beoiirfe, 10 tperDe tppbI Die 3eit ni6t
mebr ferns fem, in Der man bic 3uis
i6enafte i'm Sbeatsr ooer bic gauien
in etnem iiberbibten 8aQidaI Ttatt i'm
SOBER ooer ouf ftoubigen 8Gn0en Ell
nige 6unbert Wteter bod iiber bem grbz
booen perbringe. Damn aber pom
S6er5 gum GrnIt iibergebenb, betont
Der vGorriere" ausbriidli9, baB teiner
Der 2uftf6iffer fol6es 9ertrauen ein.
gefloBt babe, pis gerabe Gbeuret, ba
unter oem publitum Der Ginorud por>
bertfdenb mar, baB Elm Mann, Der i'm
pollenosten 8eielf6oftson3uq cine 70
i9per gu be6anbelnbe Maihine, tpie
etnsn Geroplan, lente, Elm gang poraiigs
lltsr uno ii6ersr 5ubrsr iein muffe.
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mnb Die ZdbDmbeit elmer taoenuieu Santfarbe anss
riadten. gseriud3t es feIbH.
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menf9en gesen Die armen Seiben."
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(Gortiesuns folst.)
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1910-01-06
A Few Facts About
LIVER TROUBLES

a Few Facts About Liver Trouble
A dull, sluggish liver always brings
a dull' , z1pggisshh a feeling n ! to the ere entire
the blood courses through the body in.
a bright red stream. When the liver
is inactive the blood becomes dull and:
muddy. and it is full OF poisonous
matter. A great many people try to
get a fine, clear, pink and white COM
plexion by rubbing things on their
faces. They might rub a lifetime and
the same yellow complexion would re-
main, Dra The he'll liver eausss It; Only
ions. Blood loaded with impurities
from the liver sends the Impurities out
through the pores of the skin and
turns the skin a brownish yellow.
To get rid Of the dull, heavy feeling
and muddy, yellow complexion get the
liver to working again. Two SOC bot
ties Of BLOOD1NE will do It nine
times out Of ten. If you are troubled
with ConstipatiOn and Straining use
BLOODINE LIVER PILLS with the
BLOODINE. Scallin Bros. Co.
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had Ned their bids, which were open
Cd. After the figures had been Civ
ZEN out the representatives were given
an audience by the council to enlarge
upon the good qualities Of their hose.
The prices ranged from Is cents
to clio per foot. When 1t came to
the purchase Of the hose the three
gentlemen who made such glowing
speeches were left at the post and
the contract was awarded to the
Northern Fire Apparatus Co., which
sold some hose to the department
last year and which Chief Kimble
declared gave good satisfaction. The
bid was wired to the council late in
the afternoon. and was finally the
winner. This hose cost 80 cents per
foot, and the amount purchased was
500 feet.
Weighmaster Greene reported the
receipts Of the Office for the month
to be 5000. Police Judge Markham
imposed fines to the amount OF 1915,
Of which $132.25 was paid and $142.-
70 not paid. The court fees amount
ed to $46.25. Treasurer Kibbee's
report for November was accepted
and placed on file, and one for De
cember was referred to the finance
committee.
Alderman Adams presented the
new plat Of lots in the western part
Of. the cemetery. and q resolution was
adopted fixing the prices that shall
be charged for the same. which range
from SO to $40.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1910-01-06
board this afternoon and read as

tu0 UOdIU tAAo -aAtS10VOu oAO ASo0 oo
follows:
Whereas, 1t. appears that the gen.
eral conditions Of the public jail of
DAWSON county, South Dakota, have
become bad, unsanitary and inimical
to the health of inmates thereof; that
the facilities for lighting and ven
tilating the same are wholly made
qCate; that the plumbing and sani-
tary equipments therein are intoler-
able and the location and arrange
ment of said Jail such as to render it
impossible to properly segregate the
different types and grades of those
accused of crime. Therefore, be 1t
Resolved by the Mems Club of
Mitchell, South Dakota. that for
purely humanitarian reasons such
conditions ought to be changed.
Resolved, that 1t is the sense Of
this Club that the attention of the
County Commissioners should be
called to these conditions and that
they be urged to adopt such means
and measures as will bring about an
improved condition Of things at said
jail, eve to the extent Of the con-
struction Of an entire new prison on
independent ground and in the open
air.
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WANTS JAIL IMPROVED
Mems Club Discuss the Jail Condi
lions and Then Pass Resolutions
to Commissioners.

At the meeting OF the Mems Club
Tuesday the attendance was not large
but the subject OF .Jails'' was dis
cussed quite vigorously with the re-
suit that resolutions we're adopted
asking the county commissioners to
make improvements In the Dawson
county Jail. They were presented to
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1910-01-06
WINTER TERM OPENED.
University Opened It's Winter Tern
with Only /. Fair Attendance
Snow blockade Bad.

Wednesday the winter term Of
Dakota Wesleyan University opened
and there were about $50 student.
in attendance for the beginning. The
number was not % large as anticipat-
ed. The small attendance was due
to the blockaded condition Of the
railroads and the students have $been
unable TO reach here. In the course
Of another week the enrolment VIII
be much larger.
DR.. J. 8. Hoagland deliveredth
address this morning at the oper;rs
and It was Just such a talk a. the
students needed for the beginning
Of the work. Prof. Hobson sang g
the delight and enjoyment Of the
student body: